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Krisqo wrote:Try using FFMPEGSource found <a href="http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=127037">here</a>. I've had no problem importing MKV files into VDub using this. Even h.264 MKVs.

Thanks, it worked perfectly!

I'm trying to open an .mkv file in VirtualDubMod. If I try to open the original file, I get the error message: "Only handle [S_Text/] subs for the moment" I looked through the archive and found someone suggested using mkvmerge GUI. I tried muxing both with one audio track, and no audio tracks, but V...

I found that Adobe Premiere Elements 4 is $100 from adobe.com, and $55 from amazon.com. I think I'll go with that, as I checked the list of differences and elements seems to be enough for me.

I've been using Adobe Premier Pro 7 (i.e. APP 1) to make AMVs for the past few years. Recently, I bought a new computer with a fancy 512MB NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GS video card for the purpose of making AMVs more conveniently. I stuck to APP 1 until now because my old computer couldn't handle APP 2 whe...

I tried running it without the aviScript modifications and just plain AVISource() but it still didn't help. Then I had a burst of inspiration, and changed the Aspect ratio to 1:1. Now its 720x480!!! I'm a little confused as to why my source video was 4:3, but the output is 1:1, and it yields the sam...

For Video Arrange Method pulldown, I've tried full screen (keep aspect ratio), center (keep aspect ratio), and center (custom size = 720 x 480) but I kept getting 720x540 in WMP. I wonder, maybe its a line in my avisynth script that's throwing things off? I haven't tried opening it in a different pl...

4:3 Display didn't make much difference. Just to clarify what my problem is, TMPGenc is adding black borders on the sides to make my video play as 720x540 in windows media player. I want it to take my 720x480 lossless avi video, and turn it into a normal 720x480 MPEG-2 video. Is this not possible to...

I have:

1:1 VGA
4:3 525 line (NTSC)
4:3 525 line (NTSC, 704x480)
4:3 625 line (PAL)
4:3 625 line (PAL, 704x480)
16:9 525 line (NTSC)
16:9 625 line (PAL)
4:3 Display
16:9 Display
2.21:1 Display

Hmm, I'll try using 4:3 Display and see what happens.

I had someone else look at it, he agrees with you; the file is actually 720x480, and the player is stretching it to 720x540 due to the 4:3 aspect ratio flag.

Do you know if there's a setting I need to use for TMPGenc when I convert to MPEG-2 so that the player will show it as 640x480?

I'm trying to convert some Lagarith and huffYUV compressed .avi files to mpeg-2 for a convention. But, no matter what I do, the mpeg-2 file that comes out is in 720x540, and I need 720x480. In the 4 hours I've been trying, I ended up going past the deadline, but I hope they might still take it... My...