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tiki4
30th January 2004, 09:11
Ha, that's more than good news. I really like your proggie as it has some really unique features for RV9 encoding...
Keep up the good work, I'll stay tuned.
tiki4
hoola
30th January 2004, 17:45
héhé don't be affraid autorv9 (with rv10 support of course ) is on the way and there will be some nice features added
YES YES YES. I have long awaited news of an autorv9 update. Good to hear this news Dark-Cracker. Your work is greatly appreciated.
HOOLA.
#2
3rd February 2004, 23:03
Hi.
I hope this hasn't been mentioned before.
I have a recuring problem with loading multiple jobs and then starting the encode. (Win 2k and XP, Rmvb, no audio, no subs, d2v source, producer 8 with patch, avsynth 2.5.4)
What happens is all jobs use the avs of the first job.
I thought I'd mention this as I here mention of a new version.
#2
5th February 2004, 11:17
Can some on point me to a good reasorce. Or pass their wisdom on to me regarding when to use the DCT, Undot and Croma Noise Reduction Filters.
Also for non amime encodes dose any one use the fluxsmooth and convolution3d filters?
Cheers
#2
Dark-Cracker
5th February 2004, 11:42
hi,
@ #2
plz could u explain me exactely how to reproduce the bug with the multi jobs ? if i could reproduce it , i could solve it :)
for the filter :
DTC is not often usefull, use chroma noise reducer if u reencode some video capture, undot can be used for each encode.
fluxsmooth/convolution can be used for noisy DVD or u can use a light preset if u want to increase compressibility for long movie.
BYe.
#2
5th February 2004, 21:01
Wow that was a wonderfully consice expalantion of those filters. What about the sharp filters any particular situation when they are really usefull. I notice they seem to increase bightness and produce a green hue shift? Also is there any disadvantage to using the undot filter?
Re. the specific senario with batch encodes, I'll get to work on that tonight. Can you let me know any particular information that you would find most usefull in my description?
Ta
#2
Soulhunter
5th February 2004, 23:42
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
DTC is not often usefull...
Ever wondered if its really usefull... :D
Did someone already tested this ???
Bye
Dark-Cracker
6th February 2004, 19:20
@soulhunter
DTC is used to remove some hight frequency not "really" visible for human eyes in order to improve compressibility.
the main problem it's trbarry have add a limitation (only resolution mod 16 are accepted) and it have no time to change it.
@ #2
yes i have made a quick description because i have no time (and not the full vocabulary) to explain exactely the effects of these filters but i think a quick search on this forum will answer at your questions :)
for undot there is no negative effects :)
for sharp filter this mean more details and more details mean less compressibility => increase final size.
u can see pictures of the effects here :
http://www.hauhazice.com/images/autorv9_12.jpg
http://www.hauhazice.com/images/autorv9_13.jpg
to help me to find the bugs give me all the informations needed to reproduce it. (for exemple : i onpen the .d2v , i select the filter xxx and xxx i let the default output name and i click on save. i reopen an another .d2v file ...etc) i just need to know step by step what u do in order i can do the same on my computer to destroy this bug :) .
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snowcrash
6th February 2004, 22:54
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
@tiki
héhé don't be affraid autorv9 (with rv10 support of course :) ) is on the way :) and there will be some nice features added :)
surely something like :
- dvd ripping
- d2v analyse (detect interlace/ivtc)
- better chapters support
- big increase in the subtitle part
and of course some clean/bug fix
stay tuned :)
Bye.
It's great to hear that you will be updating AutoRV9. Do you have a time frame on this? I'd like to suggest that you add the option to encode first and second pass as seperate jobs, as discussed here:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=64163
Also, do you think you could add support for the Dropdupe filter?
Thank you very much!
Dark-Cracker
6th February 2004, 23:54
hi,
yes separate pass will be added and dup + dropdupe is on the way :)
wait the next release :)
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#2
8th February 2004, 08:16
Well this is all very interesting.
