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31 Flavas
15th April 2003, 06:33
Originally posted by AsPiRiN
I found these settings to work best for me for a 640xXXX 16:9 movie.Others than than produce more cropping of the video as i cant make subs transparent over the movie. :( Transparent subs are really not difficult at all to make if you already have subs you are happy with because the changes are only made in the .smil file.
Here is code from one of my (anamorphic) dvd rips.
<smil xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/SMIL20/Language" xmlns:rn="http://features.real.com/2001/SMIL20/Extensions">
<head>
<layout>
<root-layout width="846" height="480"/>
<region id="video_region" z-index="1"/>
<region id="text_region" top="375" z-index="2"/>
</layout>
</head>
<body>
<par>
<video src="akira.rmvb" region="video_region" fill="remove"/>
<textstream src="akira.rt" region="text_region" rn:backgroundOpacity="0%" fill="freeze"/>
</par>
</body>
</smil> The first line is manditory; It has to be in the file or transparency will not work.
I don't know if it has to access that url once, everytime, or not at all. (I do not use PC firewall software.) But, transparancy won't work with out it.
The <root-layout> part defines the viewing window. Set it to your movies dimentions. The next important part is the top="". To calculate the number to put in the quotes subtract the height of your subtitles (get this from the .rt file) from the height of the movie and then subtract 20, 25, or 30 from that number (depending how far up from the bottom of movie you want to raise the subs). Now insert the rn:backgroundOpacity="0%" line into your <textstream> tag.
Your subs should be transparent now.
If they aren't try giving RealOne/RealPlayer access to the internet, if you are forbidding it. Otherwise post your .smil file or PM it to me. I'll take a look at it and see if I see anything wrong.
31 Flavas
15th April 2003, 07:32
Originally posted by AsPiRiN
P.S1 For 4:3 movies, subs crop the image because of the black backround :( They don't have to... If Top="" is equal to your movies height, the subs will be placed below the video. In full screen you will get black bars on the sides, but none of the picture will be cropped.
AsPiRiN
16th April 2003, 02:05
Perfect!! It actually works!! Maybe u could also know if i can use another fonts for Greek script because "System" works, but the fonts are really ugly and wide, IMHO.
Thanx anyway!!
P.S.1 In my files, i have no Top="" , just Height="". However it works with the same way! ;)
P.S.2 Dark keep up the good work! :)
Dark-Cracker
19th April 2003, 17:47
hi,
here is the first beta of autorv9 v1.3 i don't have added a lot of things (still working on autodub).
WARNING : u need AVISYNTH v2.5.1
WARNING : u need enter EVEN value for the crop.
i u want add filters, u need to manualy edit the .avs file to tweak your script.
link :
------
http://www.eclipsedvd.firstream.net/autodub/AutoRV9_v1.3b1.zip
Changelog :
-----------
- temporaly remove the filters
- work with avisynth v2.5.1
- use latest millestone
- support anamorphic encode
- add bicublin resize
- support 1 pass QB 100%
- support 1 pass CBR
- support 1/2 pass VBR
- add a compressibility test.
- improve crop window
- add ratio 1:1 to enter manualy your resize value.
know bug :
----------
* can't use a drive letter as tempory directory.
* if manual edit .avs and change filter => remove the manual change
* sometimes the .rpad file (profil for the codec) not updated if u change encode mode.
* bug if crop value are not even.
Todo:
-----
- improve .smil generation (create menu/chapters)
- fix bugs
- improve filters part.
Made some tests , next beta will solve the bug reported (not find the time actually), i will add filters with presets , and surely a better smil creation.
Ps: all suggestion or bugreport are welcome :)
Bye
Sirber
19th April 2003, 20:21
Yehoo!!!!! :D
I have a little question: What is "EVEN value for the crop" in french?
Synaps
19th April 2003, 20:51
I think même valeur, gauche-droite et haut-bas !
Dark-Cracker
19th April 2003, 20:57
et non c pas ca :)
EVEN = Pair
ODD = impair
++
Synaps
19th April 2003, 21:02
:D thx Dark for your help ;)
Synaps
19th April 2003, 21:59
Can you create a .wav compatibility in audio please ! :)
Sirber
20th April 2003, 01:06
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
et non c pas ca :)
EVEN = Pair
ODD = impair
++
Thanks :). Je vais me coucher moins niaiseux :) (I'll sleep less dumb?!?)
