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31st October 2011, 02:28 | #4201 | Link |
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So I have made a new video walk-through on how to do a BluRay encode using StaxRip plus I have all new custom templates.
Info: DVDFab usage StaxRip usage for x264 video, AAC (even DTS 7.1) 5.1 vbr, MKV container, edited .sub files, etc. Complete download package that has everything required to make my video instructions work. They can all be found at http://www.tbkhomeworld.com/staxrip/. As always, this is for educational purposes only. Enjoy! |
31st October 2011, 02:36 | #4202 | Link | |
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Seems that directory batch ends up 'assuming' a default Video Rate and keeps with that instead of looking at the source video. |
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21st November 2011, 01:45 | #4203 | Link |
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@TBKHomeworld!
It's been some time... , maybe you can upload a sample clip. @V1de0Luvr StaxRip checks if it's located in Program Files, if so it shows a error and terminates. I've added this because I was afraid some of the many portable applications included might require full write access to it's start-up directory. You can never be sure unless a application has an installer and Vista/Win7 support, therefore it's generally not the best idea to put portable applications in locations with limited write access. @Jackie This profile was removed for some reason, what filters are used and what kind of source is it? @Chetwood Do you have the same problems using VirtualDub manually? @salazar and fabje It activates after all jobs but I couldn't reproduce it to activate between jobs, please mail me the log file if it happens again. |
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So when it changes passes, or a new virtualdub process starts it will stay on the background.
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If there's not already an option to turn off the "Move crop values into dgi file for GPU cropping" popup box that comes up after cropping when using DGDecNV can you add one and if there is already one where is it. also the audio of a lot of my recordings is a aac file and staxrip doesn't load it like the other audio files it just has the path to the .ts file and the audio comes out all scrambled but if I manually select the .aac file it encodes without any problems so it would be nice if StaxRip could load the aac files like it does with other audios. SAMPLE |
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@fabje
I don't have much control over GUI application unless they have some background feature, VirtualDubMod used for XviD and cutting don't offer that, there might be some WinAPI tricks but I don't enough time to tinker with it since it would much likely require much time. Like I wrote I investigated the issue (with redirected console applications) and everything stayed *completely* in background until all jobs were finished. @VoNbArRoN DGDecNV crops faster I guess though probably not a big difference, I'll check the audio issue later today. Last edited by stax76; 23rd November 2011 at 16:22. |
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Did you look into this issue which was brought up by jsquare? http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...83#post1504083 Looking forward for the upcoming version... Cheers manolito |
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The new built is now online, 6 months after the last, it's mostly some updated applications, some small changes regarding the updated x264, a couple of other minor changes and some cosmetics. I hope I can maybe do a little bit more the next 6 months.
1.1.7.2 beta (2011-11-23)
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24th November 2011, 05:49 | #4214 | Link |
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10 years that is too much, but your code it's very dynamic menus, settings, changing the menu items order and you manage a lot of objects, audio, video, container, filter, encoder, everything is an object, it's really impressive...
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24th November 2011, 09:14 | #4215 | Link |
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Hey Stax! Great to have a new Version! Thank you for your ongoing work, even though you don't really have the time! I am afraid your kind of "just for fun-programmer" will die out soon, as computers become less and less fascinating to people. Great that you are still on it!
I will give it a try tonight as my video-drive is full and some dvd/mkv to x264/mkv encoding needs to be done. I will let you know if any problems come up! |
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I hope your encodes go well, after a long time without seeing a movie worthwhile to backup I recently saw The Fighter and set it up for encoding, doing an encode is always a good opportunity working a little bit on StaxRip which I just did. Quote:
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How to treat interlaced sources using X264
This is only partly related to StaxRip, it is more a general question about encoding with X264...
I do have a lot of experience converting xxx -> DVD, and generally it is recommended to keep interlaced sources interlaced. For xxx -> XviD conversions it is mostly recommended to deinterlace interlaced sources for maximum compatibility with playback devices. Now what about conversions with X264? HandBrake and StaxRip both do not provide a GUI setting to tell X264 to do an interlaced encode, but they both give you a couple of options to deinterlace your source. Does this mean that it is basically a good idea to deinterlace your source before encoding with X264? Now I do have some questions related to StaxRip: If I decide to deinterlace my source, I basically have the choice to use Yadif, TomsMoComp or FieldDeinterlace (provided by the Decomb package). Both Yadif and TomsMoComp need the correct field order to work properly. If the field order is not specified, they both default to the field order provided by AviSynth. Here comes my problem: AviSynth defaults to BFF, and if your source is TFF you have to tell this to AviSynth with "AssumeTFF()". The only exception is if you use DGDecode (MPEG2Source) as your source filter. In this case AviSynth will get the correct field order from DGDecode. But if I use FFMS2 as my source filter or even "AVISource()" then AVISynth cannot determine my source field order, I have to specify it explicitly with "AssumeTFF()" or "AssumeBFF()". Real world case: I have a source MKV which is Interlaced TFF. I specify Yadif (or TomsMoComp) as my deinterlacer. StaxRip will create an AVS script which just calls "Yadif()". No field order is specified so Yadif will use AviSynth's default BFF which will give me a very badly deinterlaced result. Anything I can do about it within StaxRip? //Edit// Found it myself... Under "Tools->ShowFile->AviSynth Script" you can not only view but also edit the AVS script generated by StaxRip. Cheers manolito Last edited by manolito; 26th November 2011 at 15:13. |
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1.5.7 Editing filter parameters You can always try to double-click, right-click, drag&drop etc. things trying to find out how things works, unfortunately not all features are easy to find and well documented. @all This year there were only two releases, I hope I can do a little bit more next year (it's about the tenth year in case you didn't know). I'm thinking about 4 releases. |
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For the Joe Average Windows user double-clicking an object usually means running or executing it. To change parameters of an object you normally expect that you have to right-click it and select "properties". Cheers manolito |
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Edit with double-click is common dealing with object lists, Outlook and Thunderbird are examples here, it's used in other locations in StaxRip as well. If I add all features to the menu like edit and reorder the menu would become overloaded so there isn't a easy solution. Sometimes you have to think, search and read the docs or ask if all fails.
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