In Win 2K sp4 with Autorv9, producer m7, avsynth 253
4 encodes spanning 2 partions on different physical HDs
Logs:
Video Input File Path : D:\DVDRips\a\a.d2v
Output File Path : D:\DVDRips\a\a.rmvb
Tempory Directory : D:\DVDRips\a
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/08 12:47:47,0,"E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -i D:\DVDRips\a\a_Movie_2.avs -o D:\DVDRips\a\a.rmvb -ad c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpad -am music -vm normal -rs 672x408 -lc e,d" command line being run
Video Avisynth Script :
# PLUGINS
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MPEG2DEC3.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\TOMSMOCOMP.DLL")
# File needed to Improve Hight Motion Scene
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\BLOCKBUSTER.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MASKTOOLS.DLL")
Import("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\DATA\HIGHTMOTION.AVS")
#
# VIDEO SOURCE
Video=Mpeg2Source("D:\DVDRips\a\a.d2v")
#
# DEINTERLACING (default value : 1,5,0)
Video=TomsMoComp(Video,1,15,1)
#
# CROPPING
Video=Crop(Video,2,74,718,430)
#
# RESIZING
# AnaMorphic Resize (Do not Edit These Values)
# Real Resize Values : Width X Height ( 720 X 296 )
Video=LanczosResize(Video,496,296)
#
# Keep more details on Hight Scene Motion
Video=HightMotion(Video)
#
# LIMIT Chroma & Luma Value
Video=Limiter(Video)
#
# FINISH
Return(Video)
----------------------------------------------
Video Input File Path : D:\DVDRips\ab\ab.d2v
Output File Path : D:\DVDRips\ab\ab.rmvb
Tempory Directory : D:\DVDRips\ab
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/08 12:48:15,0,"E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -i D:\DVDRips\ab\ab_Movie_2.avs -o D:\DVDRips\ab\ab.rmvb -ad c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpad -am music -vm normal -rs 672x408 -lc e,d" command line being run
Video Avisynth Script :
# PLUGINS
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MPEG2DEC3.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\TOMSMOCOMP.DLL")
# File needed to Improve Hight Motion Scene
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\BLOCKBUSTER.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MASKTOOLS.DLL")
Import("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\DATA\HIGHTMOTION.AVS")
#
# VIDEO SOURCE
Video=Mpeg2Source("D:\DVDRips\ab\ab.d2v")
#
# DEINTERLACING (default value : 1,5,0)
Video=TomsMoComp(Video,1,15,1)
#
# CROPPING
Video=Crop(Video,2,74,718,430)
#
# RESIZING
# AnaMorphic Resize (Do not Edit These Values)
# Real Resize Values : Width X Height ( 704 X 288 )
Video=LanczosResize(Video,472,288)
#
# Keep more details on Hight Scene Motion
Video=HightMotion(Video)
#
# LIMIT Chroma & Luma Value
Video=Limiter(Video)
#
# FINISH
Return(Video)
----------------------------------------
Video Input File Path : I:\abc\abc.d2v
Output File Path : I:\abc\abc.rmvb
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/08 12:48:35,0,"E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -i I:\abc\abc_Movie.avs -o I:\abc\abc.rmvb -ad c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpad -am music -vm normal -rs 672x408 -lc e,d" command line being run
Video Avisynth Script :
# PLUGINS
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MPEG2DEC3.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\TOMSMOCOMP.DLL")
# File needed to Improve Hight Motion Scene
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\BLOCKBUSTER.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MASKTOOLS.DLL")
Import("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\DATA\HIGHTMOTION.AVS")
#
# VIDEO SOURCE
Video=Mpeg2Source("I:\abc\abc.d2v")
#
# DEINTERLACING (default value : 1,5,0)
Video=TomsMoComp(Video,1,15,1)
#
# CROPPING
Video=Crop(Video,18,66,692,460)
#
# RESIZING
# AnaMorphic Resize (Do not Edit These Values)
# Real Resize Values : Width X Height ( 688 X 312 )
Video=LanczosResize(Video,468,312)
#
# Keep more details on Hight Scene Motion
Video=HightMotion(Video)
#
# LIMIT Chroma & Luma Value
Video=Limiter(Video)
#
# FINISH
Return(Video)
-----------------------------------------
Video Input File Path : I:\abcd\abcd.d2v
Output File Path : I:\abcd\abcd.rmvb
Tempory Directory : I:\abcd
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/08 12:48:46,0,"E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -i I:\abcd\abcd_Movie.avs -o I:\abcd\abcd.rmvb -ad c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpad -am music -vm normal -rs 672x408 -lc e,d" command line being run
Video Avisynth Script :
# PLUGINS
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MPEG2DEC3.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\TOMSMOCOMP.DLL")
# File needed to Improve Hight Motion Scene
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\BLOCKBUSTER.DLL")
LoadPlugin("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\AVSFILE\MASKTOOLS.DLL")
Import("E:\PROGRA~1\Autorv9\SOFTS\DATA\HIGHTMOTION.AVS")
#
# VIDEO SOURCE
Video=Mpeg2Source("I:\abcd\abcd.d2v")
#
# DEINTERLACING (default value : 1,5,0)
Video=TomsMoComp(Video,1,15,1)
#
# CROPPING
Video=Crop(Video,18,66,692,460)
#
# RESIZING
# AnaMorphic Resize (Do not Edit These Values)
# Real Resize Values : Width X Height ( 672 X 408 )
Video=LanczosResize(Video,596,408)
#
# Keep more details on Hight Scene Motion
Video=HightMotion(Video)
#
# LIMIT Chroma & Luma Value
Video=Limiter(Video)
#
# FINISH
Return(Video)
-------------------------------------
Properties of each file reported by mpc 6474; Video size: 672 x 408
Possible mpc bug.
