VirtualdubMPEg2 support 2 audio stream (ac3/ vbrmp3 ogg)

Yeah - I also had my troubles getting CVS up. I gave up on WinCVS, and use instead. It's completely integrated into Windows, and much, much easier to use. Feel free to PM if you have any problems. I'm interested in YV12, to be able to make a direct link from AviSynth to XVID in pure YV12. Avisynth does not support YV12 yet, but it's in the works, and avoiding YV12->YUY2->YV12 would probably gain quite a few FPS.

version 0.31 is out With the sources ! Changes in alpha 0.31 (16th october, 2002) - Added bicubic vertical (only) resize for YV12. Works only for "Precise" and "Neutral". It runs 15+% faster than YUY2 on a P3-733 with my Excalibur test vob (720*576 to 720*432). It was not very seriously tested; let me know if you find bugs ...

IIRC, ATSC is Advanced Television Systems Committee, responsible for the high definition TV standard for the US. See . This is mostly an MPEG2 transport stream, at about 19.3 mbps (8.5 GB / hour!) which is what those of us with digital TV cards (Hipix, HiDTV, etc.) capture from US digital stations. But if your code has the Next_Transport_Packet() function in it then you did indeed pick up the version with support for this. Nifty! I didn't write that code and don't know about dual audio streams. (or much audio at all) But except for extracting the MPEG2 elementary stream from the transport stream HDTV data looks pretty much like DVD VOB's, with AC3 audio in them, and big resolutions like 1920x1088i. I'll just test some and see what happens. ;) - Tom

VirtualDubMpg2 now has its own forum at SourceForge :

A couple of questions about the YV12 support. 1) If you do fast recompress (and your avi is YV12), does that mean that your avi stays in YV12 if you recompress it to Xvid for example? 2) "Added bilinear vertical resize for YV12". I guess you have to switch to full processing mode for that. In the past that meant always a YUY2-->RGB conversion. How is it now? 3) Suppose you do some processing on a file, how do you know (can you see it somewhere ?) that there are no colorspace conversions?