Please IGNORE what I previously wrote here in the quote (the error is NOT located near a cut):

Maybe the problem is in the audio stream? Repairing takes additional time, so I'd like to avoid it in these cases.ĮDIT: I forgot to say that I launched the 'scan video stream for errors' function, but it gave me no relevant results: '0 frames masked (0 frames bad, 0 frames good but undecodable)'. It's not so important to me a rare single frame in a 1 and a half hour long movie that I'll delete after having watched it.

So, instead of using a repairing tool, is there a way to tell VirtualDub to ignore the error and skip that frame? (both audio and video, obviously, to keep the synchronization). I discovered that the error pops up during a simple playback too.

I started the conversion after that point and it keeps on regularly. I'm trying to use VirtualDub instead of Handbrake for my conversions from MPEG-2+MP2 to x264+MP3, but in my first video the conversion stops after at about 28 minutes with a pop-up message that says 'incomplete frame'.

Ffmpeg dll error reading frame