NOTE: Previously with different test files the -i on the command line = the first avs for all preceeding batchs and sometimes the -o = the file name of first in the batch run even though the file would end up in the .rmvb would end up named correctly. Neither of these happened this time.
IN XP sp1 with autorv9, producer m8, with EHQ notation patch, avsynth 254
4 encodes on one partition.
Again non of the symptoms noted above but ended up with the first encode being the resolution asked for and the last 3 all having the resolution of the last one.
I really don't know what to make of this. Both mpc and the real shell extention reported this messed up resolution. What all so happend on one of the XP tests (I ran a few identical to see if the results were consistant) was that the third and forth encodes had the same res height but different res width even though they were different resize settings.
May be this is something to do with the anamorphic resize and or the lanscoz resizer that I have been usesing. Or may be it's my system have a look at (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=70137) some other weird stuff thats been happening on this pc with Auto rv9 and co.
Hope this helps.
Take care
Dark-Cracker
8th February 2004, 16:10
hi,
hum apparently it's a bug in the anamorphic resize , it forget to refresh anamorphic resize if u do more than 1 job.
it always use : -rs 672x408 instead of 720 X 296 for your 3th job for exemple.
i will check this and fix this error :)
have u use keep cropped resolution ?
PS : i think u can edit your post to just leave command line and .avs file.
EDIT : Bug fixed :) thank u for the bug report .
Bye.
#2
8th February 2004, 22:18
Nice work DC :)
In case you still need to know I didn't use "keep cropped resoultion"
Glad to be of assistance.
Very much looking forward to your next release. ;)
#2
Dark-Cracker
19th February 2004, 07:06
Hi,
AutoRV10 v1.0 Beta 1 is out :) !
just a quick update to add support of rv10 and elysian feature :)
read more about elysian project here :
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71022
Changelog :
-----------
- Fast first pass if u use EHQ
- Added EHQ profil for 75 / 85 / 100
- replace ATRC audio codec by AAC and HE-AAC
- Add support for new RateControl
- Now use .RPJF file instead of .RPAD file
- Possibility to edit .RPJF file
- improve compressibility test
- improve autocrop
- bugfix and clean of the code
URL :
-----
http://dark.pluridis.org/~darkangel/AutoRV10_v1.0_b1.zip
Enjoy !
Bye.
tiki4
19th February 2004, 09:07
Ha, AutoRV10, I knew it!
Thanks, DC, keep up the great work!
tiki4
hoola
19th February 2004, 13:58
Yayy.. It feels like X-mas time with all these new RV goodies and tools comming out. Thanks for this beta Dark-Cracker. I really enjoy your work and look foward to future tools. Dling now!! :)
Loyal RVx fan.
olorin
20th February 2004, 11:34
Great Dark-Cracker!!! A new version of my favo software :) Thank u for your time and effort!!!
Also a big thank you to Karl for his continuous work in making my favo codec better and better!!! :)
olorin
Dark-Cracker
21st February 2004, 03:33
hi,
a quick update to fix some silly bugs :
(replace old .exe with this from the archive file)
http://dark.pluridis.org/~darkangel/AutoRV10_v1.0_b1.1.zip
Bye.
Jerry_Sm@rt
21st February 2004, 08:01
Great job!
I've been waiting for a long time!
olorin
21st February 2004, 12:09
During the first pass producer says "Encoding: " in the cmd line window, with AutoRV9 it always said "Analysis: " or something during first pass. Why is this?
Dark-Cracker
21st February 2004, 18:08
@olorin
in fact now autorv10 encode each pass separately in order to save the .pass file and to use it later. so now during the 2 pass , producer print "Encoding".
Bye.
olorin
21st February 2004, 19:19
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
@olorin
in fact now autorv10 encode each pass separately in order to save the .pass file and to use it later. so now during the 2 pass , producer print "Encoding".
