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17th April 2003, 09:38 | #241 | Link |
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I've downloaded your 2 Clips and tested with RealOne and MPC.
RealOne: REALMEDIA: The line makes a little jump forward every now and then (I'd say every 5-10 frames, but it seems very random) XVID: The line runs perfectly smooth MPC: REALMEDIA: Same as with RealOne, but there is also a difficult-to-describe effect. In every frame the line seems to be split in 2-3 parts and these parts seem to jump around. I guess that's dropped frames, but MPC doesn't show the statistics. When I hit "Pause" the picture was ok. XVID: Line runs perfectly smooth Statistics: No failure packet - I think this is what you meant. By now I think that it has something to do with the video-buffer on the graphics chip. Maybe the graphics chip itself drops frames? EDIT: Tested one more time with MPC and this weird side-effect was gone - the little jumps remained
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My previous mentioned problems with captured avi-movie and efforts to put in RM haven't been solved. The problems was not PicVideo mjpeg-format, cayse last night I also tried it with same script in avisynth but the video was converted to 3ivx-format.
I am gonna try to put that that same script now in divx format and if that works, it got to be something wrong with X2real or RealProducer. |
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Valky, try to add the following line at script end:
ConvertToYV12() Maybe u could upload a 10-20 sec part of your PicVideo AVI (if it's not too hot.. ) somewhere so that we could it with Real Producer ? ++
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Also with this excact same script using same avi converted to 3ivx it hangs at the excact same point 518MB so the problem is not PicVideo. It doesn't give any errors and it just starts after that with the next video in queue almost like everything has gone properly with previous video. So my question is now: Is here anyone who has been able to encode over 1h 30min captured avi-file to realmedia-format targeting 700mb using x2real for that? And if so, then what are your avs-scripts and your avi-format? Quote:
But of course I can try that too..after that I have fought too long wih this one.. Edit: I tried to add ConvertToYV12() at the end of script..no luck. At the end I had a video 517mb. Not playable. That's it. Last edited by Valky; 17th April 2003 at 17:22. |
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@Valky
Is your 3ivx clip is complete? Because in some captured or streamed video, there some packets of the video, which are bad. This can't stop the encode because the decoder can't decode correctly your captured video. If that it, you must correct your video before start an encoding. Sorry for my bad english. |
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I have also tried this clip with plain avi file without any filters. And the original file is in Mjpeg-format and I then encoded it to 3ivx format using qiality setting 100% and have tried also with that. Same result.
How can I see if there is some errors in that certain point? And wouldn't the encoding process then stop when encoding to divx- format too? (haven't tried that yet..) Definetely thre has to be something strange since I have now tried to encoded it 5 times and always stops at the same point..517-518mb. Hmm..now that I think it..I dont think there is nothing wrong with my captured file. I have previously captured another movie and tried first with that and now that I think it..it also stopped at the same point 518mb. I could try one more thing..if the reason is somehow in X2Real-software could someone give me the rigt command line if I try to use that in RealProducer? I don't know how to use it and so far the X2Real is the only software I know that supports avs-input. I want to try to put my video on 700mb with 96kbs audio and I wanna use 1-pass only. My video is 25fps and wav-file is already synched and demuxed. My avs-script: LoadPlugin("C:\avs25\convolution3d.dll") #LoadPlugin("C:\SWIFT\Plugins\Cnr2_YV12.dll") #LoadPlugin("C:\avs25\unfilter.dll") #SOURCE: video=AviSource("E:\capture\capture.avi", false) audio = wavsource("E:\capture\capture.wav") video=audiodub(video,audio) video=ConvertToYV12(video) #video=AutoCrop(video,1,wMultOf=4, hMultOf=4) video=crop(video,4,2,380,572) video=Convolution3d(video,1,10,20,10,10,0,0) video=bicubicresize(video,384,288,0,0.6) #video=ConvertToYV12(video) return(video) |
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Maybe it's a stupid question... but did you check wether your wavefile is correct? Maybe you have an error with that? For producer command-line options: if you call producer without any options you get a list. Your command-line could look like: producer -i <inputfilename> -o <outputfilename> -vm normal -dt -da This is without audio (-da), since i don't know how to do that. Hope i could help a little bit. |
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Also: 1) Sometimes there are some timing issues during start-up and the test clip may play really badly for a few seconds before it stabilizes. 2) If you use MPC's custom renderer, I don't know how to resolve any weirdness, but if you use the standard RV renderer, it should behave just like in RealOne.
