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I just bought a new comp, and if I was running xp it would be even better and faster. But, it came with Vista pre-installed and I heard finding the drivers for the hardware (for xp) would be even harder since they dont exist. (So I heard). I used to use dvdflick, avi-demux. Will these still work on Vista? Is there something better?
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I'm using DVD Flick 1221, AviDemux 2.4, FAVC 1.04, d2mp 3.7 all
on Vista. Some apps like SUPER work but are kinda' touchy on Vista.
Also TMPGEnc Plus 2.54 VirtualDub and VirtualDubMod,
Gui4ffmpeg.... Try 'em and if you get something broken usually
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Super, Im glad they all work Ill try them today. I wasnt sure what would happen if I installed a program that wasnt compatible with vista. ThanksComment
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You're welcome. If you have a dual core machine and haven't tried
FAVC 1.04 check it out. It's kinda like layin' it over around corners
as fast as you can. Once in a while it crashes but usually you get
one hell of a ride!
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It was fast and decent menu too. I have a damaged avi file that I used (not knowing) So everything was great till the error, the video corrected itself but the audio was out of sync from there on. Any suggestions? Oh and .net framework is already apart of the Vista OS?? Didnt know that, is there anything else we would have to add to Xp that is already on vista?
Thanks again
JensenComment
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FAVC's author is very responsive. He has a thread on doom9 forum:
Just search FAVC and you can't miss it.
As for the rest I don't know how I could catelog what's missing on XP.
Try the stuff and see if it works.Comment
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Don't know if there's much that can be done about a damaged avi file. :SComment
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Wow ...
The Mr_Odwin, "FAVC Author" on "Digital Digest" Forum ... yeahhhhh!
Mr_Odwin THANKS for the GREAT Program.
G!
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I have tried different avi repair proggys but they're not 100%. This was amazing to see though!! Nice program. I havent tried to see how long the higher quality setting takes, just the speed setting. Thank you to all
QUESTION: Can Favc join severeal different sources to make one dvd with 5 episodes on it.
Yes but takes awhileLast edited by Jensen; 27 Nov 2007, 12:21 PM.Comment
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Hey guys how do you pull up the log for a encode? I just spent 4-5hrs on a high-quality set favc test with five sources and it just stoped. Theres an iso where its supposed to be, but it empty, 0 kb. it alao shut-down automatically, no errors!! I'm trying again in balance.Comment
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Try lowering the maximum bitrate. Sometimes bitrate spikes cause Muxman to fail with the mux.Comment
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Thank you for your response, I had tried to post in the Doom9 forum. Unfortunately I have to wait 5 days before posting under favc.
I did try again with Balance setting, and was successful . Is there a link to somewhere that explains what FAVC does while encoding with dual core proc.? I see multiple screens while encoding both video and audio. I love the menu author, simple and effective.
Please read my other posts, maybe you have some insight on how I can use favc with dv.
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Mr_Odwin I thought I'd post an acknowledgment because your program
saved me a lot of grief!! I was knocking myself out trying to modify some
.avi files with hard subs so that they didn't drop off the screen when
played on my stand-alone DVD player. I got one to work after a bunch
of AddBorders() trial and error, but the same script didn't work on
the next file. Then I noticed the Incorporate TV Overscan option
in FAVC!!!! Ahhh, things became so much easier then!!
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Does anyone know why in favc the video area size is smaller? In other words, theres a 1-2 inch black border around the video playback.Comment
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Either you've the TV Overscan option, or FAVC has incorrectly detected the aspect ratio of your file. What is your input file resolution?Comment
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