Kariudo wrote:you're in virtualdub(/mod) right?
when you find a clip that you want, you go to file-save as.
unless you are saving the footage as uncompressed you are using a codec to encode your footage.
if that codec is divx or xvid, your avi files won't work in your editing program.
you should use a lossless codec like Lagairth or HuffYuv (get the pre-built dll, and be sure to read the page so you know how to install it)
this tells you how to make clips in virtualdubmod, please read through this thoroughly (for what that last page didn't cover, this one should)
for the 5th time (i think) I've been using the codecs that have been told to me. The program just doesn't let it get loaded in. I'm probably going to try uninstalling it and see if reinstalling helps. If not then I'll continue using eazy VCD and find a method to fix the boxes.