Does that mean Autorv10 does not use the "fast first pass" with EHQ 50? It seems like the two passes take equally long time here.
olorin
karl_lillevold
21st February 2004, 19:41
I made sure that when rcPassNumber is set to 1, complexity is set to 50. However, if then later in the audience this is reset with encoderComplexity, it is changed:
<rcPassNumber type="uint">1</rcPassNumber>
<encoderComplexity type="uint">85</encoderComplexity>
results in first pass at 85. This is probably what happened.
<encoderComplexity type="uint">85</encoderComplexity>
<rcPassNumber type="uint">1</rcPassNumber>
results in first pass at 50.
However, I am not sure the processing order of options is always the same. You can always check rv9log.txt to see which complexity was used.
I think I would suggest that for the first pass separate encoding, if possible, D-C should perhaps remove encoderComplexity from the audience.
hellfred
21st February 2004, 20:47
Hi D-C
Your porgram AutoRV10 v1.0b1 makes enconding to RV10 with the new rate control really easy. I like AutoRV10. One suggestion. Karl once noted that it is possible to suppress the output of an actual video in the first pass by adding a .null to the filename. See below. It would be nict to add this to AutoRV10, too.
How to avoid a large file output for 1st pass separate encoding
Tip: when running the first pass as a separate encoding, Producer does not know about this feature yet, and thinks that it is encoding normally. It will therefore output a large file corresponding to the reference encoding. To avoid this, call the output filename something that ends with .null, for instance filename.rmvb.null Then there will be no file output.
I hope you did not already add this to b1.1 and my note is meaningless.
Hellfred
Dark-Cracker
21st February 2004, 21:08
hi,
first pass is encoded at EHQ 50, second pass at the selected EHQ value. i have check the rv9log.txt file and all seems correct.
yep i must use the .null trick :) added in next release :)
Bye.
MictXP
21st February 2004, 22:15
For some reason, the credits and movie are not joined. The log file says:
The Logfile contains an unsupported codec. This file can not be edited.
Dark-Cracker
22nd February 2004, 00:04
hi,
yes for the moment rmeditor cannot merge credits / movie if u use aac for audio but the dll needed to solve this problem will be released in few days by realnetwork so for the moment we need wait.
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damrod
22nd February 2004, 00:37
and if you use matroska container?
karl_lillevold
22nd February 2004, 00:52
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
yes for the moment rmeditor cannot merge credits / movie if u use aac for audio but the dll needed to solve this problem will be released in few days by realnetwork so for the moment we need wait.
And you need not wait long. Here it is:
https://helixcommunity.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=30
Get the "rmeditor update for raac and racp", replace rmto3260.dll in the tools folder with this update. Merging raac and racp, when the two files have different bitrate settings, now works.
olorin
22nd February 2004, 21:01
Hi,
I got a much larger movie file than expected. I use autorv10 just as i used autorv9, 2pass. Chose 750Mb output file and got 1596Mb. What's wrong?
olorin
Dark-Cracker
22nd February 2004, 21:36
hi,
could u attanch the xxx_logfile.log file ? it contain the audience file used and other stuff.
Bye.
buzzqw
23rd February 2004, 08:32
Thanks DC !!!
Great Update !!
i encoded "Boondock Saints" (first film found :) ) and got exactly 699mb (and a over 1GB i think first pass rmvb...)
Truly great result, but in first place i cannot hear audio.
Searching on forum i found the Matroska pack and AAC audio decoder...
Please write somewhere that is needed aac audio decoder
BHH
olorin
23rd February 2004, 17:58
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
hi,
could u attanch the xxx_logfile.log file ? it contain the audience file used and other stuff.
Here it is. (The files couldn't be joined due to shortage of space. I had enough though to store a 1.5Gb file. Removed the credits audience)
Start loging !
