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now i'm having problems with tranzcode C:\Users\schizosmurf>C:\Windows\SysWOW64\tranzcode.exe "G:\MATRIX_RELOADED_HDDVD \HVDVD_TS\output.wav" Input filename: [output.wav] (Multichannel Wave) Input attribs: [Ext wav fmt, 6 ch, 24 bit, 48.0 kHz] Output attribs: [PCM wav fmt, (6) x 1 ch, 24 bit, 48.0 kHz] Output file(s): output-FL.wav output-FR.wav output-C.wav output-LFE.wav output-SL.wav output-SR.wav Processing: Completed. [in 1 sec] It's saving the output files in a completely diff location than everything else (C:\Users\schizosmurf), not that big a deal i could handle that. But the files are useless, all 6 .wav files are 44 bytes, and the audio.avi is 0 bytes. any ideas? |
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put all the files into the same directory (i.e. folder with transcode in it) so you should only have to use tranzcode.exe output.wav when i specified too many different folders it didnt work for me either but when i put it all in 1 folder it was fine |
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tried with and without full path for output.wav with tranzcode in the folder with all the source files C:\Users\schizosmurf>G:\MATRIX_RELOADED_HDDVD\HVDVD_TS\tranzcode.exe output.wav Error: Unable to open file: output.wav C:\Users\schizosmurf>G:\MATRIX_RELOADED_HDDVD\HVDVD_TS\tranzcode.exe G:\MATRIX_R ELOADED_HDDVD\HVDVD_TS\output.wav Input filename: [output.wav] (Multichannel Wave) Input attribs: [Ext wav fmt, 6 ch, 24 bit, 48.0 kHz] Output attribs: [PCM wav fmt, (6) x 1 ch, 24 bit, 48.0 kHz] Output file(s): output-FL.wav output-FR.wav output-C.wav output-LFE.wav output-SL.wav output-SR.wav Processing: Completed. [in 1 sec] So still having trouble getting tranzcode to split up my output.wav Last edited by schizosmurf; 8th July 2007 at 21:10. Reason: Update |
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Ok, I had this graph working previously. I'm not sure what is going on now, but I can't connect the Sonic HD Demuxer video output to the Sonic Cinemaster VideoDecoder 4.2 video input.
I get the following error message: These filters cannot agree on a connection. Verify type and compatiblity of input pin and output pin. No combination of intermediate filters could be found to make the connection. FEATURE_1_MERGED.VC-1.stream.0.mpv -> Sonic HD Demuxer -> Sonic Cinemaster VideoDecoder 4.2 Any ideas of what could have changed? |
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OK first off I would like to thank all the people in this thread that are figuring out how to convert .EVO files to HD .WMV files. You're all doing a great job. I've read through all of this thread and I think I have an idea of how it works. But when I tried it the first time I stopped it after 36 hours of encoding and had an incomplete .wmv that was 25 gigs that came from a 14 gig .EVO (the reason I stopped it was because I realized that I didn't have any audio settings in my .bat file) But when I started it back up I got some weird input error.
What I'm asking for is a COMPLETE step by step guide. I mean a really thorough guide, like something you'd see in a book ".EVOs to .WMVs for Dummies" I'm totally new to graphedit, and avisynth, and encoding in general. Any help or links to guides would be greatly appreciated. I know there are two step by step guides in this forum but I need something in laymans terms that's more specific and has tons of screenshots so that I know I'm doing the same thing that other people are doing that have it working. ps- sorry for being such a newbie |
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HD-DVD (evo files) to wmv hd
I agree totally. However i've been at this now for 3 weeks...
