Consider making a link to this folder, because the stdout and stderr files in this folder will contain all output from your encoder.Exit the emulator, open an Explorer window, and navigate to %appdata%/pipedec.You should see a message that a configuration file was created. Select 'Pipe Codec' from the list and click the 'Configure' button.Make sure that you install both the 32- and 64-bit versions if you are using older emulators alongside newer ones. If you don't, you didn't install it correctly. You should see 'Pipe Codec' in the list now.

Start up an emulator that uses VFW for dumping, and starting dumping any kind of video so that the VFW codec selection dialog appears.Install pipedec according to the instructions that come in the download.Download a compiled version of pipedec:.The following instructions will set up pipedec to use FFmpeg to encode using the lossless FFV1 codec as an example, but pipedec can be configured to pipe video to any encoder you want. In cases where avoiding these splits is desirable (for instance, emulators that don't handle the split well and desync the audio/video), or where using a more modern codec (like lossless h.264) is preferable to VFW codecs, pipedec can be used. Many of the emulators listed here dump video via VFW codecs, and must split those videos at 2GB intervals due to limitations in the aging technology. Non-VFW Codecs via pipedec (Windows only).

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