> Muhuhuhuhu!
> 
> Create a file 'Foo.script' that contains the three lines
> 
>   VirtualDub.Open("Frame00000.png");
>   VirtualDub.video.SetTargetFrameRate(25,1);
>   VirtualDub.SaveAVI("Fern.avi");
> 
> Then execute "vdub.exe /i Foo.script" and your AVI file will be 
> constructed! (And I already know Virtual Dub works properly...)
> 
> From the ashes disaster grow the roses of success!

Hmm, actually that doesn't *quite* work correctly. The framerate is 
still wrong. However, if you change the middle line to the 
[undocumented] command

   VirtualDub.video.SetFrameRate2(25,1,1);

it works fine. Interesting...

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