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It may be possible to create slow-motion video in VirtualDub by altering the framerate settings, but I've honestly never tried. I'll look into it if you're really wanting to use it for this process.
Ask whatever question you have, I'll answer as best I can, as quickly as I can.
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How could I:
Slow
down an existing video (image + sound) file by .9375%? (The motor in some home dubber's VCR ran just a little too slow...) If Womble products didn't produce the
WORST encoding quality in the history of electricity, I wouldn't need to ask here...
