(Never much of a problem noticed in my using the portable AVIDemux editions, for example.) I've found some 64-bit plugins, hereĪnd elsewhere, and created the 64-bit plugins directory for them, as you are supposed to.
I don't even recall where I found them, at this point.) It is possible that my fondness for portable apps is a culprit here, or maybe it's just what you said about 64-bit VDub. (Curiously, neither the 32-bit or 64-bit portable edition of VDub seems to be included in the Tools section on VH. I happen to have Portable 64-bit VirtualDub on this box. That's one of the good things, in that you usually don't have to relinquish a good 32-bit program that you like: they just go in the Program Files x86 section, and you can continue to use them.
Has the intervening time period changed your answer on this ? I happen to be running W7U 圆4 on the box I've been using lately (I rotate amongst the use of a few different computers here), equipped with quite a few 64-bit video apps (where they are available) and a nice roster of 32-bit ones as well. (Personally, I'm opposed to continually proliferating new threads on the same or more-or-less same subject, when there may be reasonable places to update existing threads.) So, my questions:Ħ4-bit Win-7 is now much more established in terms of how many users are running it. I'm aware of the nearly 2.5 year time jump here, but this seemed an appropriate place to ask, since you wrote what you wrote.
FLAC DECOMPRESSOR 64 BIT
Actually, I'd recommend against using 64 bit Windows for a video editing station. It is less stable than the 32 bit version, there are fewer filters available for it, and fewer source filters. I highly recommend against using 64 bit VirtualDub.
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