That's very odd. I used 8.1.0.0a4+2.0.1 to download the item mentioned in the original
post upthread. VDH did its usual apparently good download, but the frame rate reported
was over 12,000fps & the bit rates were over 2 million kb/s. That may be the largest bit
rate I've ever seen. But the file submitted to respeeding to 30fps & bit rates in the
5500kb/s - 6000kb/s range. You can see all of this in the log I posted upthread. The
repaired video consisted of about 1 minute of a horse galloping around in an enclosure
outdoors. Despite the errors ffmpeg threw up during the respeed step, the resped file
played fine.
So if it's the CoApp, it's something unique to your system. The same CoApp is working
fine on my system. The CoApp I'm using is named
vdhcoapp-2.0.1-win7-x86_64-installer.exe on the CoApp page at Github
(
https://github.com/aclap-dev/vdhcoapp/releases). This one went up yesterday morning (my
time). That's the one you're running, right? I'm not sure the win7 part of that name
necessarily means it will work only on Windows 7. I think that just indicates that Paul
made some modifications to how it works so that it does not exclude the possibility of
working on Windows 7. Paul put up 3 or 4 CoApps before that one that did not work on
Windows 7 . . . or at least, did not work on my system. It is my understanding that
despite the win7 in the file name, that is not a CoApp that works only on Windows 7.
Since every one of the CoApps that Paul put up last night had a version number of 2.0.1,
there's a tiny possibility you don't have the latest one. It might be worth downloading
& installing again.