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VirtualDub Capture AVI audio AND video speed up ...

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/350745-VirtualDub-Capture-AVI-audio-AND-video-speed-up#:~:text=In%20VirtualDub%2C%20Capture%20AVI%2C%20Device%20%3D%20USB%20VideoBus,bones%20%26%20functional%20to%20fancy%20UI%27s%20and%20features%29
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Speed up slow down video audio in VirtualDub filters ...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CtWsK8sYSs
    Speed up and slow down video and audio only in VirtualDub, filters tutorial. Audio sync.http://toss.pp.uahttp://twitter.com/tossfromua.

How To Change A Video's Speed With VirtualDub - …

    https://www.ghacks.net/2011/06/26/how-to-change-a-videos-speed-with-virtualdub/
    You can add another audio track under Audio > Audio from another file. Click on Video > Frame Rate or press Ctrl-R to open the menu. Most videos have a default frame rate of 25 or 29.33. All you need to do know is to change that framerate to …

VirtualDub Capture AVI audio AND video speed up ...

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/350745-VirtualDub-Capture-AVI-audio-AND-video-speed-up
    In VirtualDub, Capture AVI, Device = USB VideoBus II Video (DirectShow), and Audio = Capture Device. The frame rate defaults to 30.00 fps, and audio to 44.1k 16-bit. Any ideas? And if it's possible the Belkin device simply doesn't work with VDub, what capture program would you suggest? (I prefer bare bones & functional to fancy UI's and features)

Audio filter reference - VirtualDub Documentation

    https://documentation.help/VirtualDub/audio-filters.html
    This filter uses a 32-phase, 129-tap filter bank to resample audio -- it is higher quality than the Audio | Conversion... option and should be preferred for converting between sampling rates. The transition band is ~1.4KHz at 44KHz sampling rate, and as a result, very sharp downsampling, such as 44KHz to 8KHz, may result in some aliasing.

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