can you pm me on this lockster and we will get it sorted - cheers

Hi lokster,

I would be more than happy to host viDrop for you, that's perfectly fine. I'm already hosting the other versions here on MyMPxPlayer.org anyway! :)

I'll also make a donation as well.
I'll PM you with details.

howo i download the tool? i go to the page but where do i click?i am desperate because i dont know how to download the tool.please help.

how do i download version 0.57?where do i click?

For audio-out-of-sync problems, try to add

-audio-preload 0.8 -delay 0.1

to Extra parameters -> mencoder

You can change the delay value to anything you like (positive or negative) to fix the synchronization issues. The value is in seconds.

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Edit:
ooops... I was reading older posts from this topic without noticing, and replied to them...

Btw, the latest viDrop can be downloaded now from http://www.vidrop.vpunk.co.uk/vidrop-0.57.1-install.msi too.
Thanks to makd511.

how does this work

most of the time i see out of sync errors its gradual, so at the start it will be fine then it will go out of sync some way down the line, is it not the player hardware that is the problem here, or am i missing the point ..

hang on, in fact i have a situation on a certain film that this will apply to, one from DVD that when encoded using my normasl working settings is out of sync - thanks for the tip lockster

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Is it possible to reduce the colour space in xvid?
Most players only have max 18bit (+160k colours) instead of 24bit (+16M colours). Repacking the videos with a reduced colours pace saves space and there is no need for full colour space when the display can't reproduce the colours.

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lokster and WIZARD:

I used to be able to create new settings profiles as lokster mentioned but can no longer as WIZARD has found out ... could be due to a switch to Vista from XP rather than a version bug ... don't remember when I first noticed it ...

The only workaround I've found is to copy a settings file from the presets folder and paste it outside the program file section, edit it using notepad, rename it then paste it back into the presets folder ... Vista forces me to approve the paste ... could be that the automatic Vista feature that controls the approval of installation of programs, blocks the creation of a new preset setting file ...