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M,
I'm assuming that if your divx file plays, meaning you can see audio and video, in windows media player and divxplayer, without any spots, discolorations, additives, freezing, bad frames, off synch, etc...that the file as divx is okay.
When you load it into virtual dub, and u say it does show video:
have u tried playing it? (second button on bottom left with triangle/arrowhead and an I)? Or tried moving the slider bar to the left to see if there is any video at all. On some flix i've had the first few frames of the video will have a few black frames, once i move the bar it shows video and audio, albeit slow if its a d2v dvd2aviprojectfile.
If u do see video and hear audio, rewind the file, go to Edit, Set Select Start - Home,,,then slide the bar towards the middle where you want to make your cut. Edit, Set Selecton End. The first half of the movie should be highlighted (blue) or marked, then check Direct Stream Copy for your video and audio, File , Save Avi, choose another name and you should have two halves ----provided you wanted to cut your file to two halves---but you can use this method to cut whereever you want.
Under tmpeng, go to settings, source range,,and move the slider to the right (youll see the audio wave move as well), if you see video, your okay to encode is my guess. If not more info may be required...
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