Enable virtualdub hack option

Probably some x developer here know the reason of the delay, sounds bit distribution problem to me I encode the uncompressed avi from vegas with a batch script: If you use a lossless compression this will take much more time than 2. If you do not compress at all, it might also take some time depending on how fast your HDDs are. What if I do not use bframes?

EDIT: Same It works for earlier 64bit versions of vegas, maybe something changed in 12? Even if you return it to "Warning" you probably wouldn't be able to read it due the way how Vegas dispatch windows messages log window show but is not responsive and that this probably the reason of your change to "None" sorry, in near time I am not going to do any workaround for this log problem in Vegas. Now about suggested ways to fix this from log window: "if you use VirtualDub or its fork than you can enable 'VirtualDub Hack' option" - you can NOT use this because you use Vegas not VirtualDub so keep 2 unchecked.

But because this out file will have only video part you will have to mux it latter with audio part yourself. With avc: avs [info]: trying AVISource Yes, just because that. Well ok, I will try. Now Im trying to get frameserver working with x and download a 64 bits version of vp8vfw cant find it anywhere over the internet.

The files created with frameserver are corrupted. In the past, certain versions of vegas with dmfs required you make the avs script separately instead of feeding directly to x even though the x binary was compiled with avs support - I can't why, but it worked. It's worth a try. Bleck 1 Try frameserving in RGB It will be probably quicker than uncompressed avi rendering depends on disk and processor speed. I'm using the x codec found here x When I try writing frames to a file I get this error message poping up.

I found this VirtualDub Hack but then I'm not using virtual dub. I'm not sure what the File output mode and zero latency mean. I think the problem is related to the codec since when I change to using a different codec, everything works fine. I'm using C and emgu but I dont think thats where the problem lies. I know is's a bit late but I figured this out.

The solution on windows is to set -1 instead of codec's fourcc. This pops up a dialog where you can choose a codec and if you choose xwfv, there's a configure button which lets you configure those options zero latency works for me. Next time codec will use exact same settings, so you can run your program with fourcc code. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.

Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. X Error message when capturing video Ask Question. Asked 8 years ago. Active 6 years, 8 months ago. Video stream is decoded by a codec chosen for this kind of video. Different codecs are used for different types of video.

Processed video is compressed using a video codec of your choice. If you selected some audio codec, then first audio stream from the splitter is decompressed with an audio codec chosen for this type of audio. Then decompressed audio is compressed by an audio codec of your choice. For this reason it is essential to have all proper codecs to be set up correctly. Problems with codecs may lead to Video Enhahcer's inability to process a file and also to crashes. This tutorial shows how to get and set up free video codecs that will solve most of your problems with most multimedia applications including Video Enhancer.

We recommend K-Lite Mega Codec Pack full or mega version for easy installation of most popular codecs. Matroska splitter, select LAV. Ogg splitter, select lav. VFW video codecs, select Xvid and x This will install codecs which will let you compress your video to XviD or x