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13th June 2006, 06:59 | #1 | Link |
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MeGUI profile collections
Hi everyone,
As those of you who use MeGUI should now know, we have AutoUpdate and a mechanism for installing profiles, like Sharktooth's. I think that this is a great way to distribute settings for people who don't know what to do with video encoding, so I think it would be good if we could do more of this, in order to provide ready-made solutions. Is anyone else interested in this? Some collections I have in mind are:
The idea is that people say if they're interested, and you can post the settings you use as well as any other suggestions you have, and then we can gradually build up a collection of easy profiles to cover all required parts of encoding. HINT: If you use the File->Export profile feature in MeGUI, then the archives you create will be easier to install with File->Install, and they will be completely ready for publishing on megui.org. I'm saying, 'use that'. Last edited by berrinam; 13th June 2006 at 07:57. |
13th June 2006, 07:41 | #2 | Link |
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I have uploaded a zip file of the few audio profiles I use http://www.project357.com/checkers-a...rofiles_01.zip, but for the most part I don't think too many audio presets are required. My set is:
AudX 128 Lame -V 50 Nero q0.3; br128 Vorbis q1;q3;q5 To my mind using better presets than these it would be a better idea to include the original audio, and that's the only way I would include 5.1 (the AudX was for testing, but I don't think it will become too popular). Some way for *anyone* to create their own set of profiles and add them as an optional download in meGUI would be very cool. |
13th June 2006, 07:46 | #3 | Link |
Does it really matter?
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I think the most important thing that isn't covered yet by profiles is audio encoding. This is usually the most difficult to do because everyone has their own idea's about what is appropriate but I think as a community we should come up with some good settings for the different audio formats. Common Profiles could be
Audio-streaming (audio only) Audio-DVD (CBR) Audio-DVD (VBR) These are only some examples but I think this will be the biggest challenge to find terms of agreement on. |
13th June 2006, 20:56 | #4 | Link |
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Here is my CT AAC profiles
For stereo encoding CTAAC (HE+PS)32kbps CTAAC (HE)48kbps CTAAC (HE)64kbps CTAAC (HE)96kbps CTAAC (LC)112kbps CTAAC (LC)128kbps CTAAC (LC)160kbps CTAAC (LC)192kbps CTAAC (LC)224kbps CTAAC (LC)256kbps CTAAC (LC)320kbps For 5.1 encoding CTAAC (HE)96kbps CTAAC (HE)112kbps CTAAC (HE)128kbps CTAAC (HE)160kbps CTAAC (HE)192kbps CTAAC (HE)213kbps CTAAC (LC)256kbps CTAAC (LC)320kbps Last edited by shon3i; 13th June 2006 at 21:00. |
13th June 2006, 22:18 | #5 | Link |
Mr. Sandman
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Im (slowly) creating audio profiles for all needs...
Just give me some time coz im busy looking for a new full-time job.
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14th June 2006, 02:14 | #7 | Link |
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There should be one-clicks for:
Anime scripts might be sort of difficult, for everything animated I encode the script tends to start from scratch and have a completely random order, but some sort of standardized set which would reasonably well cover most bases would be possible. |
14th June 2006, 09:24 | #10 | Link |
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Do you need capture scripts at all? There's a lot of issues captures have that dvds, renders, and dvb rips usually just don't, like dot crawl and frequency interference.
Otherwise, anime should be basic: DeGrainMedian (or deen, fft3d, etc) and warpsharp or limitedsharpen, to varying degrees, possibly vsfilter. If it needs heavier treatment someone can edit it themselves, there are just too many possibilities and personal preferences. |
14th June 2006, 09:28 | #11 | Link | |
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- AviSynth PAL DVD -> 24fps slowdown (available to OCE): AssumeFPS (24,1,true) and SSRC (48000, false). {If you get it to retime the subs and chapters too, I'll buy you a DVD box set.} - Avisynth anamorphic copy (available to OCE): crop black borders off the original (choice of over/undercrop leaving mod 16), then encode the remaining pixels with no resize and set the DAR/PAR to play right. - OCE language profiling: e.g. "extract the first audio track, plus extract <MyNative> track if it is present but not first", "extract <MyNative> subs when the first audio track is not <MyNative>". You'd configure the language which is <MyNative> in the settings. OCE isn't really "one-click" for foreign films unless it does this. I'm not sure how relevant these are. Sorry if they aren't. Last edited by Morte66; 14th June 2006 at 09:31. |
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Wow, hearing you guys talk makes me realize how un-customisable MeGUI is in the AVS script creator and the OCE. While I hadn't planned drastic changes to them, I'm thinking they might be needed..... Never mind, one step at a time. In particular, the AVS Script Creator should be designed by someone with much more knowledge of AVS than myself.
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14th June 2006, 20:27 | #14 | Link | |
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15th June 2006, 13:33 | #16 | Link |
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The artifacts you get in a capture are very dependant on the capture setup itself, so it's not simple to get a general script.
Now that I think about it, denoising for normal and anime mostly differs in how thresholds are set, you can use the same denoisers most of the time. Light, fast: removegrain(mode=1).degrainmedian(mode=3) (can use rg mode=2 and dgm mode=1 for anime) Moderate: frfun7().deen()? (frfun needs its lambda lowered for non-anime, deen probably does as well) Slow, Heavy: lremovedust_yv12() Sharpening: WarpSharp for fast, LimitedSharpen for strong. An interesting idea: Once you choose the denoise family, have a slider for strength, which can then linearly map its value to the denoise parameters, raising or lowering all of them in the script based on the slider. I could come up with useful ranges if it sounds good. That might be the best compromise between configurable and easy to use, but it could be a lot to code, I'm not sure. Last edited by foxyshadis; 15th June 2006 at 13:35. |
6th November 2006, 15:22 | #18 | Link |
Mr. Sandman
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I created a collection of the most useful presets for audio profiles.
It's still not complete, but it will satisfy most users. Link: http://mirror05.x264.nl/Sharktooth/M...rofiles_V1.zip Import them using the MeGUI import profiles function or let MeGUI auto-update...
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