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I need a frame by frame dvd video player software.
4wd:
What does "scrub back and forth" mean?
-housetier (July 04, 2008, 02:59 AM)
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The ability to move back and forth, (at speeds ranging from frame by frame to many times normal play rate), through a video, usually by just dragging a slider backwards and forwards.
Most players only go forward frame by frame, you usually need a video editing program to do this rather than a simple player - hence why I suggested AVIDemux.
kartal:
For some reason avidemux cannot open the vob files(other players can play no problem). That means that I need to convert vob to avis then try avidemux. I will also try virtualdub.
Thanks for suggestions.
4wd:
For some reason avidemux cannot open the vob files(other players can play no problem). That means that I need to convert vob to avis then try avidemux. I will also try virtualdub.-kartal (July 04, 2008, 11:53 PM)
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Strange, AVIDemux opens VOBs fine here and offers to append them together if they're in the same titleset, (VTS).
Does it open "Index MPEG files" dialog, (you have to answer "Yes" - it creates an idx file so the VOBs need to be on writable media)?
kartal:
Yes it is asking me to index but fails to index. I had used Avidemux successfully in the past. I will try to investigate little more, probably something is weird with the .vob I am using.
4wd:
Yes it is asking me to index but fails to index. I had used Avidemux successfully in the past. I will try to investigate little more, probably something is weird with the .vob I am using.-kartal (July 05, 2008, 02:37 AM)
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The only time I've had it fail to index is when the VOBs are on a DVD, you need to rip the DVD to the hard drive first removing any protection in the process.
Otherwise, try opening just a straight MPEG file, (example.mpg), off of the hard drive and see if it works.
AFAIK, VirtualDub can't handle MPEG2, (due to licensing IIRC), that's why VirtualDubMod and NanDub were created - both rather long in the tooth now.
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