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muppets · 15th February 2005, 14:52

First of all: Thanks Trahald for coding this application!
I've tried to encode an interlaced video with both CCE Multipass and CCERoba but it seems that it doesn't matter to BatchEncodeM2V if "Progressive" is checked or not. In every *.ecl file so far it says "progressive=1"

Another thing i was wondering about: When using CCERoba, there is a *.temp.AVS.ecl file created but not used by CCE, only cceroba_opv.ecl is used. Is that the way it's supposed to work?

edit: in addition to create a *.vaf file there's also created a *.mpv file (that's way bigger than the desired size) in CCERoba's first run. I haven't seen that with BatchCCEWS, so i was wondering again, if that is the correct behavior of the program?

edit2: please ignore my first edit

Thanks muppets

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muppets Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 16	First of all: Thanks Trahald for coding this application! I've tried to encode an interlaced video with both CCE Multipass and CCERoba but it seems that it doesn't matter to BatchEncodeM2V if "Progressive" is checked or not. In every .ecl file so far it says "progressive=1" Another thing i was wondering about: When using CCERoba, there is a .temp.AVS.ecl file created but not used by CCE, only cceroba_opv.ecl is used. Is that the way it's supposed to work? edit: in addition to create a .vaf file there's also created a .mpv file (that's way bigger than the desired size) in CCERoba's first run. I haven't seen that with BatchCCEWS, so i was wondering again, if that is the correct behavior of the program? edit2: please ignore my first edit Thanks muppets Last edited by muppets; 15th February 2005 at 15:40.