Now under 'Video', click on the 'Change' button (next to the 'Compression:' field).

An oversight on the programmer's end I think.Īs for the 'Save as type:' parameter, set it to 'MP4 +faststart (*.mp4)'. Otherwise, the input file will be overwritten, which will then result in an error. So, remember to give your save file a different and unique name. The 'File name:' parameter in this dialog box defaults to the input file name. Saving Post-processed VideosĪfter post-processing, to save the video file, hit the F7 button to bring up the 'Save File' dialog.

Not bad considering that I only have a 2GB RAM, Pentium Dual Core 2.7 GHz computer and I could get my video processing done in a reasonable amount of time. Yes - after a lull of 2 years, I have rekindled my love affair with VirtualDub, albeit with one of its younger siblings VirtualDub2. So I assume that what I have done must be correct. My uploaded VirtualDub2 post-process videos were accepted by Dreamstime, no rejections based on technicalities. I use the parameters in the video files that were produced by my cameras as a guide. It took me quite awhile to figure out the parameters and the steps to save my video files in the H.264 format in the MP4 container in VirtualDub2. How I wish that saving my edited video files in VirtualDub2 is as simple as clicking on a single button or option like in Avidemux.

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