Hi,
I'm running Sony Vegas Pro 12 64-bit. K-lite mega 32 bits is installed on my system as well as avisynth and Vdub 32 bits
First, I have tried to, directly import, the avi result's of a job of compression in Vdub with x264vfw. It failed.
Then, after some google searches, I installed ffdshow _tryouts 64 bits and ticked VFW option, as a 64 bit editors (like sony vegas) needs 64 bit codecs.
Great ! I was finally able to open my avi files.
Now I have a strange trouble; have a look at my screencast will be easier than explain the distortion of image and the colour shift to black&white (sorry for my bad english) :
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Here you can compare both very close media info file's, corresponding to the capture picture:
http://cjoint.com/?CAAqlVQajit
http://cjoint.com/?CAAqNPp0xyE
Help, what's happening with this file ? (and all the clips, I'm now compressing with vdub) ?
THX
EDIT : hum, before compression, avi was a flv file ...
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Even the avi result's of flv vdub compression cannot be properly "render" through avspmod :
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I just can't understand how mpc-hc is able to play such a bad "damaged" video ...
Vegas is not responsible for my trouble
I'm running Sony Vegas Pro 12 64-bit. K-lite mega 32 bits is installed on my system as well as avisynth and Vdub 32 bits
First, I have tried to, directly import, the avi result's of a job of compression in Vdub with x264vfw. It failed.
Then, after some google searches, I installed ffdshow _tryouts 64 bits and ticked VFW option, as a 64 bit editors (like sony vegas) needs 64 bit codecs.
Great ! I was finally able to open my avi files.
Now I have a strange trouble; have a look at my screencast will be easier than explain the distortion of image and the colour shift to black&white (sorry for my bad english) :

Here you can compare both very close media info file's, corresponding to the capture picture:
http://cjoint.com/?CAAqlVQajit
http://cjoint.com/?CAAqNPp0xyE
Help, what's happening with this file ? (and all the clips, I'm now compressing with vdub) ?
THX
EDIT : hum, before compression, avi was a flv file ...

Even the avi result's of flv vdub compression cannot be properly "render" through avspmod :

I just can't understand how mpc-hc is able to play such a bad "damaged" video ...
Vegas is not responsible for my trouble