Sirber
20th April 2003, 04:46
Crash if no D2V loaded, and using video options :) I'll try it with Mont Python and the holy grail.
Sirber
20th April 2003, 04:56
Oh jeez!! No Decomb. I'm doomed :(
Dark-Cracker
20th April 2003, 07:33
hi,
filters will be added in next release :)
++
Sirber
20th April 2003, 14:07
Producer 9.2M1 is great! I made in 9 hours MOnty Python and the Holy grail, on a 700 MB CD, 720x384, French and English, both at 96kbps, and the quality os so great!!!
Job Name Category Functional Area Timestamp MessageID Message
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-wavuncompressed
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8051,Input Filename: C:\MONTY_PYTHON_THE_HOLY_GRAIL\VIDEO_TS\STREAM1.WAV
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8052,File Size: 930.07MB
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8053,Total Duration: 01:32:08.632
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8060,Audio Track
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8061, Channels: Stereo
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8062, Bit Depth: 16
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8063, SampleRate: 44100 Hz
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8064, Format: Uncompressed Audio
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8065, Duration: 01:32:08.632
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:35:08,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
PID1332,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:35:08,0,Using AutoRV9_Audio Audience
PID1332,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:35:08,0,Using audio codec: cook (96468 bps)
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:38:24,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:38:24,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
PID1332,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:38:24,0,Shutting down WAV reader
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-wavuncompressed
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8051,Input Filename: C:\MONTY_PYTHON_THE_HOLY_GRAIL\VIDEO_TS\STREAM2.WAV
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8052,File Size: 930.07MB
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8053,Total Duration: 01:32:08.632
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8060,Audio Track
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8061, Channels: Stereo
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8062, Bit Depth: 16
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8063, SampleRate: 44100 Hz
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8064, Format: Uncompressed Audio
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8065, Duration: 01:32:08.632
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:38:27,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
PID1484,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:38:27,0,Using AutoRV9_Audio Audience
PID1484,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:38:27,0,Using audio codec: cook (96468 bps)
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:41:46,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:41:46,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
PID1484,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 12:41:46,0,Shutting down WAV reader
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:55,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:55,8051,Input Filename: C:\MONTY_PYTHON_THE_HOLY_GRAIL\VIDEO_TS\dvd_Movie.avs
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8052,File Size: 1KB
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8053,Total Duration: 01:32:08.737
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8080,Video Track
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8081, Dimensions: 720 x 384
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8082, Frame Rate: 23.976 FPS
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8083, Format: YUY2
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8084, Duration: 01:32:08.737
PID1460,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 12:41:56,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
PID1460,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:41:56,0,Using AutoRV9_Movie Audience
PID1460,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 12:41:56,0,Using video codec: rv9 (850000 bps)
PID1460,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2003/04/19 12:41:56,20049,Setting video packet size to 1352
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8051,Input Filename: C:\MONTY_PYTHON_THE_HOLY_GRAIL\VIDEO_TS\dvd_Movie.avs
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8052,File Size: 1KB
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8053,Total Duration: 01:32:08.737
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8080,Video Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8081, Dimensions: 720 x 384
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8082, Frame Rate: 23.976 FPS
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8083, Format: YUY2
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8084, Duration: 01:32:08.737
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2003/04/19 16:51:11,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 16:51:11,0,Using AutoRV9_Movie Audience
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2003/04/19 16:51:11,0,Using video codec: rv9 (850000 bps)
,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2003/04/19 16:51:11,20049,Setting video packet size to 1352
,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 21:00:51,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
,Diagnostic,File Output,2003/04/19 21:00:51,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
The sound is great as usual, but the picture is sharper, more details are kept, but therer is still some flictering in distant grass near the sky, maybe because of the noise...
Great job Karl (and the Real Team) :D
CaptainCarrot
21st April 2003, 09:47
@Dark-Cracker
I tried your 1.3beta and Avisynth 2.51-support works perfect, but I have some problems to get the new features to work.
