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Old 23rd May 2006, 11:07   #21  |  Link
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True. But other codecs are effected by this setting too, and they don't have that range (sometimes just 0 and 1). Also, people either want it done quick or want it done well IMHO. But I think I will change the wording to "Min" & "Max".
I still hope you can make it not only "min"(0) and alternative "max"(1). I don't know if it's a hard work so I may be wrong. Sometimes the balance between the speed and quality is needed.


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Hopefully this will make encoding to WM9/VC-1 easier...
Yeah. It's the truth. Thanks a lot! AVS input is quite important!



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[suggestion] commandline options that offer a way to encode file
It's useful because someone can make a bat file to encode many files. (at the end of the bat file is "shutdown -s -f -t 0" )

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Old 23rd May 2006, 13:20   #22  |  Link
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Why not use the existing wmcmd.vbs from zambelli to do the command-line encoding? I don't think he's posted the update yet, but it works just like a command-line exe.
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Old 23rd May 2006, 13:32   #23  |  Link
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Why not use the existing wmcmd.vbs from zambelli to do the command-line encoding? I don't think he's posted the update yet, but it works just like a command-line exe.
It's hard to use.
I think Nic's WMEncoder will be much easier.
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Old 23rd May 2006, 23:10   #24  |  Link
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It's hard to use.
Not really. It's no harder to use than, say, x264.exe is. It might even have less parameters.
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I think Nic's WMEncoder will be much easier.
The only real downside to wmcmd.vbs is that it requires the WM Encoder (or SDK).
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Does it support avs input? If so, then I'll put it into MeGUI.
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Old 23rd May 2006, 23:32   #26  |  Link
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Does it support avs input? If so, then I'll put it into MeGUI.
wmcmd.vbs? It will when I realase the update (very soon!). However, if you're looking to include it in MeGUI, it might not be the best solution since it does have WME9 as a requirement.
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Old 24th May 2006, 05:58   #27  |  Link
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wmcmd.vbs? It will when I realase the update (very soon!). However, if you're looking to include it in MeGUI, it might not be the best solution since it does have WME9 as a requirement.
And the other reason is that I can't find any information about WVC-1 in the help. (Windows Media Encoder 9) It's the only difficulty I meet. If you know, please tell me, thank you!
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Old 24th May 2006, 08:35   #28  |  Link
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And the other reason is that I can't find any information about WVC-1 in the help. (Windows Media Encoder 9) It's the only difficulty I meet. If you know, please tell me, thank you!
There's no mention of WVC1 in WME9 because WME9 precedes it by about 3 years.
You can find out more info about WVC1 in this thread: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=111275
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There's no mention of WVC1 in WME9 because WME9 precedes it by about 3 years.
You can find out more info about WVC1 in this thread: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=111275

Sorry for my poor English, then I can't find any useful information out.
Could you please give me a example of command line?

I'll try whether prx file can offer the function that encoding files in a bat file.

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Sorry for my poor English, then I can't find any useful information out.
Could you please give me a example of command line?

I'll try whether prx file can offer the function that encoding files in a bat file.
The commandline/script encoder help docs comes with WME9 3 years ago, it's the very thing u r looking for.
to enable the avs support with wmcmd.vbs, you should mod the script in this way
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So, what do you need to do to make WME9 work with Avisynth? It's quite simple, really. First make a copy of the wmcmd.vbs file that shipped with WME9. Call it something like WME9AVS.vbs, perhaps. Now open the file in Notepad or any text/code editor and find the text "Compute file duration". Beginning with that line, delete every line of code up until (but not including) "intSleepDuration = 2000". The deleted section should count about 20 lines of code. Now replace the deleted code with the line:

intDuration = 0

Save the file and you're done. You should now be able to use wmcmd.vbs with any valid .avs file as source. As I said, the only downside is that you won't be able to get the progress report about your encoding pass, including info about the start of Pass2. Oh well. Don't forget that the .vbs version of WME9 is just about as powerful as the full version of the encoder. If you run into a setting that's not supported in the script-based encoder, just go and create a profile in the full encoder and then use the script-based encoder with the "-wme" switch. This is essentially how you get 6-channel mono WAV input and other nifty tricks done.
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to enable the avs support with wmcmd.vbs, you should mod the script in this way
Posted by mcored, eh? Methinks I've been plagiarized.
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Posted by mcored, eh? Methinks I've been plagiarized.
doh.....
forgive me not being google-analytic to collect all info on the Internet....

anyway, i'm not familiar with VB, thx for your mod
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can you add avi as input instead of making an avs file
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can you add avi as input instead of making an avs file
WME can be feed avi well

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wme is a resource hog too i like using this program more than wme
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Old 26th May 2006, 13:01   #36  |  Link
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doh.....
forgive me not being google-analytic to collect all info on the Internet...
Valeron, can you tell me where did you paste that Zambelli's article from? It seems that you have manually typed my name, as it is mcored as I have been *always* used my name as McoreD.

From memory, here is where I have included Zambelli's WMCMD article in MSUN Knowledgebase:

http://microsoftuse.temp.powweb.com/.../kb-avswme.htm

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Is this wonderful easy tool still being developed? If yes, it would be great if you could add the support of pixel aspect ratio. To me it seems essential to be able to set the aspect ratio of the encoded video.
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where to get latest version of vc-1 codec from? sorry if this already answered!
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where to get latest version of vc-1 codec from? sorry if this already answered!
You can get it right here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...r/default.mspx
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