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And when you used 3ivx, was that with AviSynth as source or the plain AVI file?
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Thank you, eventually found the right statistics tab (Sometimes I really am with stupid). And what I see there is quite strange (I'm translating the titles into English, so they're probably not correct):
Framerate -------------------- Coded with: 53027854 Right now: 76852626 Postprocessing: Off Shown Frames: 58184274 Lost Frames: 109801 Dropped Frames: 1866691 The Numbers change randomly as I push Stop and Play again. Is this a known bug? New hope comes to my mind that I do not have to throw away my latest 2 (perfect!) encodes... EDIT: Ok, maybe this showing incredible framerates is a common bug. I switched off "repeat" and it shows: Coded with: 30.0 fps Right now: 30.1 fps Postprocessing: Off Shown Frames: 100% Lost Frames: 0 Dropped Frames: 3 And yes, by then it had jerked 3 times during playback.
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I've not noticed this before, because most of my encoding has been bright and colorful scenes, but I've stumbled onto a clip that has mostly dark scenes (black everywhere) and I've noticed that black became darkish grey instead of true black. Furthermore, this is only noticeable when viewing in full screen mode (MPC and RealONe). Is this something has to do with player or encoding?
YV12 encoding is most noticeable, while YUV is a little less. |
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But like I said..I have also tried with this plain avi-file without any filtering and use that as a source. Of course this X2Real-software puts it through avisynth afterwards, but I can't do nothing to that.. Yet to be honest, I am completely out of ideas here.. I have tried now 5 or was it 6 times now..encoding always stops at the same point.. tonight I'll try one more time with plain avi file without any audio..that should exclude the possibility that there is something wrong with the wav-file.. |
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@karl it seems there is some change in the codec dll name and now rmeditor was lost one poeple have report me an error : Error: -2147221496 / -2147220520 it probabely a problem of color conversion.but i can't reproduce it problem. personaly i have an error : -2147220910 it's because the audio codec have change there name and rmeditor.exe was unable to find them. to solve this problem : rename : atrc3260.dll and cook.dll with : atrc3260.dll and cook3260.dll and normaly all will work. (it seems the error are only some numbers and can't find the appropriate error msg) Perhaps could u point me a 100% working rmeditor (that can split new .rmvb file without problem, and perhaps with the keyframe problem fixed. Thank u Bye.
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Re: various rmeditor problems. Thanks for reporting these problems, which I will forward to the producer team. In the mean-time pls just rename the DLLs causing the problems. With regards to the split-on-keyframe problem, where the start time is exclusive, not inclusive: I am afraid this will probably not be changed, so I think you have to use the work-around we discussed, where you set the start time of the 2nd part just a few milliseconds before the exact time of the keyframe.
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21st April 2003, 08:41 | #257 | Link |
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@ karl
Have you got an idea what can cause dropped frames when the CPU is at 40%?
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21st April 2003, 16:14 | #259 | Link |
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Athlon XP 2000+ Mobile 512 MB RAM (32 MB shared to graphics chip) ATI IGP 320M Chipset with graphics chip built-in 60 GB HD WinXP SP1 MediaPlayers: MPC 6.4 & RealOne, both drop frames, no matter what content or resolution the RV file has As mentioned before, CPU usage during playback is ~40%. No other codec drops frames. I really got no clue what's wrong. PS: What logfile shall I post?
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