1. I did a quality based 100% encode with 720x544, and the resulting file was 700MB and looked like a normal 2-pass.
2. How does the "use anamorphic resize"-checkbox work? I wanted to do encoding without any resizing and tell producer to resize to 960x544, which I couldn't.
Greetings
Kb_cruncher
21st April 2003, 12:18
I tried the 1.3 beta,the audio transcodes ok but the cmd boxes for the 1st and 2nd passes stay on scren for about a second.I am assuming something is stopping autoRV9 from initializing the encode.I have been through all the settings and everything seems ok.The movie previews fine and the avs scripts are ok as i loaded them into vdubmod.I have tried it without the credits option and without audio and still it happens.Has anyone else had this happen to them?
Dark-Cracker
21st April 2003, 20:34
hi,
@CaptainCarrot
1- the 100% use the maxbitrate to avoid oversized file, it for that u have the perfectfinal size.
2- i don't rely find the utility to encode at a size upper than 720* XXX it for that i have a bit cheat with the anamorphic encode.
for exemple if u want to encode at 640*272 (or 720 is the max ouput resolution) in fact it will resize the video in the avisynth script at a resolution lower for exemple 540 (but keeping the spect ratio) and use realproducer to resize at 640*272 and u will have a great result :) believe me.
@kb_cruncher
try to see in the c:\audio_stream1.log and c:\audio_stream2.log it's the besweet log and i will see where it failed.
Bye.
Sirber
21st April 2003, 23:21
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
hi,
@CaptainCarrot
1- the 100% use the maxbitrate to avoid oversized file, it for that u have the perfectfinal size.
2- i don't rely find the utility to encode at a size upper than 720* XXX it for that i have a bit cheat with the anamorphic encode.
for exemple if u want to encode at 640*272 (or 720 is the max ouput resolution) in fact it will resize the video in the avisynth script at a resolution lower for exemple 540 (but keeping the spect ratio) and use realproducer to resize at 640*272 and u will have a great result :) believe me.
This is anamorphic? I taught it was a kind-of zoom on the player side... :S
CaptainCarrot
22nd April 2003, 01:02
2- i don't rely find the utility to encode at a size upper than 720* XXX it for that i have a bit cheat with the anamorphic encode.
for exemple if u want to encode at 640*272 (or 720 is the max ouput resolution) in fact it will resize the video in the avisynth script at a resolution lower for exemple 540 (but keeping the spect ratio) and use realproducer to resize at 640*272 and u will have a great result believe me.
Hm, ok, let me try to tell you what I want to to when doing an anamorphic encode:
1. I have a 16:9 input source with 720x576
2. I crop the black bars so 720x544 is left
3. I don't use any resize filter, because I want to preserve the original quality, and encode 720x544 (works with 1:1 at the moment)
4. I tell producer to resize to 960x544 (720/(4/3)*(16/9)=960), so during playback the movie is stretched from 720x544 to 960x544, thus having the correct AR.
The last step doesn't work with AutoRV9 yet.
What's the difference between what I'm doing and AutoRV9 does?
I use an INCREASED vertical resolution in producer, whereas AutoRV9 uses a DECREASED horizontal resolution in avisynth. I want higher quality, AutoRV9 gives me lower quality. :confused:
Sirber
22nd April 2003, 02:46
That's I want to :(
karl_lillevold
22nd April 2003, 06:06
yup, very well described. With anamorphic, there should be no resizing in AviSynth, just cropping, then Producer should be set to resize to width x height, where height is the height after cropping, and width = height * aspect_ratio. I just tried the anamorphic option in AutoRV9 and that's not quite how this works. The new YV12 support is very nice though, especially when some filters are added back.
CaptainCarrot
22nd April 2003, 09:46
karl_lillevold wrote on 22nd April 2003 02:09:
CaptainCarrot:
Your description of anamorphic encoding is very accurate, and how I would hope it to work in AutoRV9, but I have not yet gotten around to trying it out.
What happens if you specify 960x544 in the options for AutoRV9? Does it not then just not resize in AviSynth, and pass the resize settings to producer, like it should, such that producer can place the "anamorphic flag" in the bitstream?
