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Old 2nd April 2008, 15:37   #981  |  Link
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@neuron,

is normal that alpha 22 regonizes 1440x1080 AVCHD .mts 16:9 aspect ratio as a 4:3 ?
That is what's happening to me:
http://www.savefile.com/files/1426101

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Please read the users manual about it and then if you think there is still a problem, tell me what you think the problem is. I can't get to your upload site when I am at work due to a firewall.

Post the contents of the info log that DGAVCIndex generates. It will show me the fields I need. Post it as text so I don't have any firewall problem seeing it.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 16:32   #983  |  Link
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Please read the users manual about it and then if you think there is still a problem, tell me what you think the problem is. I can't get to your upload site when I am at work due to a firewall.

Post the contents of the info log that DGAVCIndex generates. It will show me the fields I need. Post it as text so I don't have any firewall problem seeing it.
Are you wanting the dga or txt file?
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As I said, the info log. It is generated when you have Enable info log checked under Options.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 16:41   #985  |  Link
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Code:
Stream Type: Transport [192]
Profile: High
Level: 4
Frame Size: 1440x1080
SAR: 4:3
Display Size: 1920x1080
Frame Rate: 25.000000 fps
Colorimetry: BT.709* [2]
Frame Structure: Fields (TFF)
Frame Type: B
Coded Number: 468
Playback Number: 468
Frame Repeats: 0
Field Repeats: 0
Bitrate: 11.773
Bitrate (Avg): 11.554
Bitrate (Max): 12.395
Audio Stream: 1100: AC3 3/2 384
Elapsed: 0:00:00
Remain: 0:00:00
FPS: 
Info: Finished!
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Old 2nd April 2008, 16:49   #986  |  Link
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@neuron,

is normal that alpha 22 regonizes 1440x1080 AVCHD .mts 16:9 aspect ratio as a 4:3 ?
There's no problem with this... It's giving you the Aspect Ratio Signalling (ie: PAR, SAR) value.

1440 x 1.33333 (ie: 4/3) = 1920 Perfect
Whereas, 1440 x 1.77777 (ie: 16:9) = 2560
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@neuron,

is normal that alpha 22 regonizes 1440x1080 AVCHD .mts 16:9 aspect ratio as a 4:3 ?


??

1440 / 1080 = 1.333 = 4:3

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thanks rack.

yes seemoredigital, you are right about the calculation.

but if you download the sample and you see it (first in a player as nero show time and after in dgavcdec), you'll understand what i mean.

EDIT: the point is that, even if 1440/1080 is, by number, 1.333 (4:3), it has to be recognized and reproduced as 16:9 to see it with the correct proportion...i don't know how to explain but if you see the sample guys, you understand.
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EDIT: the point is that, even if 1440/1080 is, by number, 1.333 (4:3), it has to be recognized and reproduced as 16:9 to see it with the correct proportion...i don't know how to explain but if you see the sample guys, you understand.
Ciao zeneize.

1.333 is the value that should be signalled to the playback application to tell it to play your 1440x1080 stream at 16:9 ratio.

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the point is that, even if 1440/1080 is, by number, 1.333 (4:3), it has to be recognized and reproduced as 16:9 to see it with the correct proportion...i don't know how to explain but if you see the sample guys, you understand.
DGAVCDec is going to deliver the video frame as decoded. It does not apply the resizing specified by the stream. You need to do that in your Avisynth script.
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EDIT: the point is that, even if 1440/1080 is, by number, 1.333 (4:3), it has to be recognized and reproduced as 16:9 to see it with the correct proportion...i don't know how to explain but if you see the sample guys, you understand.
You are getting confused because when calculating this sort of thing, you're introducing the frame height (ie: 1080).... Which you must not do!

Bear in mind you are distorting the shape of the pixels "width-ways". Not "height-ways".
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As I said, the info log. It is generated when you have Enable info log checked under Options.
I does not work when I use commad line. I always get this:

Stream Type:
Profile:
Level:
Frame Size:
SAR:
Display Size:
Frame Rate:
Colorimetry:
Frame Structure:
Frame Type:
Coded Number:
Playback Number:
Frame Repeats:
Field Repeats:
Bitrate:
Bitrate (Avg):
Bitrate (Max):
Elapsed:
Remain:
FPS:
Info:

My ini file
Version=DGAVCIndex 1.0.0 Alpha 22
Window_Position=100,100
Info_Window_Position=100,100
YUVRGB_Scale=1
Field_Operation=2
Process_Priority=2
Playback_Speed=3
AVS_Template_Path=C:\Users\Dawidos\Documents\Delphi_Projects\RipBot264\Tools\dgAVCDec\template.avs
Full_Path_In_Files=1
MRUList[0]=D:\TS samples\Video Test Samples\SuperbadBD_100_.m2ts
MRUList[1]=
MRUList[2]=
MRUList[3]=
Enable_Info_Log=1
Loop_Playback=0
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You reported this already. I'll get to it, there's no need to keep reminding me.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 23:32   #994  |  Link
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I thought you ignored me because you didn't say anything.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 23:39   #995  |  Link
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Well, it's a CLI feature and I said when I released it that it was an incomplete quick and dirty thing. I still need to implement preview and other things. You can always PM me if you think I have missed something. Thank you for your feedback, know that your suggestions are always appreciated.
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There's no problem with this... It's giving you the Aspect Ratio Signalling (ie: PAR, SAR) value.

1440 x 1.33333 (ie: 4/3) = 1920 Perfect
Whereas, 1440 x 1.77777 (ie: 16:9) = 2560
Surprise! -- 1080 × 16:9 = 1920

See: So many aspect ratios, so different relations (pixel dimensions / image dimensions / image stretching factor). You have to be careful about what which specific abbreviation really means.
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ok guys,
it's clear, i will adjust resize by avisynth (since this video will be converted in huffyuv to pass it to premiere, i was hoping to avoid every kind of resize before to edit it...).
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DGAVCDec does not do the resizing because it would be pointless to reproduce all the existing Avisynth resizers in the DGAVCDec code when adding a simple line to the script suffices. It is interesting to consider possibly having DGAVCDec automatically generate the resize line in the Avisynth script that it creates, but that's a low-priority thing right now.
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...It is interesting to consider possibly having DGAVCDec automatically generate the resize line in the Avisynth script that it creates, but that's a low-priority thing right now.
Good! when you have a bit of time, i think that could be a really good idea.
The possibility to do reszize/crop during dgavc/dgindex passage, it could become very useful.

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Good! when you have a bit of time, i think that could be a really good idea.
The possibility to do reszize/crop during dgavc/dgindex passage, it could become very useful.
I agree with this. It would be revolutionary. Resizing and cropping are the two most arduous parts of making the script; for me at least.
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