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/21 11:50:05,0,"C:\files\video\REALVI~1\AUTORV~1.0_B\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -j c:\AutoRV9_Credit.rpjf -daw -lc e,d" command line being run
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:05,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:05,8051,Input Filename: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Credit.avs
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:05,8052,File Size: 0KB
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:05,8053,Total Duration: 02:55.480
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:05,8080,Video Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:06,8081, Dimensions: 704 x 376
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:06,8082, Frame Rate: 25.000 FPS
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:06,8083, Format: YV12
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:06,8084, Duration: 02:55.480
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:50:06,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:50:06,0,Load Level Headings: Reference Time, Stream Time, Delay, Interval Load, Average Interval Load, Processing Load, Stream Interval, Reference Interval, Accrued Delay, Average Delay, Load Level
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:50:06,0,Using AutoRV9 Audience File Audience
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:50:06,0,Using video codec: rv10 (598000 bps)
,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2004/02/21 11:50:06,20049,Setting video packet size to 15000
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/21 11:59:44,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/21 11:59:44,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/21 11:59:49,0,"C:\files\video\REALVI~1\AUTORV~1.0_B\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -j c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpjf -daw -lc e,d" command line being run
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8051,Input Filename: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Movie.avs
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8052,File Size: 0KB
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8053,Total Duration: 01:23:57.600
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8080,Video Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8081, Dimensions: 704 x 376
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8082, Frame Rate: 25.000 FPS
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8083, Format: YV12
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8084, Duration: 01:23:57.600
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 11:59:50,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:59:50,0,Load Level Headings: Reference Time, Stream Time, Delay, Interval Load, Average Interval Load, Processing Load, Stream Interval, Reference Interval, Accrued Delay, Average Delay, Load Level
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:59:50,0,Using AutoRV9 Audience File Audience
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 11:59:50,0,Using video codec: rv10 (1196000 bps)
,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2004/02/21 11:59:50,20049,Setting video packet size to 15000
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/21 20:15:51,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/21 20:15:51,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/21 20:16:01,0,"C:\files\video\REALVI~1\AUTORV~1.0_B\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -j c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpjf -daw -lc e,d" command line being run
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8051,Input Filename: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Movie.avs
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8052,File Size: 0KB
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8053,Total Duration: 01:23:57.600
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8080,Video Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8081, Dimensions: 704 x 376
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8082, Frame Rate: 25.000 FPS
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8083, Format: YV12
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8084, Duration: 01:23:57.600
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/21 20:16:02,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 20:16:02,0,Load Level Headings: Reference Time, Stream Time, Delay, Interval Load, Average Interval Load, Processing Load, Stream Interval, Reference Interval, Accrued Delay, Average Delay, Load Level
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 20:16:02,0,Using AutoRV9 Audience File Audience
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/21 20:16:02,0,Using video codec: rv10 (1196000 bps)
,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2004/02/21 20:16:04,20049,Setting video packet size to 15000
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/22 03:51:34,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/22 03:51:34,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
Video Avisynth Script :
Movie Audience File .rpjf :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<job xmlns="http://ns.real.com/tools/job.2.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<enableTwoPass type="bool">false</enableTwoPass>
<clipInfo>
<entry>
<name>Created with</name>
<value type="string">AutoRV9 (www.video-tools.com)</value>
</entry>
</clipInfo>
<input xsi:type="avFileInput">
<filename type="string">C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Movie.avs</filename>
</input>
<parOutputs>
<output>
<destinations>
<destination xsi:type="fileDestination">
<filename type="string">C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Movie.rmvb</filename>
</destination>
</destinations>
<mediaProfile>
<audioMode type="string">music</audioMode>
<disableAudio type="bool">false</disableAudio>
<disableVideo type="bool">false</disableVideo>
<videoMode type="string">normal</videoMode>
<audienceRefs>
<audienceRef>AutoRV9 Audience File</audienceRef>
</audienceRefs>
</mediaProfile>
</output>
</parOutputs>
<audiences>
<audience>
<avgBitrate type="uint">1196000</avgBitrate>
<maxBitrate type="uint">5980000</maxBitrate>
<name type="string">AutoRV9 Audience File</name>
<streams>
<stream xsi:type="videoStream">
<pluginName type="string">rn-videocodec-realvideo</pluginName>
<codecName type="string">rv10</codecName>
<codecProperties type="bag">
<encoderComplexity type="uint">85</encoderComplexity>
<noisyEdgeFilter type="bool">false</noisyEdgeFilter>
<calcPSNR type="bool">true</calcPSNR>
<maxConsecutiveBFrames type="uint">3</maxConsecutiveBFrames>
<rcEnableCurveCompression type="bool">true</rcEnableCurveCompression>
<rcAnalysisFileName type="string">C:\realvideo.pass</rcAnalysisFileName>
<rcTargetVideoSize type="uint">768000</rcTargetVideoSize>
<rcPassNumber type="uint">2</rcPassNumber>
<inloopCutOffQuant type="uint">12</inloopCutOffQuant>
<inloopCutOffCompatible type="bool">false</inloopCutOffCompatible>
<inloopCutOffBUseRefQuant type="bool">false</inloopCutOffBUseRefQuant>
<customPacketSize type="uint">16000</customPacketSize>
</codecProperties>
<encodingType type="string">vbrBitrate</encodingType>
<quality type="uint">1</quality>
<maxStartupLatency type="double">60</maxStartupLatency>
<maxFrameRate type="double">25</maxFrameRate>
<maxKeyFrameInterval type="double">10</maxKeyFrameInterval>
<enableLossProtection type="bool">false</enableLossProtection>
</stream>
<stream xsi:type="audioStream">
<pluginName type="string">rn-audiocodec-realaudio</pluginName>
<codecName type="string">cook</codecName>
<codecFlavor type="uint">23</codecFlavor>
<streamContext type="bag">
<presentationType type="string">audio-video</presentationType>
<audioMode type="string">music</audioMode>
</streamContext>
</stream>
</streams>
</audience>
</audiences>
</job>
Join Movie + Credits :
Log File: c:\AutoRV9_Join.log
Input File 1: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Movie.rmvb
Input File 2: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps_Credit.rmvb
Output File: C:\files\film\Kopps\kopps.rmvb
Error: The file could not be processed.
