VirtualDub has no inserted frames with preview turned off?
I have been using Virtualdub for a couple weeks to import VHS tapes into my PC with an ATI 600 USB device. Some were fine, some had Frames dropped, and some had Frames inserted, and some had both. I had a tape that had just Frames Inserted. About 26 of them. Happened twice. Here's the challenge. I cleaned off my hard drive, and set "No Display" on the video tab. The tape went thru without any Frames Inserted this time. Does turning off the display disable VirtualDub's process for Frames inserted and dropped frame detection? Or was the cleaning and defragging of the hard drive and possibly turning off the preview window just beneficial in the import process?
Thanks. JR |
I figured it would come down to looking over the Virtualdub settings. I forget, but aren't you using a laptop (I wouldn't wish that on anyone) or the same hard drive as your OS (ditto)? Yes, defrag helps, turning off internet network connection (just unplugging doesn't help, the system still keeps searching for a connection), and all that. Turning off Preview is also a big step -- it seems to be designed for "preview", i.e, adjusting and whatnot rather than actual capture -- I've crashed VDub several times trying to capture and forgetting to turn Preview off on my older 1.8GHz capture PC.
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Thanks for the reply sanlyn. No, not a laptop. Using an old Dell desktop. 3GHz dual core. 6GB Ram but that's pointless because I'm on WinXP 32-bit.
My Capture Timings: http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/imag.../15dkhe0-1.jpg My Disk I/O settings are: http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/imag...2/kced15-1.jpg Let me know if you need anything else to look at. Most/all should be set to what you recommended before. I know Disk I/O you mentioned to leave at default. Is Disable Windows write buffering a good thing? For reference, CPU jumps between 6 and 35 percent so probably not an issue there. Thanks. JR |
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