Now
load your captured screenshots into Virtual Dub, and load the vDUB
PROCESSING SETTINGS you downloaded earlier on in the tutorial.

You
should see something similar to this. With the whole background of the
console a constant middle grey colour. If you find that your top half
of the output screen is a different shade of grey like the example
below. You will need to go into the Video-> Filters-> Levels filter and change the upper middle arrow until it matches the bottom shade of grey.

It's
vitally important that the shade of grey is 128,128,128, as if it is
not you will notice that the output in Vegas becomes lighter, or
darker. So, if you make changes to the filter settings you may want to
re-save out the processing settings so that you can re-use them again
later.
The
processing settings also set the frame rate, so be sure to change this
setting if you captured your screenshots at a different rate. It also
sets the codec settings, you will obviously want to change these also
if you don't have, or don't use Pic Video's MJPEG codec. I find it
useful to save out your clips and console clips with similar names,
which are a little descriptive. i.e..
ogdoad-vs-planB.mp_ice-01.avi
ogdoad-vs-planB.mp_ice-01-console.avi
ogdoad-vs-planB.mp_ice-02.avi
ogdoad-vs-planB.mp_ice-02-console.avi
etc
So that it's always easy to see which console clip goes with which action clip.
Note, this tutorial outputs to 720x576