Heywould wrote:i can see her monkey. (upskirt shot)

You looked!

Garibaldi wrote:Sure, sorry I was late to the party!

No problem, 'Baldi Zippy is happy as a clam about the video being saved. Thanks to the video "forces of nature" we have as members here ....

And she'll pick the bugs out of your hair for you

Has anyone tried running it through WinFF ? It is a GUI frontend for ffmpeg, which is pretty powerful. Maybe it can "overlook" the issues with this avi. I'd be happy to try it, but the link to the file was broken :frown: Cause it's been fixed. I don't have a copy anymore. Thanks anyway...

träskmannen wrote:DivFix++, not DivFix. I just tried it and it worked here.

I missed the "++"

Oh well, information to file away for future video issues

I tried DivFix yesterday and it choked. Of course it could be the 64-bit problem.

At any rate, it's finished.

@Zippy - You're always welcome, of course If you have any future video issues, you know where to go now

That should be fine, guys. I sent a message to Zippy with the link.

You guys rock!! Thanks a bunch!!!!

Might as well. Whatever is easier.

Can you upload the fixed video to a free host site and I'll grab it and take a look?

Thanks a bunch. I'm sure Zippy will be happy

Here's the link:

http://convopit.org/public/hpim0271.avi

Tried VDub 32-bit:



I used the resize filter. The script gave the same error.

CAp, did you make sure the path the the file you are trying to edit is correct in the script? simple i know but it doesnt hurt to ask.. The path is correct. I've had strange resource clashes doing that......using a 64-bit application (VirtualDub) with a 32-bit resource (Avisynth). Also, is the...

Virtual Dub doesn't know what to do with the script file:



I have Avisynth 2.5.8 installed

I'm running VirtualDub 64-bit ver. 1.9.7

I think I have enough to start with here, 'grab. Thanks a bunch!!

Thank you so much guys. i'm sorry to be really cheeky but would somebody mind helping me with it? I really do not understand what is being said. :please: <bats eyeslashes coquettishly> :D I'll try gastorgrab's suggestion tomorrow with Avisynth, Wend. I'd do it today but I have a bunch of...

Don't know about AVIDemux. I don't have it. The file causes errors when trying to play through Media Player. It says it is searching for a solution, and then just hangs, as it always does :dry: The improper size message is because it's the improper size. Several apps said the same thing, and did...

Thanks 'gater. I'll make sure that never gets on our Netflix list

Sorry I couldn't help with the video Wend.

Guys, Wend needs help with her AVI file. It's non-standard 640x479 and everything I have tried to resize or convert chokes on it, giving the error "Non-standard size".

Anyone know how to fix the file?

I've seen some converted by Youtube and I wasn't happy with the quality. I've had better luck doing my own converting. Sometimes Youtube converts it even if it's already .flv

Sure. I can run it through Virtual Dub or TMPGEnc Xpress to restore the size to standard, then through FLV Converter to put it into Youtube format. Upload the file to a free upload site and PM me the link. I'll take care of it for you, Wend ;) Here's a few you can try if you don't have one already:...

What a bunch of poorly-trained clowns! If a US soldier performed like that they'd send him back to boot camp or drum him out of the service

Instilling fear in people is against Islam

Good one.

Yes. After he went through the de-aging process, which amazingly made his uniform smaller

hey claim satellites will be aged by 50 years, rendering GPS even more useless than ever

GPS is useless now? That's news to a lot of people who use it daily.

Chewie wrote:The gun in Eraser was cool, but this one makes that look like a pea shooter, its not so much its size but the devastation it causes.

That alone makes it worth seeing

I never said I wasn't going to see it I love movies with lots of violence. Revenge movies get extra points

That big gun Chewie mentioned reminds me of the shoulder-fired rail gun in "Eraser". Cool

The episode was Masterpiece Society, I think.

'grab wrote:He's the security officer from the sealed community. A giant asteroid was on a collision course with their planet, and technology in LaForge's visor that allowed Ent D to divert the asteroid.

I think this one is correct.

I heard the same thing about it. One family member described it as "Every Hollywood over-the-hill, mouth-breathing slab of muscle is in the movie ....predictable plot".

They look like they could be related.

pchan wrote:History is always written by the guy who live to tell the tale.
Don't be surprised if what you have observed differed from history during your time travel.

Absolutely. Not a doubt in my mind