Stephen wrote:

> Do you have any idea how I can get this effect?
> Frame_01 displayed for 2 seconds
> Frame_02 to Frame_100 standard animation.
>  
> Without rendering Frame_01 X times? Or copying it and renaming it as a
> sequence.

Hmm, tricky... Start reading here:

http://www.virtualdub.org/docs/vdscript.txt

You might be able to do something with VirtualDub.Append(), but I'm not 
sure you can open a single frame by itself unless it's named something 
different from the rest of the sequence. E.g., you might be able to do

   VirtualDub.Open("Fr_01.png");
   VirtualDub.Append("Fr_01.png");
   VirtualDub.Append("Fr_01.png");
   ...
   VirtualDub.Append("Fr_01.png");
   VirtualDub.Append("Frame_02.png");
   VirtualDub.SaveAVI("Thing.avi");

That's my best guess.

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