Fun & Games with Video Containers
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 1:14 amI'm really glad you got to make you own stickied topic.... all this info is really useful and is a great asset to RAMV.
Keep up the good work
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Fun & Games with Video Containers
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 1:14 amPosted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 10:38 pm*claps*
I'm really glad you got to make you own stickied topic.... all this info is really useful and is a great asset to RAMV.
Keep up the good work
I'm really glad you got to make you own stickied topic.... all this info is really useful and is a great asset to RAMV.
Keep up the good work
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 12:59 amThank you. I offer a wide array of products, including Avisynth guides, Avisynth functions, and cosmetics. I also sell aluminum siding. *^_^*
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Jokes aside, I did discover one quirky point about h.264 in AVI. It would seem that there are some unfortunate side effects (at least, with the ffdshow version I'm using, which is the one included with a not-the-most-current version of CCCP). It seems that when jumping to non-keyframes, the video becomes corrupted. I know I was running into that when playing with Virtualdub, and I also saw this in WMM (which refers back to the quirkiness I was talking about). In Virtualdub, at least, the issue is fixed by jumping back to the start of the video, then jumping along via only the keyframes (I also caught that frame seeking was screwy at best...). I don't know if this bug has been fixed.... or if any of the powers that be actually care to fix h.264 VFW handling.
Just another heads up on this stuff.
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Jokes aside, I did discover one quirky point about h.264 in AVI. It would seem that there are some unfortunate side effects (at least, with the ffdshow version I'm using, which is the one included with a not-the-most-current version of CCCP). It seems that when jumping to non-keyframes, the video becomes corrupted. I know I was running into that when playing with Virtualdub, and I also saw this in WMM (which refers back to the quirkiness I was talking about). In Virtualdub, at least, the issue is fixed by jumping back to the start of the video, then jumping along via only the keyframes (I also caught that frame seeking was screwy at best...). I don't know if this bug has been fixed.... or if any of the powers that be actually care to fix h.264 VFW handling.
Just another heads up on this stuff.