Please verify that there is adequate space on the
destination drive and in your system's temporary directory.
***********************************************
karl_lillevold
23rd February 2004, 18:03
olorin: it sounds like what you got is the first pass reference file. This is usually a very large file. Perhaps then you ran out of space for the 2nd pass, and lost the 2nd pass file, which was the right size. D-C plans to fix this in the next update, by adding .null to the output filename for the 1st pass. This will tell Producer not to output a file.
hoola
24th February 2004, 18:52
Hi. I may be doing something wrong. But when I encode a clip and choose EHQ= 65 none. It seems to encode at 85 very high. I have looked at several encodes and it did the same thing. I check the logs and it shows them being encoded at EHQ 85 very high instead of the chosen 65-none. I wouldnt have caught it but I noticed it was taking longer than usual to encode. Is this a bug or an I doing somethign wrong? I'm using autorv10 with the updated exe.
I just did a small test file and I can duplicate the problem everytime. here is test_logfile.log
____________________________________________________________________
Start loging !
Video Stream Log :
,Diagnostic,Command Line,2004/02/24 12:54:52,0,"C:\DOCUME~1\jamie\MYDOCU~1\cidial\autorv10\Softs\RP9_LI~1\producer.exe -j c:\AutoRV9_Movie.rpjf -daw -lc e,d" command line being run
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8050,--------- Input File Properties from rn-avfile-directshow
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8051,Input Filename: C:\Documents and Settings\jamie\Desktop\test_Movie.avs
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8052,File Size: 0KB
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8053,Total Duration: 11.712
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8080,Video Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8081, Dimensions: 400 x 480
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8082, Frame Rate: 29.970 FPS
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8083, Format: YV12
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8084, Duration: 11.712
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8060,Audio Track
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8061, Channels: Stereo
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8062, Bit Depth: 16
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8063, SampleRate: 44100 Hz
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8064, Format: Uncompressed Audio
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8065, Duration: 11.712
,Diagnostic,File Reader,2004/02/24 12:54:53,8054,--------- End Input File Properties
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/24 12:54:53,0,Load Level Headings: Reference Time, Stream Time, Delay, Interval Load, Average Interval Load, Processing Load, Stream Interval, Reference Interval, Accrued Delay, Average Delay, Load Level
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/24 12:54:53,0,Using AutoRV9 Audience File Audience
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/24 12:54:53,0,Using video codec: rv10 (654900 bps)
,Diagnostic,SDK Encoding,2004/02/24 12:54:53,0,Using audio codec: cook (44100 bps)
,Diagnostic,Video Codec,2004/02/24 12:54:53,20049,Setting video packet size to 15000
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/24 12:56:03,7040,Finished Writing Volume ID 1.
,Diagnostic,File Output,2004/02/24 12:56:03,7042,Finished writing RealMedia File.
