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14-11-2003
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| Gknot/Vdub Problem When I am trying to encode, Vdub takes awhile, and the end result is I have a 16mb first pass file after which it says "Avi output: can not access something". I was aiming for 233. I had this same problem with vdub and some other program awhile ago. I had gknot working, but I updated some things and removed some others in order to access b-frames and such. I have been encoding in xvid. This problem pops up with a huge variety of settings, I have been unable to find what causes it. Help please. Last edited by LordDragon13; 14-11-2003 at 02:08. |
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