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6th May 2013, 12:37 | #3182 | Link |
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No. DRC does not depend on peak normalization. In general, it can be applied to unnormalized samples; whether the result sounds convenient, is another topic.
When a Dolby Digital source with integrated dynamic range metadata is processed, "Dynamic Range Compression" is applied in the AC3 decoder, using the DRC metadata in the AC3 stream, without analyzing its volume range. Read the documentation of the Azid decoder, if you can still find it, or the help files packaged with BeSweet based converters (BeSweet used a DLL version of Azid). Peak normalization would be applied to the decoded PCM audio afterwards, and requires a 2-pass process (a first pass finding the peak volume, a second pass multiplying the whole audio with the matching factor) to avoid volume pumping known from 1-pass techniques (owners of 80's Music Cassette tape recorders may remember the AGC = Automatic Gain Control). BeSweet did that in its OTA Post-Gain feature. If a separate dynamic range compression was applied, independent of the audio source format (e.g. using a "Compander" = compressor/expander filter), then a pre-normalization may be suitable, but it could be implemented independently just as well. BeSweet uses a very simple numerical sample-based compressor in its "Boost" feature (which will distort the sound with harmonics, which some may, others may not like). Typical compander filters in music software will use a rather linear amplifier instead with a lookahead window to adapt its factor; choosing inappropriate response and decay durations may lead to daft music ... Last edited by LigH; 6th May 2013 at 13:03. |
12th May 2013, 13:58 | #3183 | Link |
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1. I find the megui oneclick folder queue handling a bit strange and unexpected esp. in comparison to the more intuitive handbrake gui method: After adding a folder all files contained are added to the queue just like queuing them manually one by one. The advantages are that you are able to see what's queued and can remove individual items if needed - plus the whole queue wouldn't stop on any error encountered like it seems to be now (like ffmsindex or mp4 demuxing failure)
2. I'd like to link the post with the ffmsindex wmv problems here - sorry, didn't know about the three exisiting megui threads: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1626860#post1626860 As I read ffmsindex isn't advised for wmv but it seems to work anyway, so the problems I'm encountering are either... a) "just" a megui problem of handling ffmsindex error return codes and megui thinks it has failed when it really hasn't or... b) ffmsindex really doesn't work on wmv reliably, in this case it'd make sense to use another input method like directshowsource in oneclick? 3. Last imho an option to *append* a custom string to the oneclick "Project Name" would be nice, the current "Leading" isn't as easy to sort with the original files.
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No, they are different. DXVA is not limited in terms of resolution. The other is limited to 1920x1080. |
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18th May 2013, 16:09 | #3193 | Link |
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2349 [x264] fixed max values for --crf and --qp 2348 [x264] vbv enhancements - vbv values are shown in red if the values are too high or not limited - as too high values are also logged by x264 as a warning the MeGUI log warning has been removed - fixed not applying proper vbv values if only changing the AVC profile 2347 [Log] improved logging - console output is added to the log immediately 2346 [HD Streams Extractor] select audio/subtitle tracks without language tag by default 2345 [MP4 Muxer] revert r2299 (allow Nero & Apple Chapters styles muxing for better interoperability with players) 2344 [AVS Script Creator] + [OneClick] fixed memory leak when using autocrop. Bug #653 2343 [x264] fixed wrong detection of errors if file name contains "error" 2342 [OneClick] enhanced error handling |
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DXVA - sorry, no clue. Need time to investigate and guess what is limited...? Quote:
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25th May 2013, 15:22 | #3197 | Link |
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Hi. I have a problem with MeGUI and One-Click encoder. For some reason when I set audio codec to "encode if codec does not match" QAAC profile, but codec does match (sorce is AAC-LC) MeGUI assumes that, after demuxing, raw aac stream is always SBR when it tries to mux it to mkv container even if stream is AAC-LC.
Log: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...5_16-08-08.log |
25th May 2013, 15:33 | #3198 | Link |
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MKVMerge detects this for raw aac files automatically. Currently MeGUI does not override this detection. Please upload a sample file and I will have a look at it.
EDIT: MeGUI detects it also - investigating your source file... Last edited by Zathor; 25th May 2013 at 15:53. |
25th May 2013, 16:04 | #3200 | Link |
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Please try this build and report back:
http://megui.org/test/MeGUI.zip |
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