I've learnt heaps, and have found some awesome programs.. BUT........ Audio is a big issue? This is my procedure................................ 1. Evodemux to rebuild the video 2. Evodemux to demux the audio 3. Rename the audio from .mpa to .ddp 4. Use megui to encode evo to mkv (i dont put any audio in this program, otherwise i get errors) 5. Play mkv/avi (whatever output i used) on wmp or vlc player (works fantastically) 6. Mkvmerge mkv and ddp ???????? errors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is what i believe that works but cannot get it working.. eac3to.exe ???.ddp ????.ac3 but i get errors, (i need hd-dvd/bluray nero plugin) i use graphedit for video and audio they both work, (this is the only time i actually get audio working) but i am confused how to convert this audio graphedit to an actual ac3/mp3 or whatever... I have a grf audio file, works great how do i convert this to a mp3 or ac3???????? Last edited by juzzy999; 15th September 2007 at 04:47. |
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Tutorial for HD-DVD to WMV
I developed this tutorial for those in this thread asking for one. I put it here in this thread because I was not sure where else to place it. Instead of creating multiple posts and linking many pics I created a Word document that you may download from here:
HD-DVD to WMV Tutorial Download It is self explanatory. Let me know what you think. Last edited by Fishrider; 16th September 2007 at 21:00. |
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So one major question for you: why are you re-encoding VC-1 video to VC-1 video at equivalent or greater bitrates? What does that accomplish? |
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Helllo everyone and great job on this might I add. I have tried following the EVO to WMV with 5.1 guide and cannot get the Graphedit working properly as when I try to connect the boxes they cannot agree on a connection. Im not 100% sure I have installed everything properly and registered everything properly either so I am in need of some serious assistance if you please. Is there any chance a more thorough guide can be written. I am not used to command prompts and registering this and that but this is something I really want to do.
And for those who are successful enough to get the WMV HD and not already aware of how to get it on the X-Box 360 other then streaming it then might I suggest MacDrive7 which can format your external harddrive into the HFS+ format which is completely accepted by the 360 and has no limitation on file size (Goodbye 4GB file limit) ... and once again Great Job everyone :P I am running Windows Vista Ultimate on a Dell Inspiron 9400 Last edited by Sephiroth0000; 20th September 2007 at 18:01. |
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Also, I thought that I was encoding smaller bitrates than the original just by choosing VBRs of less than 100%. How do you re-encode VC-1 to VC-1 at higher bitrates? Are you referring to the aforementioned performance slider? Does that have something to do with the the bitrate ratio from original to encode? Did I even understand the question? Maybe you are wondering why I would want close to original bitrates. My assumption is that compression equals some loss in quality so the closer you are to the original bitrates the closer you are to the quality of the original video. Be kind, I said I was a layman. I am still learning. Last edited by Fishrider; 21st September 2007 at 05:10. |
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regsvr32 dump.ax You will end up with a long list of filters. Save the Note Pad file as "Filters.bat" in the same directory as your filters. Run your .bat file by double clicking on it. A window will pop up for each filter to tell you that it succeeded in registering or you will get an error message. If you get an error message you must turn off Vista's UAC and then start over. UAC control can be found in: Control Panel--> User Accounts and Family Safety --> User Accounts --> Turn User Accounts Control On or Off I believe it is a good idea to turn this back on after you are done installing the filters. Disclaimer: Doing these sorts of operations to your computer may cause issues. Do them at your own risk. Last edited by Fishrider; 21st September 2007 at 05:07. |
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Well I uninstalled and unregsistered everything last night and started from scratch and reregistered everything and then put Sox and Eac3to with the file I want to transcode, demuxed and then when I try to take the file to Graphedit it does not agree on a connection when I attempt to connect them. Are you saying that UAC could be causing this? I will try what you say when I get back but I did do the command lines as System Administrator....
Thankyou for the wisdom Do not mean to be a pain but can you just reconfirm the filters I am supposed to have installed and where to please... |
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Wouldn't running the bat file as administrator be easier than disabling uac? Running as administrator only requires right clicking and using the context menu while disabling uac involves invoking msconfig, tools tab, launch disable uac, and then a restart.
You could always set cmd.exe to run as administrator in its properties > compatibility tab as well. Either way is less of a risk then disabling uac altoghether.
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The reason I asked why you were re-encoding VC-1 to VC-1 using the same bitrate is: if that's acceptable, why not just use the original VC-1 bitstream? Why not just mux the original VC-1 video into a new container without any recompression? |
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Fishrider thankyou for the input and I have done as you suggested and you are correct with them filters not registering or working. So I created my own bat. extension for the filters and got them installed and registered so thankyou for that . But with Graphedit I load my demuxed EVO file and connect it to Sonic HD Demuxer but when I try to go from that to the Sonic Cinemaster Video Decoder 4.2 it cannot agree on a connection. Can anyone help!? I installed the DTSAC3source thing, dump.ax and all the filters from Graphedit and oblivously I have Sonic Cinemaster 4.2 installed aswell. Where am I going wrong?
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