P.S. I have asked for producer to re-enable its printing of the command line options to make it easier to see the options it was called with.
Karl.
Hi Karl,
it might work with AutoRV9 if you could choose a higher horizontal resolution than 720, but you can't. You'd still have to disable resizing manually, but that's not really a big thing.
Printing of the command-line options would be useful indeed, even though the command line you posted in that anamorphic encode thread works perfect for me. :D
One more thought for Dark-Cracker:
The way you describe your 1-pass 100% quality sounds like a constant bitrate encode. I checked the producers specs and I don't think a 100% quality encode if even possible (100% here meaning going for maximum quality (almost) regardless of filesize), since the rpad-file always needs average and maximum bitrate numbers.
Dark-Cracker
22nd April 2003, 21:55
hi,
@captaincarrot
see in the .avs file by editing the script u will how autorv9 use anamorphic.it don't use it to increase the resolution over 720 but by reducing input to resize at the desired resolution. here u can use anamorphic whatever is your selected output resolution.
Hm, ok, let me try to tell how it work in autorv9 :
1. I have a 16:9 input source with 720x576
2. I crop the black bars so 720x544 is left (ratio 1.32)
3. i want an output resize at 640*344 (16:9 => ratio 1.85)
4. avisyth resize at 720/(544/344)=456
resize at 456*344 (ratio 1.32)
5.resize in producer at 640*344
final u have save pixels (640-456) and u have the desired resolution.
for the 1pass quality, the avg bitrate is not used only max bitrate.
>I want higher quality, AutoRV9 gives me lower quality.
perhaps try some other tools for the rv9 that could fufill your wish.
if u are not satisfied by my work.
++
Sirber
22nd April 2003, 22:39
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
hi,
@captaincarrot
see in the .avs file by editing the script u will how autorv9 use anamorphic.it don't use it to increase the resolution over 720 but by reducing input to resize at the desired resolution. here u can use anamorphic whatever is your selected output resolution.
Hm, ok, let me try to tell how it work in autorv9 :
1. I have a 16:9 input source with 720x576
2. I crop the black bars so 720x544 is left (ratio 1.32)
3. i want an output resize at 640*344 (16:9 => ratio 1.85)
4. avisyth resize at 720/(544/344)=456
resize at 456*344 (ratio 1.32)
5.resize in producer at 640*344
final u have save pixels (640-456) and u have the desired resolution.
for the 1pass quality, the avg bitrate is not used only max bitrate.
>I want higher quality, AutoRV9 gives me lower quality.
perhaps try some other tools for the rv9 that could fufill your wish.
if u are not satisfied by my work.
++
DC... I don't get it... You lower the rez, and the player zoom it back to the rez wanted... Why not then encode at 456*344 and the player will then resize in full screen? The goal of anasomething is to encode at DVD rez with no resizine then in the player zoom to the good proportion. We gain quality with this. Anasomething is for uting when we have enough bits to spend on it, not when they are missing.
Maybe you can implement both :)
CaptainCarrot
22nd April 2003, 23:01
Hi Dark-Cracker,
>>I want higher quality, AutoRV9 gives me lower quality.
perhaps try some other tools for the rv9 that could fufill your wish.
if u are not satisfied by my work. .
Sorry if that sounded somewhat rude, didn't mean to. Your tool is great, it's just that your anamorphic encoding is somewhat strange, and i had the impression that when implementing that in AutoRV9 you took it for something else than everyone else, I only wanted to point that out. Since it's a beta, I'm just trying to give feedback.
It might actually already work if the res wasn't limited to 720. Would it be possible to remove that limit for anamorphic encoding?
Ramirez
22nd April 2003, 23:53
Hey D.C first of all I'd like to thank you for the extremely good work you're doing with Autorv9,this is my favorite tool ever and I'm using it exclusively for my RV9 encodes.
Now since you're asked for people's input on your tool here is mine, nothing important really but still..
1. is it possible to enable "ShowInTaskbar" property for the main form; it's somewhat annoying not being able to minimize the autorv9's window to the tray.
2. The logging window, any chance to dump it? Its shows up absolutely randomly and I've never seen any useful info displayed there (more precisely its not showing anything)Perhaps it's a good idea to add an about box instead?
