Simple x264/x265 Launcher v3.02 (2022-06-16) - Page 38

VideoFanatic · 31st March 2012, 19:17

I thought it might not have worked because I was using an Avisynth script but just now I added an MPV file, selected h264 output and added the job. I then added another MPV file but MKV was still selected by default. What would cause this to happen? Is there any way I can make it have h264 selected by default?

LoRd_MuldeR · 31st March 2012, 19:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by holygamer

I thought it might not have worked because I was using an Avisynth script but just now I added an MPV file, selected h264 output and added the job. I then added another MPV file but MKV was still selected by default. What would cause this to happen? Is there any way I can make it have h264 selected by default?

Nope, you can't make any file extension the default explicit.

As said before, the application will remember the last extension that was used. See the clip from my previous post...

VideoFanatic · 31st March 2012, 19:54

I believe you but for me it's not remembering the last extension used for the output file and I don't understand why!

VideoFanatic · 31st March 2012, 20:44

I watched the clip and I believe that it works for you but for me it's not remembering the last extension used for the output file and I don't understand why! I have Vista 32 bit. I also just installed your program on a brand new PC which has Windows 7 64-bit but I get the same problem.

shinchiro · 31st March 2012, 21:03

@LoRd_MuldeR
Let say if my pc shutdown unexpectedly during encoding or I want just to close it and continue later, is it possible to resume the encoding? If I interupt x264 encoding, the encoded video is still there so if there are method to continue it, that would be great

LoRd_MuldeR · 31st March 2012, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by shinchiro

@LoRd_MuldeR
Let say if my pc shutdown unexpectedly during encoding or I want just to close it and continue later, is it possible to resume the encoding? If I interupt x264 encoding, the encoded video is still there so if there are method to continue it, that would be great

Nope, with x264 it is not possible to resume an encode that has been aborted. That's because the internal encoder state is lost irreversibly!

If you want to suspend the encode and resume it later, you can use the "Pause" function of Simple x264 Launcher. This will suspend the x264 process, but it won't terminate the process.

Or, if you need to turn the power off, you can use the Hibernation feature of Windows. Then the encode will continue after the system has been booted the next time...

AiDz0r · 3rd April 2012, 16:00

handy

giving it a try.

Waiting for it to finish encoding ^.^

AiDz0r · 3rd April 2012, 16:32

omg... I just finished the encoding. Why isn't there any sound? I Have to use parameters?

EDIT: I tried using avs and added "audio=true" still no luck.

LoRd_MuldeR · 3rd April 2012, 23:18

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Originally Posted by AiDz0r

omg... I just finished the encoding. Why isn't there any sound? I Have to use parameters?

Read the Readme file, please...

dstln · 8th April 2012, 16:20

Fantastic updates, thanks

guccimane · 10th April 2012, 08:08

Please tell me the x264 log is autosaved in v2 :|

LoRd_MuldeR · 10th April 2012, 21:32

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Originally Posted by guccimane

Please tell me the x264 log is autosaved in v2 :|

Nope, the log's won't be autosaved.

But each job will remain on the list after it has finished until you either delete it or exit the program. So you can go back to the log at any time.

It should be straight forward to copy&past the log into Notepad, if you really need to save it...

guccimane · 12th April 2012, 23:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoRd_MuldeR

Nope, the log's won't be autosaved.

But each job will remain on the list after it has finished until you either delete it or exit the program. So you can go back to the log at any time.

It should be straight forward to copy&past the log into Notepad, if you really need to save it...

I really needed it and exited the program on accident thinking I'd be able to find the log in %appdata% like V1, but after looking through the code in the repo I realized i was out of luck. :c

LoRd_MuldeR · 13th April 2012, 01:02

I may add an option to auto-save the logs to the preferences dialog in a future version.

kypec · 13th April 2012, 12:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoRd_MuldeR

I may add an option to auto-save the logs to the preferences dialog in a future version.

That would be much welcome, TIA!

lansing · 27th April 2012, 19:27

can you extend the process killing countdown? I've running a heavy script on a 1080 source, and it took quite some time to even start, and then the "warning: x264 did not respond for 60 seconds..." comes up, some time it just kills the whole thing at the start. This last two days I was trying to do it again, both tries the process were timeout on the 10% mark, it's very frustrating.

LoRd_MuldeR · 27th April 2012, 19:28

Are you using FFmpegSource as your source filter?

lansing · 27th April 2012, 22:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoRd_MuldeR

Are you using FFmpegSource as your source filter?

i'm using FFmpegSource2

LoRd_MuldeR · 27th April 2012, 22:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by lansing

i'm using FFmpegSource2

FFmpegSource(2) will create an index file first when it opens the source file. This can result in your Avisynth script taking extremely long to initialize for "big" source files

I highly recommend to create the index file beforehand with the help of ffmsindex.exe. Then pass the path to the index file in your call to FFVideoSource or FFAudioSource.

lansing · 27th April 2012, 22:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoRd_MuldeR

FFmpegSource(2) will create an index file first when it opens the source file. This can result in your Avisynth script taking extremely long to initialize for "big" source files

I highly recommend to create the index file beforehand with the help of ffmsindex.exe. Then pass the path to the index file in your call to FFVideoSource or FFAudioSource.

i already has the .ffindex file created in the same folder. Or do you mean I should use FFVideoSource to load the video instead of FFmpegSource2?

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31st March 2012, 19:17	#741 \| Link
VideoFanatic Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 241	I thought it might not have worked because I was using an Avisynth script but just now I added an MPV file, selected h264 output and added the job. I then added another MPV file but MKV was still selected by default. What would cause this to happen? Is there any way I can make it have h264 selected by default?

31st March 2012, 19:54	#743 \| Link
VideoFanatic Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 241	I believe you but for me it's not remembering the last extension used for the output file and I don't understand why!

31st March 2012, 20:44	#744 \| Link
VideoFanatic Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 241	I watched the clip and I believe that it works for you but for me it's not remembering the last extension used for the output file and I don't understand why! I have Vista 32 bit. I also just installed your program on a brand new PC which has Windows 7 64-bit but I get the same problem.

31st March 2012, 21:03	#745 \| Link
shinchiro Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 46	@LoRd_MuldeR Let say if my pc shutdown unexpectedly during encoding or I want just to close it and continue later, is it possible to resume the encoding? If I interupt x264 encoding, the encoded video is still there so if there are method to continue it, that would be great

8th April 2012, 16:20	#750 \| Link
dstln Person Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 58	Fantastic updates, thanks

10th April 2012, 08:08	#751 \| Link
guccimane Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 2	Please tell me the x264 log is autosaved in v2 :\|

27th April 2012, 19:27	#756 \| Link
lansing Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,657	can you extend the process killing countdown? I've running a heavy script on a 1080 source, and it took quite some time to even start, and then the "warning: x264 did not respond for 60 seconds..." comes up, some time it just kills the whole thing at the start. This last two days I was trying to do it again, both tries the process were timeout on the 10% mark, it's very frustrating.