VirtualDub is a free and open-source video capture and video processing utility for Microsoft Windows written by Avery Lee.
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10 Facts About VirtualDub
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In 2009, the third-party software print guide Learning VirtualDub referred to VirtualDub as "the leading free Open Source video capture and processing tool".
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Several hundred third-party plug-ins for VirtualDub exist, including by professional software companies.
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VirtualDub was made to operate exclusively on AVI files; however, a plugin API was added from version 1.
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VirtualDub can help overcome problems with digital cameras that record video.
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VirtualDub can create a video file from a series of image files in Truevision TGA or Windows Bitmap file formats.
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VirtualDub can delete segments of a video file, append new segments, or reorder existing segments.
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VirtualDub comes with a number of video editing components known as "filters".
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VirtualDub was originally created by the author, when a college student, for the purpose of compressing anime videos of Sailor Moon.
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Early versions of VirtualDub supported importing of Microsoft's Advanced Systems Format, but this was removed in version 1.
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