3. The process priority settings, is it possible to replicate it to the autorv9's tray icon so when you're clicking on the tray icon with the left mouse button menu shows up where you can change process priority on the fly (while its really easy under win2k/XP, Win9x users need some third part tools for that purpose)
4. External application pathes for Producer, rmeditor etc should be checked out silently upon every startup of autorv9 and since the search will be limited to the app.Path. dir it's won't affect start-up times at all, that "save settings" confirmation box should only shows up if autorv9 fails to find these apps in their default directory, or when the user want to choose an alternative dir other then default.
Probably that kind of changes will require loads of work, but hey this is only mine none professional opinion, and your tool really great as it, I just thought about the way to make it even more good.
Thanks again and keep up the great work.:)
Dark-Cracker
23rd April 2003, 17:30
@sirber
if u use fullscreen u will lost ratio :) (it's a joke)
not in fact i have add this fake anamorphic because i encode some anime and i use a lower res and with this way u can save bits and keep a correct resolution.
but the other way (real anamorphic) will be added :)
@CaptainCarrot
no problem :) :)
i will modified the anamorphic encode.
and of course feedback are welcome.
@ramirez
1- yes it will be modified
2- i will try to avoid it popup else i will try to display informations :)
3- i will try to see how to change the priority on the fly but it's not so easy to add it.
4- yes i will try to improve this window.
++
Sirber
23rd April 2003, 23:38
Hi DC!!!!
For animes it's a good thing, I didn't think about that... I was thinking about real movies :) It's great if you will implement both.
can't wait! can't wait!
A little fatty biggy question: What about 32kbps voice codec? Answer me!!! :devil: :devil: :devil: (not joking ;) )
Sirber
28th April 2003, 21:45
Any news?
When the next beta will be out? I can't wait!!!! :D
@ Dark Cracker
could you implement a funvtion for profiles, so i could use different version of producer for testing instead of choosing the producer.exe everytime.
snowcrash
9th May 2003, 21:55
I'd like to try out AutoRV9 but I noticed that it wants to install AviSynth 2.06. I already have AviSynth 2.51(?) installed on my system for use with Gordian Knot. I'm guessing this will mess things up if I install the AviSynth that comes with AutoRV9? How should I handle this? Thanks.
zedude
9th May 2003, 22:06
Autorv9 1.3 beta supports avisynth 2.51 : http://www.dark-angel.does.it
Ramirez did a repack of autorv9 1.2 with avisynth 2.5+ : http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=50675
Sirber
9th May 2003, 22:08
The repack works great. AutoRV9 1.3b1 isn't ready for encoding now. There is no filters.
I can't wait for b2!!
snowcrash
10th May 2003, 06:50
Yes, the repack works well, although the IVTC 2.2 filter does not work (gives error "not an AviSynth 2.5 filter"). I heard this one was good for anime, that's why I was trying to use it. Anyway, I used Decomb and that looks fine.
Does anyone have an opinion on the anime filters MSmooth and Deen Beta? Do they help much?
Sirber
10th May 2003, 13:23
Decomb is the best one in my opinion.
Dark-Cracker
7th June 2003, 06:44
Hi,
autorv9 v1.3 beta2 is released :)
i have not fully tested all the options but apparently all work fine , bug report and suggestions are welcome before the final release :)
URL (5Mb) :
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http://www.eclipsedvd.firstream.net/autodub/AutoRV9_v1.3b2.zip
changelog :
-----------
- anamorphic encode support
- support .wav audio input file
- improve smil file for 4/3 movie.
- fix the black frames when splitting movie.
- improve audio part (full azid comfiguration possible,add boost, pre gain .... etc )
- improve video filters.
- some bug fix / clean of the code
To do :
-------
add an histogram for showing the bitrate
add chapters support
improve subtitle support
minor changes still in whishlist.
Enjoy it :)
Bye
it said i need vb6fr.dll, where could i find it??
edit: i download it from some site and put it in my system32 file. But it comes out as a french message error....
31 Flavas
7th June 2003, 09:07
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
To do :
-------
add an histogram for showing the bitrate
add chapters support
improve subtitle support
minor changes still in whishlist.
