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9th January 2011, 01:44 | #4041 | Link | |
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9th January 2011, 05:56 | #4042 | Link |
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i dug out DVD Shrink earlier, scanned through my SOFTWARE\VIDEO\ folders, looked at some old tools, there it was, DVD Shrink, dusted of the dust (b)ites, and got it in,
totally forgot DVD Shrink had re-authoring mode, and because of it's maturity, bug free, and no hidden issues, i turned off All decryption capabilities, the ISO's are already decrypted, everything is going like a treat, it's not all lost, I've removed foreign audio and subtitles in there entirety, approx. 1.2GB shaved off each disk, Staxrip (DGIndex) will obviously process each disk that little faster, and there's something about DVD Shrink which is a real pleasure seeing again, DVD Shrink really was an amazing program for it's time, such a clean interface, modern even by today standards, I'm just over the moon that I don't have to re-rip the DVD's again, granted I still have to process the current ISO's i have (HD1 to HD2, then back to HD1) but next time I'll know, don't assume the 2nd boxset "DS9" will be the same as the 1st "TNG" thanks for your response, although i still think it would be a good idea for Staxrip to have the ability to identify each chain itself, and do these 3-6 extra step itself, FUW, AutoGK, Handbrake too name a few, but Stax is great, and is my number one, produces such great quality ASP & H264, the one downside it has for me is the subtitle section, the way it's hidden away, and quite often i can't get it too handle forced subs automatically, and the GUI is very reluctant to share any hints regarding Subs, in fact no mention of Subs on the main screen at all, weird why that is, the startrek films i had to do on "FUW", because i couldn't get Stax to do the forced subs only, (tried before aswell couple of months ago, "Avatar", but like then still couldn't get it too work) |
9th January 2011, 08:52 | #4043 | Link |
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The combined vob files aren't uncommon, you just have to use the previes and cut feature for each ep. Basically do the first one, click next, add it to the job queue, then simply change the filename to reflect the new name (say from 'c:\ds9 1x01.mkv', only replacing the 1 to 2, to read 'c:\ds9 1x02.mkv', then use preview again. The cursor position will be where you left it, at the end of the first ep, simply press x to delete that edit, use the buttons to move a few frames forward to just at the beginning of the next ep, and select the next ep. Repeat this process for the 4 eps. Don't use dgindex etc to cut the files, as sometimes you can run into issues with that way, and also make sure you end and especially start the ep and the beginning of the ep, as you may end up with sync issues if you select from the end of the previous ep and there's a couple of seconds of blank screen where the timecodes and ep changes...
Anyways, it is a little bit of hassle, but really doesn't take much time to do it once you are used to it. It would be nice to have an IFO reader though! |
10th January 2011, 09:18 | #4045 | Link |
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Hi.
I have problems to change the framerate in staxrip. I want to convert files from my camcorder (H.264/1080p50) with staxrip. The target video should be H.264 7020p25 (drop every second frame with x264) for vimeo. Staxrip dont have switches to do this, so i add "--fps 25" to commanline, but the target video is still 50p. Can anyone help me? Do I have to add more switches? Sorry for my bad english Last edited by -scallywag-; 10th January 2011 at 11:16. |
10th January 2011, 13:41 | #4046 | Link |
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staxrip does have "Assume 25 FPS" or "Assume 23.976 FPS"
http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/AssumeFPS you can add - misc - assume i have no idea if this is what your looking for, but changing FPS to half is a considerable amount, the audio will also have to be adjusted, the effect that will have on the audio will be staggering. another way i found with google, Right-click the Field filter and choose: Advanced > SelectEven http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Select and I figured it out myself add the avisynth script command:- ChangeFPS(25) to the script and the output now is 25fps I am so clever Smiley these were quotes i found from other websites with the exception of the 1st, |
10th January 2011, 16:48 | #4047 | Link |
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Hi Stax,
I'm getting the following error after demuxing... Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. Here's the bug report... http://pastebin.com/vTavihZV I'm seeing this on the last two versions. Any ideas? Thanks |
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11th January 2011, 07:11 | #4051 | Link |
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The problem is SetMTMode must be in the first line, if I save as a template, load avi, load template SetMTMode is on the third line and don't work. I will use instead MT, is big difference between SetMTMode and MT ?
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17th January 2011, 02:37 | #4054 | Link |
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hi, got a box set of Star Trek TNG, DS9 & Voyager for myself this Xmas,
in the process of converting them, PAL DivX Plus (Slow) ABR 80Kbps 233MB File Size, No Resize, croped 720x to 688 the problem is i have noticed a wobble on one or two scenes (maybe more) on the far left of the screen, "only with Voyager" http://www.mediafire.com/?msknbtbi3oc64d8 (i have cut the section here....only 3mb) the quality of the encodes are great, but my question is this, has this issue ever been seen before, & is it related to the Encoder (x264) or is this related to one of the Avisynth filters that Stax is using? i have checked the source MPEG (VOB) files and no problem, i ripped the DVD again just in case, but it keeps happening, always on this scene, i have tried now 5 times, it keeps doing it, i know a lot of things get ignored here....... but PLEASE, this is a strange issue, this wobble on the scene happens to the left of the image, all the way down the left side of the screen, thanks, |
17th January 2011, 06:57 | #4056 | Link |
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windows XP, stax uses DGIndex i believe,
but in all honesty i have no idea what ffms2 is, i use staxrip, with practically default settings, no errors of any-kind occurred, just that weird wobble on the far left of the screen, and it is repeatable, i have seen many de-interlace problems, telecine issues, etc, but never a wobble like that and only on the far left of the image in question? |
17th January 2011, 10:27 | #4057 | Link | |
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I am not sure what version of ffms staxrip has by default but I am using 2.14 which is available here http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsourc...mt.7z&can=2&q= You can check your version in tools -> application -> Source Filters -> ffms2. If you want to change versions you will find the ffms2 folder here in staxrip subfolders C:\Staxrip\Applications\AviSynth plugins, you might want to rename the ffms2 folder to backup_ffms2. Then create a new ffms2 folder and extract your download to that folder. Next F11 and select ffms2.dll in your new staxrip location, then okay, then F12 and change version to 2.14. Let staxrip and let me know how result is. |
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17th January 2011, 21:44 | #4059 | Link |
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thanks flebber, I'll give it a go,
thankyou for responding, this issue really puzzled me! Staxrip 1.1.7.0 says it comes with 3.27, i have checked, it's wrong, it comes with 2.13 how do i change the automatic source to FFms2? i have in the list, Automatic Mpegsource Avisource FFVideosource DGSource Advance > mpegsource deblock dgsource x2 not sure where ffms2 is? Last edited by Pulp Catalyst; 17th January 2011 at 21:56. |
17th January 2011, 22:12 | #4060 | Link |
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I'm trying to build DGAVCDecDI into Staxrip.
I have it now so far that I see the program in: Tools > Settings > Demuxing and I have add it in Tools > Applications > Demuxing & Muxing and Source Filters. But now when I load a .ts file it will demux it with ProjectX and DGIndex but after this it should go back to Staxrip, but instead of that it wants to demux it again with DGAVCDecDI. Someone here knows how I can fix this? |
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