MeGUI: General Questions and Troubleshooting Thread

[tph]

Originally Posted by Kurtnoise13

there is a warning pop-up message when you have this case and the possibility to bypass it (just check the box).

I can't remove this warning because it's also used for the other encoders (xvid, snow...).

Not for me, I get the following error. However, I found a work-around (set a mod16 resolution in the .avs-file, enqueue, then change back to the native resolution before starting the queue) so it's not a big deal.

[Kurtnoise]

@tph : use imageshack or something else to upload images...

@unknownsoldierX : ok...I'll try later on my side but it's quite strange that you have 2 icons. Just move the mouse over there and one of them should disappear.

[Nightshiver]

Originally Posted by Kurtnoise13

some directshow filters are missing probably...

That's incredibly informative. (sarcasm) I have the latest FFdshow filters installed, so what would I be missing?

[Kurtnoise]

huh ?!!! how can I resolve your problem without having some infos ? I'm not a wizard you know...

btw, what kind of input file did you try ?

[tph]

Originally Posted by Kurtnoise13

@tph : use imageshack or something else to upload images...

Ah, here's the error I get:

[Kurtnoise]

and your script ? what does it looks like ?

[Nightshiver]

Input file was a demuxed ac3 file. It came from a dvd and was stereo.

[tph]

Originally Posted by Kurtnoise13

and your script ? what does it looks like ?

I don't have the original .avs-file with 1920x1080 source resolution but this reproduces the "Job creation aborted due to invalid AviSynth script" error message:

AviSource("test.avi", audio=true)
\.Spline64Resize(1920, 1080)
\.ConvertToYV12()

This works fine:

AviSource("test.avi", audio=true)
\.Spline64Resize(1920, 1088)
\.ConvertToYV12()

Enqueueing using 1088, changing back to 1080, then starting the encode gives the correct result with proper crop flags set. I also tried to update AviSynth to 2.5.8 RC1 which made no difference.

[Kurtnoise]

Originally Posted by Nightshiver

Input file was a demuxed ac3 file. It came from a dvd and was stereo.

did you have soxfilter installed in your avisynth plugins directory ?

[Kurtnoise]

Originally Posted by tph

Ah, here's the error I get:

can't you see this warning before your error message ?



if yes, check the case "Don"t ask me this again", click on yes and reload your avs script.

[Nightshiver]

No, but it works now that I do have it. But the first option, the "Stereo to 5.1 using SuperEQ" still doesn't work. I tried searching google but didn't find any download links to it.

[tph]

Originally Posted by Kurtnoise13

can't you see this warning before your error message ?

Nope, I only get the error message that i posted. (It's possible that I have clicked the checkbox earlier, that's probably why that dialog doesn't show up)

[tph]

Ah never mind. I reinstalled and I don't get that error anymore. Strange.

Thanks for the help anyway

[Kurtnoise]

Originally Posted by Nightshiver

No, but it works now that I do have it. But the first option, the "Stereo to 5.1 using SuperEQ" still doesn't work. I tried searching google but didn't find any download links to it.

I think it's a bug in the avs script creation...I'm ckecking it.

@tph : you're welcome.

[loom91]

Originally Posted by loom91

Okay, selecting anamorphic encoding when autocropping significantly lessened the problem, but did not remove it. There is still a slight horizontal stretching, as you can see in the following snapshots (taken with VLC). Is this some unavoidable artifact of the encoder? (mod16 resizing perhaps?) Thanks.

Molu

Please help me out. The screen shots are in page 108, the forum won't allow me to reattach them. Thanks a lot.

Molu

Could someone please answer my question? There's a lot of files I need to encode but can't untill this problem is resolved. Please help me out. Thanks.

Molu

[Carpo]

this is a strange one, when i play a dvd - it plays as 16:9, when dgindex looks at it it says 16:9, yet when i load the d2v into megui it says its 4:3, i have looked in the ifo and even that says 16:9, so do i leave the dar as what megui says or can i change it ? and the dgindex that comes with megui is misbehaving sometimes, it will make the d2v but then megui will fail to determine the source of the video, dgindex final gives no such problems, so poss it should go into the update for megui next time round ?

[Codex0nz]

Having a huge problem using megui in vista ultimate x64

Lame mp3 when starting to pass mp3 is incredibly slow (note this is not because of my system, amd 6000+ and 3g of ram lol)

Megui is set to run processes in normal priority. but anything it starts is always set to the lowest priority, even when changing it in task manager the passing process is still incredibly slow

Anyone got a fix?

[Kurtnoise]

@Codex0nz : LAME encoder is known to be slow...whatever the priorities you choose. So, it doesn't concern MeGUI.

@Carpo : update to the latest version needs to change also some parts in the code. Yes, it's planned but I've no timeline to give you.

@loom91 : yes, I think it's due to avoid such problems but you can crop manually.

[Carpo]

@Kurtnoise13

any idea on the other issue i posted about above ?

edit: nevermind after redoing the d2vs and looking at them the ar inside is saying 4:3, so dont know why dgindex is saying 16:9

[Kurtnoise]

Originally Posted by Nightshiver

the first option, the "Stereo to 5.1 using SuperEQ" still doesn't work.

fixed in revision 511.