@ syk2c11..
as a rule of thumb, don't mess w/ other scripts (specially those w/ lots of
fitering routines and stuff) till you've first fixed your issue. I say this cause
you don't know what to expect in YOUR given situation, and you could be
at it for days longers than antisipated, and it could have ben what was in
the scripts you used. So, you don't want to waist bandwidth on other scripts
until you've first fixed your first problem.
A suggestion maybe...
Open your source in vdub and go to:
*
Video/FrameRate and select
(o) Change to [29.970] frames per second
for that fps, and then proceed to
Save as another .AVI file. Here,
you can choose another codec altogether, and reSave. Then, open this
file in ANOTHER vdub and see how it plays. Remember, for maximum speed,
press the
>>1 play button, NOT the
>>0 as this one uses
lots more resources and will probably not show smoothest play.
These button are at button left of vdub window.
If the above does not work, then try another fps value. What your problem
may be is the correct fps of the "original" source. Did you know what it
was ?? If so, you really show be using THAT fps in this procedure.
If all doesn't work, and you've tried other steps w/ negative results, then
all I can tells ya is to re D/L it again..
perhaps w/ another stream
D/L'er app.
Good luck in any event
-vhelp
