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Old 21st April 2008, 01:30   #1201  |  Link
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Hey Atak_Snajpera, is there any way to use OGM files as input for ripbot264?

I have a Xvid video in a .ogm container. I am trying to convert this to x264/mkv.

I know ripbot264 can convert xvid/avi but it doesn't seem to let me convert xvid/ogm
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Old 21st April 2008, 06:58   #1202  |  Link
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Remux OGM to MKV.
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Old 21st April 2008, 18:50   #1203  |  Link
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Updated installer links take advantage of the shared folder it has other stuff that might interest you...

New:
Added recursive Directory add/remove so no more individual folder search for new/old files In the Setup Projects.7z

Killed the abort sequence that killed previous installers if a firewall blocked them from the Internet... (Needing a loop sequence for retry not yet implemented)

PreRun sequence is now automated in all installers...

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Uninstallation of old FFDshow before new one gets installed same with Haali and if need be Avisynth as well...

New set of code to automate the install of all programs that get downloaded...
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Old 21st April 2008, 19:02   #1204  |  Link
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I have just encoded a music video I have & the audio in the mkv output file has the odd beep & hiss every 3 seconds or so. Here's an ogg file of the hissing. http://www.mediafire.com/?xdygwyowuld
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Old 21st April 2008, 19:10   #1205  |  Link
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Can you upload a chunk of the source Video
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Old 21st April 2008, 21:29   #1206  |  Link
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Also, sometimes when I encode my DVDs I like to keep the original AC3 audio track. So that would also be another good example of when someone would want to keep the untouched audio.
Select copy stream. AC3 is not allowed in MP4!

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The audio is already 96kbps/OGG so if I transcode it, it will only give me worse quality. So I'm better off just keep the audio as it is.
OGG is only allowed in MKV!

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Select copy stream. AC3 is not allowed in MP4!

OGG is only allowed in MKV!


LOL Yeah I just realized that! I actually just deleted my last post since I figured it out on my own but you replied too fast

The problem was that I had selected the MP4 container. Now that I am using the MKV container I have the option to copy the original stream.

Man, RipBot264 is really good. I love its simplicity. And I love how it "just works" without any problems.

Thanks a lot
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Old 21st April 2008, 21:43   #1208  |  Link
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Can you upload a chunk of the source Video
What do you suggest I use to get a chunk out?
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Any Binary File Splitter will do the job...
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Old 22nd April 2008, 03:23   #1210  |  Link
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Any Binary File Splitter will do the job...
Ok, what will having the source video do? I tried encoding with another program (MediaCoder) & there were no problems with the file that was outputted. Here's the video, it's 15 seconds: Hound Dogs - I Like Girls

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When I add subtitles to the video and burn them in, they appear a second or so late, but when I use the SRT file with the original video they are perfectly in time. Any way to fix this?
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It isnt hard to reproduce that noise but there is no video in play back once encoded...

MPC Spits it out like a bad taste.... It encodes just fine in VDubMod

Better let Atak take it from here...
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This audio problem is already fixed with latest NicAudio (2.0.1). I reported that sometime ago.
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Old 22nd April 2008, 16:31   #1214  |  Link
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This audio problem is already fixed with latest NicAudio (2.0.1). I reported that sometime ago.
Thanks, that did the trick
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OK Here is the new installer it has an updated tool set... I will keep track of the updates for now on...

Hey Atak think you should adopt from morphinapg his updater and use it in your app to keep it up to date...


Just a thought LOL...
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Old 23rd April 2008, 05:19   #1216  |  Link
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I am getting an error, and I've never had a problem.

It's an .mkv music video that I'm trying to convert to .mp4.

Media player classic opens up and says...:

"Script error: there is no function named "DirectShowSource"
(C:\Users\Alex\AppData\Local\Temp\RipBot264temp\job1\getinfo.avs, line 1)"

Anyone know a fix?

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Check if you have DirectShowSource.dll plugin in Avisynth plugins folder.
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Check if you have DirectShowSource.dll plugin in Avisynth plugins folder.
Yep, it's there.
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Reinstall AviSynth
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Old 24th April 2008, 01:21   #1220  |  Link
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Thx for a nice simple app that does the job nicely - Just used to make an mp4 from an AnyDVD rip of Fifth Element Blu-ray. Quality is very good and appears in sinc.
Using a Core 2 Duo E6600 2 gb ram it took 16 hours to make an mp4 using 2 passes at 2048 kbps. 1st pass encoded at about 10.5 fps - second pass at 4.7 fps.
Couple of newbie questions:
1. In order to save processing time is it neccessary to do 2 passses?
2. Does the encoding generally take longer or shorter for .mkv production instead of .mp4?
3. Would I save much time encoding at the default 1024 kbps instead of 2048?
Thx for the help and any tips.
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