MediaCoder

I'm trying to convert a video I exported in full processing mode from Virtualdub.
That video is about 3:15. However, the video produced by MediaCoder is invariably about 1:15.

I can't figure it out, can anyone assist?

Ok, now it did something and I have an AVI, but there's no sound <.<

EDIT: I just ripped the sound from the original and muxed them, that seems to have worked

Anyways, how was it that you determine which FPS to use?

... The file plays fine in Media Player Classic and I do have FFDShow Tryouts installed. So am I doing something wrong here? For playing in DirectShow (also use DirectShowSource in Avisynth script) must have installed required splitter and decoders. Media Player Classic have internal splitter for M...

Look at console windows (press F6 shortcut). Any errors? Of course have installed required DirectShow filters (splitter and decoders)? Can play this file in WMP? What's used MediaCoder build? BTW It works, when i checked. Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz (2921Mhz) Cores: 2 L1: 32KB L2: 61...

When I try to do the conversion, it say nothing was output and says error as the status, or mediacoder just crashes.

(Usually the crashing)

I have a VFR mp4/h264 file. I'm trying to convert it to an xvid avi.

I have set a fixed framerate, but each time I try, the audio is horribly out of sync.

Is there any way to do this?

yes, but can I increase the volume using just media coder?

EDIT: nvm I looked up what Gain means

Is there any way I can put a file though and only increase the volume without having any degredation of the video?

(If necessary separating the audio, increasing and then reintegrating is fine)

Well at least where's the setting to turn it off?

I don't want to check for updates. How can I turn that off?
(I'm using the stable version)