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3rd May 2006, 18:02 | #401 | Link | |
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LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DGMPGDec\dgdecode.dll") loadplugin("C:\Program Files\avisynth 2.5\plugins\NicAudio.dll") video=mpeg2source("C:\MyDox\My Videos\Staging\Deadwood 3\VTS_01_1.d2v",cpu=4) audio=nicac3source("VTS_01_1 T01 3_2ch 448Kbps DELAY 0ms.ac3",2) audiodub(video,audio) AssumeFPS(24,1,true) SSRC(48000,false) trim(123,456)
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3rd May 2006, 18:10 | #402 | Link | |
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I actually do it this way becuase I've got Robot4Rip set up to write the avisynth script for me in its "Finalize" stage. In R4R I can spend a minute setting up 4-6 jobs for a TV DVD then wander off for 40 minutes while it does all the rip-index-vobsub-avs cycles. Then I spend another minute queueing up the avs files for encoding in MeGUI. Every other workflow I've tried requires repeated attention during the preparation process. OCE is close, but (AFAIK) it won't do PAL->24 or subtitles. So I just use it when I don't need either, which generally means US NTSC IVTCd to 23.976fps or some UK TV DVDs made from 25fps video. But if you know a better way (i.e. requires less of my time per DVD encode), I'm all ears. |
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it doesn't work right now as a valid option. it only accepts wav files. and apparently only ones created using a microsoft encoder cause a .wav I have from one of my import DVD's doesn't work in the encoder.
I've also been pouring over their forums and it seems it doesn't work on 98% of the machines people are using. so until any of these bugs are resolved and they add support for other input formats I wouldn't recommend using it. |
5th May 2006, 07:04 | #409 | Link |
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@jpl: can and will.. I don't know why it's not in the list but it has long since been an approved future feature.
@KPR: striked for rule 1.. two posts above Chronocross already explained why the encoder in question cannot be supported.
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And MeGUI doesn't need nothing except WAV via STDIN support So it will be extreme easy to replace and use this encoder instead of NeroRaw.Exe + dll's But we need to wait for support of non SSE2-capable CPU's first
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5th May 2006, 09:10 | #412 | Link |
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Guy's why just now clear some things, why just completly remove support for BeSweet and FAAC, there is not need anymore for audio encodings. Instead FAAC add support for CT. And we get MeGUI with tree most uses audio codecs, NERO,CT,MP3 and what you think about implementing four codec like OGG. This lastest beta of ogg is very good in everything.
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Ogg will come, too. And BeLight already supports various other encoders that could easily be integrated. FAAC will remain though because only faac allows to have a 100% open source solution.
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New NERO encoder just realised. non SSE2 machine works |
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5th May 2006, 11:43 | #417 | Link |
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Anycase I'm voiting for
-Keep FAAC (everything including configuration dialog is already done, we does't need any significant resources to support it into the future so why not) -Replace NAAC by new free CLI encoder (lets call it ND AAC) -Add CTAAC (from WinAmp) (lets call it CT AAC)
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By the way, the encoder has been updated and the zip file now includes two versions, one with sse2 and one without.
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@dimzon: That's exactly how I see it. Once berrinam commits, you'll be good to go
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