Video Avisynth Script :
Movie Audience File .rpjf :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<job xmlns="http://ns.real.com/tools/job.2.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<enableTwoPass type="bool">false</enableTwoPass>
<clipInfo>
<entry>
<name>Created with</name>
<value type="string">AutoRV9 (www.video-tools.com)</value>
</entry>
</clipInfo>
<input xsi:type="avFileInput">
<filename type="string">C:\Documents and Settings\jamie\Desktop\test_Movie.avs</filename>
</input>
<parOutputs>
<output>
<destinations>
<destination xsi:type="fileDestination">
<filename type="string">C:\Documents and Settings\jamie\Desktop\test.rmvb</filename>
</destination>
</destinations>
<mediaProfile>
<audioMode type="string">music</audioMode>
<disableAudio type="bool">false</disableAudio>
<disableVideo type="bool">false</disableVideo>
<videoMode type="string">sharp</videoMode>
<audienceRefs>
<audienceRef>AutoRV9 Audience File</audienceRef>
</audienceRefs>
</mediaProfile>
</output>
</parOutputs>
<audiences>
<audience>
<avgBitrate type="uint">699000</avgBitrate>
<maxBitrate type="uint">3495000</maxBitrate>
<name type="string">AutoRV9 Audience File</name>
<streams>
<stream xsi:type="videoStream">
<pluginName type="string">rn-videocodec-realvideo</pluginName>
<codecName type="string">rv10</codecName>
<codecProperties type="bag">
<noisyEdgeFilter type="bool">false</noisyEdgeFilter>
<calcPSNR type="bool">true</calcPSNR>
<maxConsecutiveBFrames type="uint">3</maxConsecutiveBFrames>
<inloopCutOffQuant type="uint">12</inloopCutOffQuant>
<inloopCutOffCompatible type="bool">false</inloopCutOffCompatible>
<inloopCutOffBUseRefQuant type="bool">false</inloopCutOffBUseRefQuant>
<customPacketSize type="uint">16000</customPacketSize>
</codecProperties>
<encodingType type="string">vbrBitrate</encodingType>
<quality type="uint">1</quality>
<maxStartupLatency type="double">60</maxStartupLatency>
<maxFrameRate type="double">30</maxFrameRate>
<maxKeyFrameInterval type="double">10</maxKeyFrameInterval>
<enableLossProtection type="bool">false</enableLossProtection>
</stream>
<stream xsi:type="audioStream">
<pluginName type="string">rn-audiocodec-realaudio</pluginName>
<codecName type="string">cook</codecName>
<codecFlavor type="uint">23</codecFlavor>
<streamContext type="bag">
<presentationType type="string">audio-video</presentationType>
<audioMode type="string">music</audioMode>
</streamContext>
</stream>
</streams>
</audience>
</audiences>
</job>
____________________________________________________________________
Here is my rv9log.txt file. I wont post the whole thing but you will get the point.
=======================================================
mes: 64
frd: 1
rda: 0
rdai: 1
hfe: 1
cpu_scal: 85
met: F
TR Q am PSNR Bits MiPSNR AvPSNR AvBits Fr.type
=======================================================
33 10 12016 43.52 110392 43.52 43.52 110392 Key 85
100 10 788 42.93 34880 42.93 43.23 72636 85
67 16 40 41.70 3992 41.70 42.72 49754 d 85
167 9 616 43.41 39736 41.70 42.89 47250 85
133 16 92 41.87 3704 41.70 42.69 38540 d 85
234 9 620 43.43 37808 41.70 42.81 38418 85
200 16 56 42.04 3912 41.70 42.70 33489 d 85
300 9 452 43.53 36040 41.70 42.80 33808 85
267 16 32 41.97 4240 41.70 42.71 30522 d 85
367 9 2956 43.21 70120 41.70 42.76 34482 85
334 15 180 41.35 8808 41.35 42.63 32148 d 85
thanks for your replys in advance.
Dark-Cracker
25th February 2004, 21:00
hi,
a little update :
Changelog :
-----------
- add KFboost , and hight/Low % (NEED LATEST ELYSIAN DLL)
- improved joblist
- fixed Audience editor
- no more huge file during first pass
- improved anamorphic resize
- update EHQ value (50 for endcredits , 65 as default)
URL :
-----
http://dark.pluridis.org/~darkangel/AutoRV10_v1.0_b2.zip
Enjoy !
++
hoola
25th February 2004, 23:19
@Dark-Cracker
Thanks for the quick bug fixes. I really like autorv and appreciate the work you put into it!
:D :D :D THANK YOU :D :D :D
hoola
26th February 2004, 03:30
I can't get autorv10 to encode a 2 pass VBR. It goes to start the producer but does not encode 1st or second pass. one pass cbr/vbr and C quality seem to work fine.
karl_lillevold
26th February 2004, 03:35
hoola: Did you replace erv4.dll in softs/rp9_light/codecs with the one in rv10_elysian_022404.zip ? This is needed for the latest AutoRV10_v1.0b2. Otherwise you might get failures like you mention.
hoola
26th February 2004, 04:28
You were right. I didn't put it in when I rebuilt my folder on this machine. Everything works now.
Thanks!
snowcrash
7th March 2004, 03:01
Originally posted by MictXP
For some reason, the credits and movie are not joined. The log file says: The Logfile contains an unsupported codec. This file can not be edited.
Originally posted by Dark-Cracker
hi,
yes for the moment rmeditor cannot merge credits / movie if u use aac for audio but the dll needed to solve this problem will be released in few days by realnetwork so for the moment we need wait.
