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If mpucoder is serious about his point that the demuxer should take care of this, then he should not have a delay adjustment at all! If he has one, it should cover the range of delays typically encountered. All other tools that I know of do not have this limitation on delay adjustment, e.g., VirtualDub, Avisynth, TMPGEnc, etc. It is on the development list already to produce no-delay audio files (within the limits of frame granularity). I'll start experimenting with it, but it won't be in 1.4.0. A workaround for you is 3rd-party delay correctors, such as AC3DelayCorrector. Why is it such a big deal for mpucoder to widen his range a little? Last edited by Guest; 16th June 2005 at 20:01. |
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I have to say, I'm using DGIndex and MuxMan almost every day now and to be honest although I'm not 100% familiar with every facet of their individual functionality, I don't consider myself as a novice! As a matter of interest, what "delay" range would you consider as being useful? Cheers
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Not having a bad day, as said in this post the inaccuracy not only causes excess audio at the start, but also a premature end. And nothing but the demuxer can fix that (unless you
concatenate the next cell's audio). So it's better to fix this in the demuxers. Also MuxMan 0.14f is the last of 0.14, 0.15 features are frozen (nothing but bug fixes) and 0.16 will have the ability to set start/stop points within source streams, making the delay setting redundant for negative delay. I didn't want the delay setting at all, but it was put in as a concession, with a range of plus/minus 300ms. That range is more than enough for dropped frames, anything higher indicates a problem in the demux. Last edited by mpucoder; 16th June 2005 at 21:00. |
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Personally speaking when it comes to setting, plus/minus audio delays I would rather it to be measured by the frame rather than millisecond
That said, I think it will be a while yet before every de-muxer will be able to offer perfectly synced de-muxed streams, so it would be a great shame to drop this implementation in MuxMan altogether (always useful to have a backup plan). Thankfully all the Mpeg de-muxers I've tried so far highlight the delay time, making it easier to re-sync the streams in MuxMan. Cheers
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Here's the file structure of a typical DVD I receive: - As you can see, this DVD only has a total run time of 7 min 32 sec and yet it has 2No VTS segments. The first segment contains 2No chapters with 19No and 2No Cells respectively. The second segment contains 1No chapter with 7No Cells.... If you ripped all these separately you would end up with this lot: - By the way, this disc only contains 10No TV commercials: - 1No Alton Towers - RITA 1No Coca-Cola - Bring me Sunshine 2No Peugeot - Man Hair / Woman Fantasy 2No INPES Passive Smoking - Marie / Luke 1No HSBC Bank - Careful German Driver 3No AM/PM Stores - It's 3:30 / Student Driver / Commitment Cheers
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Version 1.4.0 Release Candidate 2
Here is 1.4.0 RC2. The changes from RC1 are as follows:
* Replaced the buggy LumaFilter() with a new, optimized LumaYV12() filter by ARDA. Thank you for your contribution, ARDA! The DGDecode manual was updated appropriately. * Minor GUI cosmetic changes in DGIndex. * The integrated ParseD2V and FixD2v functions now reject obsolete D2V files (ones with earlier D2V format). http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/dgmpgdec140rc2.zip |
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reading ts files
Thank you very match for your work
I used dgindex specialy to encode my ts files (recorded by dreambox satellite receiver) to divx. But since version 1.3.1beta5 (unil 1.4.0RC2) I can not read my ts files. The program hangs and do noting after choosing the ts file and clicking on OK. What happend for the recent releases ? |
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I have make some tests today and this is what I have discover : When I open a file from my local drive it work, but if I open it directly from its original location (the hdd of dreambox shared with samba) it not work. with 1.3.1b4 no problems, I always open files directly from \\192.168.0.3\Harddisk\movie\ (I prefer because files are very big) Have you change the manner of opening files between 1.3.1b4 and 1.3.1b5 ? |
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No there is no popup, when I add the file in the "file list", and after I press the "OK" button, 2 things can happends after :
1- in 90 % of cases, it return to the main interface and the "stream" menu is disabled and nothing happend after (as if I just open the program) 2- in the others cases it return to the main interface and the "stream" menu is enabled, but if I click on it the program hangs and I have to kill it. |
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1.4.0 Release Candidate 3
Version 1.4.0 RC 3 fixes the problem with opening across the network, as reported by bbouchaib2002. I also added a rudimentary playback speed control, for people with very fast machines and who don't like watching their previews race by at 170 fps.
http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/dgmpgdec140rc3.zip Could this be the winner? |
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Let me be really cheeky and ask you what's the chance of you changing something before this goes final.....
Due to the use of the "[" and "]" to parse your filename in the CLI we can not use them symbols in a path and/or filename. What's the chances of changing them to "<" and ">" because this issue would never arise again because you can't use "<" and ">" in a filename/path anyway. I'm sure this would be very quick for you to do and the only downside I can see would be programs would need to change the way they call DGIndex slightly but that's not a problem because they would have to change their programs slightly anyway because of the updated D2V format. I hope you can please do this..... you'll be my biggest hero |
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Would it be possible to add a frame counter... at some time. Or would this be too much like "very hard" work? Cheers
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Another day and another upgrade, awesome thank you.
Also if you remember a month or so ago there was a problem with my captured M2T files. They would freeze up the program for a bit then run, then the error was supposed to be fix, it wasn't. In these latest betas, no problems what so ever. Just thought I'd run that by you. Thanks again. EDIT: spelling (program -> problem, duh) Last edited by Backwoods; 19th June 2005 at 23:51. |
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Actually, the [ and ] may be totally superfluous anyway. I'll look into it. Quote:
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@all Stop with the new feature requests at RC time, people, or you'll make me mad. I mean, we've had like 15 betas leading up to this. That's what betas are for. Last edited by Guest; 19th June 2005 at 20:22. |
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