Enjoy it :) How do you plan on doing chapters? i'm very curious, because I don't know how to do it without it being a total kludge and SMIL nightmare.
Dark-Cracker
7th June 2003, 17:31
hi,
@iwod
which is this french msg ?
in my site web u can find all the runtime needed for my tools.
@31 flavas
for the chapters u need to use the smil seek function. smil was not a total nightmare :) wait to see my interactive menu :)
Bye.
Ramirez
7th June 2003, 18:54
Hey DC nice work thx! :) Here are some things I hope you can check and fix (more later :D)
1. The Avisynth script isn't updated at all, (moviename_movie.avs) no matter what I do it remains the same,now if I try to delete this file (autorv9 usually recreates this file in this scenario), the program crashes (File not found error) IIRC error-21.
2. The memory usage is goes up to 140mb here (in idle state)
3. Minimize to tray... Remember? pleeease enable it.:)
Thanks!
Dark-Cracker
7th June 2003, 19:20
hi,
yes no problem the avisynth edito script part is beeing modified :)
hum are strange it use so much memory i will made some check but i think if it have crashed before (like in your 1. bug report) it surrely for this :)
yes i will try to improve the systray tray option :)
Bye.
Ramirez
7th June 2003, 19:36
I should have been more precise sorry; :) Autorv9 only eats memory when I open up the Crop window, especially if I moving the seeking bar (seeking is so speedy now, great work!) the memory usage for autorv9.exe then immediately jumps up to 140mb and then it stays the same even if I close the Crop window (the only way to bring it down is by terminating the autorv9.exe)
Dark-Cracker
7th June 2003, 20:30
hum i think i have forget to deallocate memory once the video stream have finish to grab frame :)
i will fix this in the next release. think to redo a test to see if this problem is fixed.
Bye.
31 Flavas
8th June 2003, 00:31
I'm intersted in using the anamorphic resize of Producer in autorv9, but I can not figure out how to use it. The anamorphic resize numbers are grayed out and not changeable even when I put a checkmark in the anamorphic resize box.
I want to go 720x480 -> 888x480 (1.85:1).
Thank you.
Dark-Cracker
8th June 2003, 00:44
crop your movie then select anamorphic and use "keep croping value" it will calculate the anamorphic value needed. (using the croped value * ratio) u can't enter manual values.
Bye.
31 Flavas
8th June 2003, 02:40
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
crop your movie then select anamorphic and use "keep croping value" it will calculate the anamorphic value needed. (using the croped value * ratio) The ratio of the dvd video is 1.50:1 so it is giving me 600x400 as the anamorphic resize value. This is wrong, my movie is 1.85:1.
u can't enter manual values. Why not? Will manual entry of anamorphic resize come in a later version?
Thank you.
Dark-Cracker
8th June 2003, 03:06
hi,
could try to host a part of your movie , i wanted to made some tests why it doesn't use the right ratio.
perhaps a free resize but later this could disapointed the user to have differents resize value tu enter :)
Bye.
31 Flavas
8th June 2003, 05:02
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
could try to host a part of your movie , i wanted to made some tests why it doesn't use the right ratio. It doesn't use the right ratio, because I have not resized the input video. The input video is still 720x480 US NTSC dvd video (1.50:1). The proper playback viewing ratio is 1.85:1.
perhaps a free resize but later this could disapointed the user to have differents resize value tu enter I want to use RealProducers anamorphic resize so I do not lose any of the 480 lines of resolution. Please allow manual entry of anamorphic resize. Both RMFactory and x2real allow this.
Thank you.
Dark-Cracker
10th June 2003, 01:23
hi,
a quick update here :
http://www.eclipsedvd.firstream.net/autodub/autorv9_1.3_b2_update.zip
changelog :
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- add EHQ support
- improve autocrop
@Ramirez
i think now the memory problem is also fixed i close the videostream once u start an encode. could u made a test.
Bye.
31 Flavas
10th June 2003, 04:48
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
perhaps a free resize but later this could disapointed the user to have differents resize value tu enter :) Or perhaps you could just allow editing of the command line that will be sent to producer. I could make the changes I need there.
Thank you.
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