Hi, waiting is over!

Thanks to Luisifer and his Mate

Now You can open ATI SVCD just as avi and save to avi or frameserve to CCE etc.

Visit and join Yahoo's DVDBACKUP forum and download VirtualdubMax.zip

It does Have one Little Bug though or Maybe it isn"t a Bug But it will instantly do IVTC on any VOB/Mpeg file that comes from a Film source, so if your Ripping a 29.97fps NTSC Film DVD and Put the Vob into VirtualDub-MaX it will Show the File as Being 23.97Fps and I haven"t found a Way to turn it off, But it frameserves the AC3 audio Perfectly But I had to use Smartripper to Just rip the Video and audio track and the Frame serveing speed to CCE was very good...

Is VirtualDub basically a transcoder? I know it can mark in and out points in an audio/video stream and frameserve the resulting AVI to an encoder, but can it also control the conversion of a DVD-type format (resolution and bitrate) to SVCD?

I have not been able to get Avisynth to work in CCE 2.5 as everyone else seems to, so I've been frameserving from VFAPI into DVD2SVCD. I know it's the long way around, but at least that gets me an SVCD mpeg that has been encoded by CCE and is resized to 480X480 and 44.1 kHz audio.

I really like the idea of using VirtualDub to save encoding time for material that's going to be edited out, so I think I'll give it a try.

Hi,

Virtualdub can usually do whatever You imagine.

Had 3.3Gb SVCD-Mpeg. Washed out colors. 16:9 black bars. Noisy as VHS.
Converted it to VCD with VirtualDubMax.

Used clip, cropping, resize, brightness, saturation/intensity and dynamic noise reduction.
Frameserved it to CCE 'andreas ultra-low matrice'.
Speed 0.39 with P3@744. Liked the result.
Fits now to 2CD-r