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The AviSynth feature in StaxRip is close to doing a script with a text editor, I can't really tell you much more than is already documented.
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thanks for this ultra-useful & efficient program
I noticed something maybe buggy & a bit annoying though. it's about image ratio : I recently ripped some 4/3 PAL dvds and I thought when I choosed a pure 4/3 resolution (512*384 / 576*432 / 640*480 etc) the margin indicator will gave me a 0% difference... but I obtain a 2.5% difference ! of course cropping was not active for these measures... as the software forbids choice with a margin >3% , you have sometimes only choice between ripping in (slitghly, ok ) wrong format and not ripping at all (depending on choosed resolution & specific cropping)... I don't know if this is a bug specific to pal dvds (I don't have z1 ntsc dvds) Thanks in advance if you can correct this |
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People constantly expecting StaxRip to look, feel and work like VirtualDub, GordianKnot etc. I've not used much application other that DVX/StaxRip directly so I've developed most features without being much biased. Quote:
@rototo You mean aspect ratio error? This should be fine. http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=42708 Quote:
http://www.planetdvb.net/staxrip/StaxRip_Hotfix.zip Did you try 'Post Processing Mode'? Is there something missing regarding automation? I didn't test a batch scenario yet but it's about time. Things like templates and other features like many automation features were partly done because I expected them to be needed for a batch scenario. I rather have a solution that needs nothing external. I just need to know what sources people have and how that sources should be encoded so I can check if it can be done and write some help about it.
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http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...554#post785554. My idea is to make possible specify target size not for one project but for few of them. As example I create few projects and add them to batch scenario and then specify, that after encoding target size for all of them have to be 4483mb (as example). In batch scenario I check all project for compressibility value. If some project have it not - than I start this project, but just to make compressibility test. After this pre-cheking I have set of project with compressibility information. Now it just simle mathematic using information from projects files find quality (in percent) to satisfy this conditions and then correct target size in each project files. And finally after it start batch encoding. |
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Edit: I remember you requested also auto deinterlacing, then it would make sense of course. I got to think about your scenario.
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But in case when projects are already prepared (necessary AVS filters and sounds selected for each projects) it looks not so terrible Then we just need 3 pass batch scenarios: 1) Go throw all projects and make compressibility test. 2) Adjust target size of each projects that sum of all of them was X mb. (As options, one can specify acceptable minimum quality, lets say 65%. If it's impossible to reach this quality with size X, then resize each source to smaller size or something like this... scenarios can be different... but for all of them information from projects file after 1 step have to be enough) 3) Start encoding. Last edited by vladlp; 21st February 2006 at 17:14. |
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One little problem. Time to time Settings.bin is been accesed or something by System process and when I want to start SR it just crushes. I have to "close handle" to go by. What is happening? Is something wrong with my comp?
Another thing:how is going on descover why SR is not working with avi (with sound) files? Thanks, love the app!!! (now more than ever cause has the wmv support. yuhuuhhuuhu) |
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I apologize in advance if this has been answered before. I follow this thread fairly closely and dont remember it being addressed. I would appreciate it if someone could answer me when I should use deinterlace? I understand definitions between PAL and NTSC and how interlaced and progressive work. Most of my source material is DVD's region 1. Is there any logical reason why I should use the deinterlace function in Staxrip?
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but as i know, the "deinterlace" option should be used to attenuates the artifacts on some poorly encoded DVDs so for me for example i use this option most of the time when i encode dvds from the middle east, as they r interlaced them selves, and the only way to deinterlace is to use that "deinterlace" option in staxrip i use this option as well when i encode tv captured videos, as tv captured stuff seems to be interlaced all the time but when i encode region 2 dvds (from the uk), i never realy need to use this "deinterlace" option i encoded 10s of dvds from reigon 2 and they were all ok but when i encoded some dvds from the middle east with out choosing the "deinterlace" option, the out put came out interlaced! if u r encoding original dvds from reigon 1, i doubt it that u will need to use the "deinterlace" option my advice is encode a small cilp such a movie trailer without selecting "deinterlace" option if the out put came out correct and not interlaced, then i guess u don't need to use the "deinterlace" option Last edited by Gawwad; 22nd February 2006 at 00:49. |
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Stax, you should find some algoritm for detection, is video interlaced or not. Nero Recode 2 has one, and it works neraly 100% perfectly.
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