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#Virtualdub mp4 plugin zip#
#Virtualdub mp4 plugin download#
#Virtualdub mp4 plugin windows#

If you're ready for the conversion, press "Start".

Tickle on "Add to queue" > "Re-save as AVI".

We are quite close! :) Decide where you would like to save the output files, and drag your conversion-ready video files into the window.

Open "File", hover your mouse pointer over "Queue batch operation" and click "Batch wizard.".

Click "Audio" again and select "Compression.".

Click on "Audio" and "Full processing mode".

Choose the Lagarith Lossless Codec from the list, it's visible if you have installed it.

Now it supports a lot more files than just avi! (please note, although it's called a plugin, it doesn't show up at "Options" > "Plugin-ins")Ĭlick the "Video" menu in the main application window, and click on "Compression."

#Virtualdub mp4 plugin zip#

Extract the archive, navigate to your VirtualDub program folder and merge the plugin32 folder with the one from your zip archive.

It's the link on their site where it says "Download: VirtualdubFFMpegPlugin_0817.zip (22.2 MB)"

#Virtualdub mp4 plugin download#

Download FFInputDriver from the link above.

And I have seen that VirtualDub is able to batch convert like a video converter, so cool! I'm going to explain every step to convert videos into the Lagarith Lossless Codec: It adds the functionality to open up a lot more formats, not just avi.

So, luckily I found something really great: FFInputDriver, a plugin package for VirtualDub. I have tested Handbrake, Media Coder, Avidemux, VirtualDub (unable to handle the avi after conversion from mp4 with Avidemux), TEncoder, XMedia Recode, WinFF and Super (built-in Lagarith codec, but can't convert without an error as well). I have also visited quite a few other topics available here, but all these applications are using internal codecs. I have seen Sony Vegas is able to render videos using external codecs, but it's a way too much overkill, because it costs around 400$ and I don't want to edit it this way. The final video is going to be a compressed video anyway, so I don't want to lose any quality before. I want to avoid converting this video into a lossy format, unless it's perfectly safe to do so with certain settings. I can't use the existing video because it wants an avi file, with no H.264 codec (I had installed the K-Lite codec pack and used Avidemux to convert the mp4 file container to avi, but then the application will crash after 50% loading progress).

My goal: I would like to edit videos where I will need to edit them in another program, but I would like to retain the original quality by using the Lagarith lossless codec and uncompressed PCM audio.

#Virtualdub mp4 plugin windows#

The program should run on Windows 7, and if possible, free. There is a serious amount of converting programs using internal codecs, which is great, but this time it's not helpful. I'm looking for a video converter which is able to use existing installed video codecs.