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Old 1st February 2010, 22:33   #1141  |  Link
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Questions like this are answered by reading the documentation. Hints are not yet implemented in DGDecNV.
Thanks, i just want to be sure i'm not miss something.
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Old 2nd February 2010, 05:45   #1142  |  Link
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Just a minor cosmetic note. I've been working on some Blu Ray clips lately, paying close attention to the SAR (Source Aspect Ratio?) field so that I know what to use on my x264 command line. When working on some VC-1 clips, I noticed that SAR had changed to DAR (Display Aspect Ratio?). I did the calculations and determined that it was indeed now showing the correct DAR. However, in the log file the entry is still labeled as SAR. Here is an example log file:

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Stream Type: Matroska
Video Type: VC1
Profile: Advanced
Level: 3
Coded Size: 1920x1088
SAR: 16x9
Display Size: 1920x1080
Frame Rate: 23.976024 fps
Colorimetry: BT.709 [1]
Frame Structure: Progressive
Frame Type: I
Coded Number: 163656
Playback Number: 163656
Frame Repeats: 0
Field Repeats: 0
Bitrate: 0.315
Bitrate (Avg): 16.729
Bitrate (Max): 33.031
Elapsed: 0:09:44
Remain: 0:00:00
FPS: 
Info: Finished!
As I said, very minor right now, but in the future if I do any kind of automated processing that involves reading these log files, it would be nice for that field to have the correct label so I know if I have to convert DAR to SAR or just read it as is.

Thanks, and I've been giving DGMultiSource a workout these last few days. Working great!
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@Neuron2

A very good feature would be an option during the ADD dialogue that could process every file in a batch way, giving a DGI output and demuxed audio for EVERY file and not the SUM of them.
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I have found another issue that is perfectly repeatable when retrying.

I am uploading a MTS file to mediafire that when DGIndexNV saves as a project, it finds two AC3 audio tracks instead of one. I am absolutely positive that it must have only one AC3 track (the 1100 one). I'll send you the link in private. That's not the only one that presents that issue.

P.S: Does anybody find screen corruption after having opened and processed lot of files?
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Feature Request

It would be great if the commandline would support cropping too.
Until then I will crop with AviSynth.
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However, in the log file the entry is still labeled as SAR.
Thanks for pointing that out. It will be fixed in build 2006, which is imminent.
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It would be great if the commandline would support cropping too.
Until then I will crop with AviSynth.
It's on my to-do list.
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It's on my to-do list.
Great.
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Old 2nd February 2010, 15:35   #1149  |  Link
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A very good feature would be an option during the ADD dialogue that could process every file in a batch way, giving a DGI output and demuxed audio for EVERY file and not the SUM of them.
I don't plan to implement batch processing at this time. There are external solutions that can be implemented.
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I am uploading a MTS file to mediafire that when DGIndexNV saves as a project, it finds two AC3 audio tracks instead of one. I am absolutely positive that it must have only one AC3 track (the 1100 one).
Investigating... Just ignore the spurious track for now until I fix this.
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I don't plan to implement batch processing at this time. There are external solutions that can be implemented.
Such as? I need DGToolsNV to create one dgi per file for about 100 files =P
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Something like the solutions already available for DGIndex. I'd prefer you took this to a new thread because, as I said, I'm not going to implement batch support.
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Such as? I need DGToolsNV to create one dgi per file for about 100 files =P
Just use the command line interface and write a batch file to do it for you.

I use something like this to batch index mpg files with DGIndex. Modify it to work for what you want.
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FOR /F "usebackq" %%A IN (`dir /b /on *.mpg`) DO "d:\temp\dgindex" -IF=[%%A] -OM=2 -FO=0
-AT=[d:\temp\ivtc-ns.avs] -OF=[%%~nA] -HIDE -EXIT
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Great.
Sorry, but I took it off my to-do list.

Don't worry, though, because I only took it off because I have just implemented it and it will be in build 2006.
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Thanks for pointing that out. It will be fixed in build 2006, which is imminent.
No problem.

I think I found another issue though. One of the files I am working on seems to only be picking up the first 10000 frames when the video is served using version 2005. I went back and tried version 1.0.13 of DGAVCIndex and it created a different index file. When this video is served, it appears to have the correct number of frames (having trouble with it crashing, probably because it is such an old version). I am attaching the index files from both programs. The video I am working on is 00083.m2ts from Jumper Region A. If you need a sample, I will upload it.

EDIT: Just tried with NVBeta10. With it, I only get 12165 frames instead of the 12360 mentioned at the bottom of the index file

EDIT 2: Got 1.0.13 working stable (had to use the old server with the old dll). All 12360 frames are served with this version.
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for your backup projects in windows 7 dont tweak the registry and use dss to index your sources all you need is DGDecNV

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eta on stdout?

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If you need a sample, I will upload it.
I definitely need the sample. I'll hold up build 2006 for this.

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eta on stdout?
I'm in a bit of a pickle about it. The way it is implemented now in DGIndex kills Win2000 compatibility and now some other issues are being raised. But the alternative, AllocConsole(), pops up an extra DOS window. I only absorbed this as a contribution from someone else and to be honest I am not motivated to spend a lot of time on it. So, if you describe a good way to implement it, I will be happy to pay attention.
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for your backup projects in windows 7 dont tweak the registry and use dss to index your sources all you need is DGDecNV
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Here is the sample:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/rnnm2jxh3mz/00083.m2ts_0

Please note that this sample is not enough to give you 10000 frames. For that, I would need to upload pretty much the entire file, which is 418MB.

Also, what I was originally trying to do was string several of these files together, so I could encode them into one file. The total frame count is 46513. Build 2005 still only serves the first 10000 frames, and NVBeta10 is only showing 46486 frames. 1.0.13 shows all 46513 frames.

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