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Old 21st June 2005, 00:53   #1041  |  Link
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Other thing:

Concerning the properties of a file encoded with the codec x264:
It would be useful to find a name of for the option " compression video ".

No..
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Old 21st June 2005, 00:58   #1042  |  Link
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Ariakis,

I understood it well, not of concern.
it was just to add a report.

NO PROBLEMO..
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Old 21st June 2005, 07:51   #1043  |  Link
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@ guada 2:

Please, do yourself a big favour:

If you have a technical problem, try to describe it as detailed as possible, especially always post your complete command line, or even the whole application output. Try to read and understand given answers. I'm not sure if you ever read about the infamous "TUVOK" - a former member of many boards, who always asks and asks and asks, but never learns from given answers...

If you instead have a personal problem with another member, discuss it privately (e.g. send a "Private Message" via the small menu that pops up when you click on his user name), but don't mess an important thread.
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Old 21st June 2005, 12:50   #1044  |  Link
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Sorry if this has been asked before, but are there plans to include a directshow decoder in x264 in the future?
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Old 21st June 2005, 13:06   #1045  |  Link
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No. In fact, there isn't any working decoder in x264 at the moment, because the 'official' decoder is ffmpeg. So the 'official' directshow decoder is FFDShow.
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Old 21st June 2005, 19:41   #1046  |  Link
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Hello,

LiGH

I don't understand your reasoning.
Where do you seen a problem?

It is me that have make a mistake in my applications.
BOND didn't understand my problem.
He thought that I had found a error on the codec.

It is FALSE.

I understood its thought.
I even have make a small parenthesis without consequence.

But where is the problem?

On the other hand I didn't understand the word that he used, and I don't always know the translation / "TROLL".
If you believe that I have make something, don't hesitate to tell it to me.

That is sure, when I have a problem I say it honestly and in direct; And there doesn't have a problem ( I think that you understand me LIGH ).
If my mistake caused twists , I apologize but if it is not the case I would like to understand.

I don't tempt to destabilize the progression of the codec.
Indeed, I approve the work that is accomplished. and I thank all those that participate in to create a reliable and effective codec.

For all problem, I would not hesitate to follow your advice.
Thank you for your sense of the dialogue and your understanding.

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Old 21st June 2005, 19:57   #1047  |  Link
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Mario - you too?!
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"Troll" is also a mystic figure in the old german mythology, can have a dwarvic or giantic size, but usually does no good... (try to search for "define: troll" with Google)

We probably suspected you "trolling" because we asked again and again for more details, but you didn't deliver any facts. For this reason, I just recommended you to be a little more careful how your posts look aand sound like. But I did not want to say that I personally would dislike you!

Let's stop any open discussions about misunderstandings. Let's keep the thread clear for technical facts, please.
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Old 21st June 2005, 20:05   #1048  |  Link
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Ligh,

I appreciate your spontaneity.
Thank you very much.

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Old 21st June 2005, 20:50   #1049  |  Link
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"Troll" is also a mystic figure in the old german mythology, can have a dwarvic or giantic size, but usually does no good... (try to search for "define: troll" with Google)
The usual meaning of the term troll in forums is derived from:
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To fish for by trailing a baited line from behind a slowly moving boat.
The baited line is the trollish reply and is often referred to as 'flamebait'. The 'fish' are incensed people who reply angrily to the post. The troll is trying to stir up trouble by posting replies he knows will get others on the board angry.
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Old 22nd June 2005, 14:02   #1050  |  Link
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Threads question!

Hello,

I've just endode a video file, once with threads set to 1 and once with threads set to 2! I used the exact same options! I use the vfw codec! Here is the problem:

1 Thread = 936 KB

2 Threads = 947 KB

Why this difference???
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Old 22nd June 2005, 14:08   #1051  |  Link
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Because ! 2 threads -> 2 slices ! 1 threads -> 1 slices ! And slices can't reference each other spatially ! And slices reset cabac contexts !

All that to say : slices ( and so threads ) allow a faster encoding, but reduces the codec efficiency.
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Old 22nd June 2005, 14:36   #1052  |  Link
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All that to say : slices ( and so threads ) allow a faster encoding
Only on systems with multiple execution units (hyperthreading, multi processor, or multicore).

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Old 22nd June 2005, 15:13   #1053  |  Link
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If your code keep all your execution units busy correctly, using hyperthreading won't help you, and even will harm performance (by disrupting the instructions flow of your program that you carefuly set and managed with love and care and ... err i need to stop coding in assembly)

But well yeah, in practice, you can't never keep your executions units busy and break all dependances.
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container question

Here you can read, under "current issues with AVC/H.264" paragraph, this sentence:
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.avi: using AVC-in-AVI is nowhere standardized and therefore already causes incompatibilies. The limitations of AVI and VFW (eg regarding b-frames or arbitrary frame coding orders), together with the necessary hacks caused by these two formats, hinder the full implementation of all possible features AVC offers and therefore harm the possible quality or at least the speed of the development, the interoperability and therefore also the competition. AVI is currently used by VSS and x264 (mencoder and vfw)
My question is: in this state of development, is x264 quality limited by avi restrictions? Could be in the future developed some "advanced feature" no more compatible with avi container (and not present in VFW)?

Sorry if I've made a silly question
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Old 24th June 2005, 15:38   #1055  |  Link
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Doom9 suggested that I report an odd problem here: x264 from the command line with the --progress parameter does not show any progress output on my box. Therefore, I see no status progression in the ProgressWindow of MeGUI.

Several people seem to be affected by this, including some who do get progress at the command line and still do not get progression in the MeGUI ProgressWindow (though that may not be relevant here). At least one other person has the same problem I do with no progress at the command line.

I use WinXP Pro (SP1), Athlon 1600 XP. Nothing unusual about my box that I can think of. I'm using the latest x264 (revision 270).

Let me know if I can provide more info.

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Old 24th June 2005, 15:44   #1056  |  Link
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Maybe starting with installing all OS updates (including SP2) will exclude a good amount of possible problems...
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Old 24th June 2005, 15:53   #1057  |  Link
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Old 26th June 2005, 12:03   #1058  |  Link
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I have the same problem like absinthe (no progress at cli)...
I use WinXp Home on my P4 2ghz with 512 MB RAM - I installed all windows updates (including sp1 for .net 1.1)...
with mencoder there are no problems...
Any idea what's going wrong?

Edit: this is the window during encoding (wich always finished fine)
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what build are you using?
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Old 26th June 2005, 13:04   #1060  |  Link
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what build are you using?
latest revision (270) (sorry forgot that to mention)
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