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I've tried to use AviDemux, and while it was able to recognize the file, it wasn't however able to remove any of the jumpiness from the video. Also it seems that AviDemux is having problems with the above .avs script. I tried one that worked in VDM, but all I got was an error message saying that it ...

I tried it out, and while the .avs script runs fine on VirtualDubMod, I get another "AVI import filter error" whenever I try to use it with VirtualDub. So the good news is the script works it's just that it doesn't want to work with VirtualDub. I think it may be the limitation of VirtualDub not bein...

I've tried to use VirtualDub and I get the following error when trying to import the aviscript file; AVI Import Filter error: {Unkown) (80040154). Since VirtualDub has problems with .mkv files this would make sense, so i tried running the script with VirtualDubMod. I got another error message this t...

Okay, I'll try what your suggested, and see what happens. It's not like what I've been trying so far has had any luck yet, so I'm willing to try almost anything at this point.

I use VirtualDubMod for converting/compressing files, and then I use Premiere for the actual editing. So to make things simpler I guess I should ask how can I convert a .mkv to an .avi using VirtualDubMod so as to remove the jumpiness/blurriness that appears in Premiere?

I apologize for the double post, but I just now realized that I goofed when I was referring to ffmpeg being used a codec. FFmpeg(Source) is what I've been using for the input command when using avisynth, where as for file conversion using VirtualDubMod, I regularly use ffdshow. So, yeah, I now reali...

I'm using VirtualDubMod to handle all conversions. Since .mkv files are annoying to work with, instead of doing a conversion/compression in one pass, I do them separately. As a result the first pass is just for converting a .mkv to an uncompressed .avi file. Then I make a second pass using either ff...

I'm trying to do an AMV featuring "Welcome to the NHK," unfortunately all I got are .mkv files of the series. Whenever I convert the video to .avi the video seems to either jump up and down a bit, or flicker a little bit at the top. To make matters worse it appears the video is permanently out of fo...

Thanks for the help. The files are running smoother, and playing better now. Only one question; why is there an improvement in it? What is the difference between DirectShowSource and FFMpegSource? It's both H.264 isn't it?

I managed to get all of the video back. The only problem? It takes a few moments for the animation to work when I hit play. I'm using ffdshow to do the encoding; I don't know if it could be the codec itself that's messing it up, or not, but if so, then what other solutions should I try? Also the qua...