Amo-Chan wrote:No. It's not a bunch of lines. I've had that problem once before. It's more like there's extra movement on top of the picture.
To take a screenshot, open the video in VDub and go to Video>Capture Output Screen To Clipboard, open MS Paint (or some image editing program), and paste.
From your description, it sounds like you just have a lot of noise in the video, and VDub's internal filters probably aren't doing a very good job of removing it. What's wrong with AviSynth...why doesn't it work? In order to get your video looking good, AviSynth is the most efficient way to do it.
I don't have VDub on this computer, so I can't check to see if it has any, but have you tried using VDub's denoising filter(s)?
If you can get AviSynth working, read
this.