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Old 1st February 2005, 17:06   #1  |  Link
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ffdshow with updated vfw Theora encoder available

latest available ffdshow now includes an updated theora encoder (using alpha4) and which now offers the following encoding options:

- 2pass (using the ffmpeg 2pass algo)

- high quality: enables full motion vector search instead of the hierarchical motion vector search (logarithmic search) (if disabled it still falls back to full search if the vector returned by the hieararchical one is particularly bad.) in vp3 the disabled high quality mode is equivalent to enabled "quick compress"

- sharpness: bascially setting the tradeoff between image details/sharpness and ringing artefacts

- noise sensitivity: not sure. i think has some effect on how quanization is done?

- pixel/display aspect ratio: usable for anamorphic resize

- drop frames: whether to drop frames when target bitrate is overflown by some amount (better disable by default), good for low bitrate video communication

- direct .ogg output via the "output -> store frames to external file" option
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Old 1st February 2005, 18:10   #2  |  Link
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Woot Woot! Gonna try

After updating ffdshow, RealAnine already supports it
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Old 1st February 2005, 22:12   #3  |  Link
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Let's try it! And... maybe i`ll use after all the Theora (instead VP3)

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Still shitty results . VDub crashes, Explorer aswell... neeah. Sticking to VP3
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MSVCR71?!!! What the heck is this, and why is ffdshow asking for it? It wont work at all unless this stupid thing is somehow installed... Where do I get it?
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http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dl....shtml?msvcr71
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MSVCR71?!!! What the heck is this, and why is ffdshow asking for it? It wont work at all unless this stupid thing is somehow installed... Where do I get it?
follow sirbers link to get it.. as far as what it is, its one of two .DLLs needed for MFC applications. They can be compiled into the file but it makes the .exe bigger.
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I'm almost 100% positive that I had ffdshow install it.
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Old 2nd February 2005, 12:27   #8  |  Link
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download the 349k dll, put it in the system32 folder and then you can try theora
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Well, this latest build works great, except for the fact that msvcr71.dll doesn't load, and this causes ff_vfw.dll not to load either... as a result of it, I can't use ffdshow in VirtualDub. And yes, I've chosen vfw to be installed during installation. I think that this is a bug in the latest ffdshow build, because a friend that I sent the latest build to works great with vfw.
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MSVCR71?!!! What the heck is this, and why is ffdshow asking for it? It wont work at all unless this stupid thing is somehow installed... Where do I get it?
Oh, you had the same issue, eh? Didn't see that. Well well, I rest my case then. We got a clear issue In my case, both the msvcr71.dll and ff_vfw.dll are in the ffdshow installed folder, but they don't seem to load for some reason.
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Think I'll change the installer so that it goes in the system folder, same as ff_vfw and ff_acm, that is if it isn't there already or is an older version. Guess I could also just go back to MSVC6, at least for ff_vfw and ff_acm.
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or you could just build including the MSVCRT.lib and save having to worry about it. ok the exe size is increased a little bit but its not as if its huge. what an extra 200kb-300kb maybe to the exe size ?
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Well I could link against libc.lib and then set MFC to static.
That way ff_vfw is 28.5k instead of I think 5k. Guess the point is that with ffdshow you have numerous files (ffdshow.ax + all the plugins) and each would have its size increased, all adding up to probably more than just including the MS dll.
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Why isn't there any changelog in ffdshow?
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Oh, you had the same issue, eh? Didn't see that. Well well, I rest my case then. We got a clear issue In my case, both the msvcr71.dll and ff_vfw.dll are in the ffdshow installed folder, but they don't seem to load for some reason.
Don't touch the vfw dll Put the msvcr71.dll in the system32 folder (or system on older wins) and that's all you must do.
So: install ffdshow (if you didn't already) and then put the msvcr dll in the system folder. No more complications with compiling, building, smashing, crashing
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Don't touch the vfw dll Put the msvcr71.dll in the system32 folder (or system on older wins) and that's all you must do.
So: install ffdshow (if you didn't already) and then put the msvcr dll in the system folder. No more complications with compiling, building, smashing, crashing
Yeah, I did that and it's all working great! Thanks!
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dl link seems bad now. reports "permission denied" Anyone else seeing that?
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yup, same here
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Hmmm...would the appropriate term for Slashdotted A/V links be "doom9ed"?
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I was not able to download it from that location as well, but you can just download the latest ffdshow from celticdruid: http://www.aziendeassociate.it/cd.asp?dir=/ffdshow

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