JoeBG
4th October 2005, 18:19
Hi,
I have a little problem with xvid_encraw. It only brings good quality, when I give the statsfile for pass2 another name than for pass 1. For example
1) A horrible picture:
pass1:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass1 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o NUL
pass2:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
2) Good picture (name of statsfile different from pass 1)
pass1:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass1 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o NUL
pass2:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 otherstatsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
3) Same quality as example 2 (single "2pass") without any pass 1
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 anystatsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
=> I really donīt think, that xvid_encraw makes 2 passes with reading from a statsfile. It always makes first pass just for fun and without influence on the second pass. Or am I doing something wrong?
I have a little problem with xvid_encraw. It only brings good quality, when I give the statsfile for pass2 another name than for pass 1. For example
1) A horrible picture:
pass1:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass1 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o NUL
pass2:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
2) Good picture (name of statsfile different from pass 1)
pass1:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass1 statsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o NUL
pass2:
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 otherstatsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
3) Same quality as example 2 (single "2pass") without any pass 1
xvid_enraw video.avs -type2 -pass2 anystatsfile -quality 6 -vhq 4 -bitrate 1400 -o video.m4v
=> I really donīt think, that xvid_encraw makes 2 passes with reading from a statsfile. It always makes first pass just for fun and without influence on the second pass. Or am I doing something wrong?