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corum1234 · 30th December 2001, 15:21

Doing some VCD's in batch mode in the 2.50 version and had a few inconsistencies . . .

1. If you use the Wizard, only the first batch entry is correct for choosen template - first one is okay as NTSC VCD, others seem to be added as NTSC MPEG1, which means you have to add in each one via the wizard seperately to keep the right template.
2. Doesn't run batch properly - only first entry in saved list is processed - as I wasn't watching the PC when it finished, I can not say what happens, only that on checking the PC, TMPGEnc isn't running.

Encoding seems quicker, and quality is fine. PC is just a "spare" one I use just for VCD work, so its only a Athlon 850 with 256Mb RAM, but seems to be quicker at encoding that previous versions - average 22 minute episode type source is taking (with options below) around 2 hours 20 minutes.

BTW, encoding source was VFAPI psuedo AVI file from DVD2AVI d2v file, and source sound was AC3 file from DVD2AVI. Encoding motion was set to highest quality (very slow), and Inverse Telecine was set to automatic via encoding to 24fps.

Has anyone else seen any problem with batch encoding - I use this alot as I create a load of source files (say 10 to 20 episodes at a time), and then just leave it running...

Cheers

Corum

30th December 2001, 15:21	#1 \| Link
corum1234 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 4	TMPGEnc 2.50 Batch not working? Doing some VCD's in batch mode in the 2.50 version and had a few inconsistencies . . . 1. If you use the Wizard, only the first batch entry is correct for choosen template - first one is okay as NTSC VCD, others seem to be added as NTSC MPEG1, which means you have to add in each one via the wizard seperately to keep the right template. 2. Doesn't run batch properly - only first entry in saved list is processed - as I wasn't watching the PC when it finished, I can not say what happens, only that on checking the PC, TMPGEnc isn't running. Encoding seems quicker, and quality is fine. PC is just a "spare" one I use just for VCD work, so its only a Athlon 850 with 256Mb RAM, but seems to be quicker at encoding that previous versions - average 22 minute episode type source is taking (with options below) around 2 hours 20 minutes. BTW, encoding source was VFAPI psuedo AVI file from DVD2AVI d2v file, and source sound was AC3 file from DVD2AVI. Encoding motion was set to highest quality (very slow), and Inverse Telecine was set to automatic via encoding to 24fps. Has anyone else seen any problem with batch encoding - I use this alot as I create a load of source files (say 10 to 20 episodes at a time), and then just leave it running... Cheers Corum