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I guess I'll forget about it then. It wasn't very important to begin with anyway since I haven't had any crash yet encoding to Xvid straight from avisynth.
I figured that maybe it wouldn't be too hard since it can already do both separately so I might as well ask. |
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it is relatively impossible to pipe both streams uncompressed simultaneously, without utilizing a container, to a single stream without the other side knowing exactly what bytes belong to the audio and what bytes belong to the video.
these kinds of scenarios are why container formats exist to multiplex the different streams together into a single stream - the format adds the necessary overhead to indicate which bytes belongs to what stream. and the amount of effort required here is way beyond what the value added would be. Last edited by kemuri-_9; 7th January 2012 at 04:35. |
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Quoting from the license you included with the binaries (only)... Quote:
I only make this pedantic point as I am developing my own Avisynth filter (and I'm poking about in the source code for other filters!) Also this filter looks like it would be useful to play about with in Wine (on ARCH-Linux)... Thanks Bob |
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Apologies to Chikuzen. If I can get it working with ARCH I'll update the WineHQ AppDB page for dependent Windows apps - to use this filter - for a bit of extra publicity! MeGui, for example, is very out of date!! Thanks for helping out an idiot Bob |
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avs2pipemod-0.4.0.7z https://github.com/chikuzen/avs2pipemod * change '-dumpyuv' to '-dumptxt', and support all colorspace.
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avs2pipemod-0.4.1.7z https://github.com/chikuzen/avs2pipemod/ * fix wrong error handling in '-x264raw(tc)'
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avs2pipe/avs2pipemod is a Windows application.
you can compile it with mingw/mingw-w64. and, I sometimes cross-compile avs2pipemod on Ubuntu.
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chikuzen could you add progress indicator similar to bepipes?
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Although I had received the request about adding progress indicator from Japanese users several times, they all refused.
The reason is that speed falls by adding it, and it can substitute mostly if the 'frames' option is added to the encoder side. However, each of these is only the cases of video and is not once requested about case of audio until now. 'similar to bepipes' ... is this case of audio ?
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yes i'm looking for something what could replace bepipe for audio only encoding. so far only old bepipe can show progress during processing audio but it requires .net.
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avs2pipemod-0.4.2m.7z
* add progress indicator for audio output(experimental) @Atak_Snajpera Since progress indicators competes when this uses together with some encoders(e.g. QAAC), I'm not going to commit this modified into my repository. But, I think that it becomes instead of bepipes.
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