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BillyBoy wrote on 1/27/2003, 3:36 PM
I've worked with a ton of MPEG files as the source. Almost always the cause is a corrupted source file. Not much you can do about that except remove the bad frames from the source.
phonelover wrote on 1/27/2003, 6:22 PM
If the source file is corrupted, I shouldn't be able to see the frames in the source video. With VV3, it is not like that and the Technical Service said that this is a major unsolved buf of VV3...
I've worked with tons of MPEG-2 video source too and I've never experienced such problems.