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hehehe... only a 2100+ xp, but that will do.
@karl I am playing around with the settings in the audience file, I am using the default values, your recommended values, and my own: I did noticed that the latency startup setting is drastically increase from default to your recommendation. What exactly does this value do? Is it something similar to buffer time? I did noticed that if this value is increased, the playback seem to be sharper. Last edited by wing1; 21st March 2003 at 16:34. |
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On the other hand, with the latency time set to a small number, the encoder is forced to keep the bitrate pretty close to the average even during high action, thus limiting the quality.
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Actually I tried this realmedia-file and noticed that it look awful at any other settings than recommended setting at performance/hardware-tab. If the slider isn't at far right, the line starts to break. Also with MPC the line jitters and breaks at all other renderer that wmr7, but even with that, it isn't as perfect as it is with RealPlayer. So should I now always use RealPlayer with my movies? This would be shame, cause then I cant use srt-subtitles The reason I tried this file of yours was that I encoded Merlin-dvd with your recommended settings and I used AutoRV 1.2 for that. The movie is over 3 hours long so for the first time I had to put it on 2CD. First thing: I wasn't really happy with the cutting. After the second part starts there is over 10 seconds black screen without the picture but the audio can still be heard and it gets synched little bit later..something wrong with the cutting in AutoRV? Secondly: I have been pretty satisfied with the results in two other movies (LOTR-cartoon and SOUTHPARK -movie) I have encoded on 1CD but just like in this Merlin-movie, there has been some strange screen shifting from the middle of the picture from time to time. These I have noticed when watching with TV-Output using TVtool. So it is something similiar to that test-clip and it isn't as smooth as I hope. In this Merlin there is also very skipping picture when camera is moving horizontally panning from right to left..this exist also with divx codec but would have been nice to get rid of it This is related to the thing mentioned above I think.. Also I would like to ask if it is possible to use these rt-subtitles so that they appear transparent without that black box on top of my movie? Can this be done somehow modifying that smil-file? Now it look pretty silly when movie doesn't cover the whole screen. It hang above the screen and subtitle-box just below that. Also if I encode PAL DVD's with 25fps I should also always change max fps to 25 at Realmedia encoder? (Default is 30fps) My hardware is WinXP, Geforce2, Athlon 1700XP+, Live! I have tried with resolutions 1024, 800 and with both 16bit and 32bit. Refreshrate 60,75 and 85. DX8.1 Just wanted to add that this xvid jitter-clip doesn't play smooth at all with MPC, but with Viplayer it does..? The RM jitter-clip plays much smoother with MPC than xvid-clip..this is weird..I tried with both ffdshow and Nic's xvid decoder. Does somebody happen to have same jitter clip encoded in Divx? This seems interesting or then again maby not..now I dont know what player to trust anymore Also when I changed the framerate to 25fps in xvid-clip it wasn't as bad as with 30fps on my 50hrz tv, but still jittering (and perfect with Viplayer) Now I try with latest beta MPC.. Last edited by Valky; 25th March 2003 at 16:02. |
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The vsync detection of mpc's special rm renderer was improved in the latest test verisons. You can find it in its topic in the "players" forum. The video renderer settings on the first page doesn't affect realmedia playback. By default it uses real's own renderer in overlay if possible (ok), or without overlay (jitters). When the "special renderer" is checked, mpc renderers the video onto the screen with dx7 functions (looks also ok since v6435).
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autorv9 slpit the movie on a keyframe using rmeditor normaly no problem on the split i don't think the error come from autorv9 for the subtitle wait version 1.3 of autorv9 u will have the transparency option and a shadow option @karl could u try to put latency upper than 25 sec ? it will done a better quality and a better accurency for the final file size. @gabest could u try to add the possibility to sharp and change colors for the .rmvb file ? like in realone player thank u Bye.
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It would make the file almost unstreamable (too much inital waiting), but for local playback this shouldn't matter. It did not hurt local playback in RV8, afaik... |
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MPC uses 100% CPU now and don't start I don't understand why.
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I have not run many experiments to verify this, but I have on my list of things to do, to investigate 2-pass VBR behavior in general, and this will be part of that work. I wrote a perl script to create spreadsheet data such that the bitrate over time can be plotted, based on the output of 'rmeditor -d', and if possible I would like to improve a few things (like how producer tends to undershoot the bitrate when part of the clip is very very easy to encode).
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@Valky, finally a few replies for you. Sorry I have not gotten around to it sooner.
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Other than that, maybe there is a problem, but please provide a specific example, and I will take a look to see if I need to file a bug report.
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I'll write a complete gide thread though, one of these days..... Last edited by 31 Flavas; 26th March 2003 at 22:14. |
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>It will cut the video where it is being asked to cut (by AutoRV9) regardless of keyframes. autorv9 split the .rmvb file on the keyframe i am sure .
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I made some tests with RMEditor and it don't cut at keyframe. I'm 100.01% positive. You may start with a black screen for few seconds.
J'ai fais kek tests et RMEditor coupe n'importe où. Chu sur a 100.01%. J'ai eu kek épisodes de Cowboy Bebop qui startais avec un écran noir. P.S. This text has been modified to fit in your screen. :P
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But I rely on dark-cracker and to his excellent AutoRv9 and I hope he/she will find a good solution. Until that I rely on Gabest excellent MPC with support to beautiful looking srt files. Thank you both. <smil xmlns=""> <head> <layout> <root-layout backgroundColor="black" width="512" height="418"/> <region id="video_region" z-index="1"/> <region id="text_region" height="50" bottom="0" z-index="2"/> </layout> </head> <body> <par> <video src="south.rmvb" region="video_region" regPoint="topMid" regAlign="topMid" fill="remove"/> <textstream src="south_Subtitle.rt" region="text_region" fill="freeze"/> </par> </body> </smil> |
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