++
Well, I encoded a movie a couple weeks ago using AutoRV10 beta1 and the movie and credits did not get joined. I did not use AAC audio, just regular real audio. Both videos play fine but when I try to join them with rmeditor, I get this:
Error: The input file contains an unsupported codec.
This file can not be edited.
Is there any way I can join these? I really don't want to reencode the whole thing. Thanks.
snowcrash
7th March 2004, 03:10
Originally posted by karl_lillevold
And you need not wait long. Here it is:
https://helixcommunity.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=30
Get the "rmeditor update for raac and racp", replace rmto3260.dll in the tools folder with this update. Merging raac and racp, when the two files have different bitrate settings, now works.
I wanted to try this new version of rmeditor but I can't find it. It's not on the page you linked to.
karl_lillevold
7th March 2004, 03:34
Sorry, I thought I had fixed all the links, after the download location changed. Try here instead:
https://helixcommunity.org/beula/download/
snowcrash
7th March 2004, 14:36
Cool, the new rmeditor DLL fixed my problem. Thanks.
iradic
10th March 2004, 19:33
hi just dloaded autorv10 with update... had some problems with ocx but i dloaded them and now works fine...
some question about updates from helix com:
do i need to replace all dll in codec dir and apply reg file to work with new features... also there is aac and aacplus update - what about those...
and of course rmediator update (read before in thred about need to update)...
thanks for help...
karl_lillevold
10th March 2004, 19:51
Hi iradic, I also saw your other thread...
AutoRV10 includes everything you need, except you should replace the RealVideo 10 encoder DLL erv4.dll with the latest from the helix community, as well as the rmeditor DLL rmto3260.dll to fix the merging AAC files problem. I don't foresee any large changes now, so I am looking forward to a new AutoRV10 update with everything included.
AutoRV10 uses the new rate control by default, even though it has no setting for it. After you have started a new encoding, check the AutoRV10 generated job file, and you will see it has inserted all the necessary audience settings. No registry entries are needed.
iradic
12th March 2004, 01:45
hi, did some tests and results are pretty good...
but i have strange bug in autorv10 ... sometimes (not always) when exiting program it crashes and i get error msg (kernel32.dll) and i need to restart comp (error msg box -> close -> new error msg box - this is irritating) ... everything else works fine (encoding process)...
another thing is - exiting program (windows closing animation) is really ugly (maybe is related to error)...
when istalling autorv i dloaded some missing ocx files... maybe this is the problem... dont know...
i was looking autorv job file and in enable two pass value is false ... (i presume this is ok 'cause encoder did two passes)...
hellfred
12th March 2004, 12:30
Originally posted by iradic
i was looking autorv job file and in enable two pass value is false ... (i presume this is ok 'cause encoder did two passes)...
Yes, that is true. AutoRV will edit the jobfile between the two passes, changing
<rcPassNumber type="uint">1</rcPassNumber>
to
<rcPassNumber type="uint">1</rcPassNumber>
for the second pass!
But luckily it does not change e.g. the audio stream settings, so that you can Add a job, tune the used audio codec and flavoure (e.g. racp 0) by hand editing the jobfile and then start encoding by pressing the button. For some reason editing the jobfile form within AutoRV10 will not change the jobfile.
Hellfred
DanielSun
14th March 2004, 14:46
Sorry to say that ,but i had peoblems in downloading AutoRV10.
Does anyone have a mirror?
Regards
Danielsun
karl_lillevold
21st March 2004, 17:44
I had to install AutoRV10 on a clean system last night, and thought it would be useful to summarize everything that was needed, because it is quite a long list...
1) Find AutoRV10. First I followed 1st post advice "(www.dark-angel.does.it (go in the download section)". However, it has no AutoRV10. Only 9... But I was really not looking too well, because further down in the same post are the actual downloads.
2) Download and unzip AutoRV10_v1.0_b1.zip (http://dark.pluridis.org/~darkangel/AutoRV10_v1.0_b1.zip)
3) Download and unzip AutoRV10_v1.0_b2.zip (http://dark.pluridis.org/~darkangel/AutoRV10_v1.0_b2.zip). Just the updated .exe
3) Goto Helix Binary Downloads (https://helixcommunity.org/beula/download/)
Download and replace latest RV10 'Elysian' erv4.dll.
Download and replace rnaudiocodec.dll
Download and replace rmeditor rmto3260.dll
4) Start AutoRV10. Find that a few VB6 DLLs are missing. Find and install: comctl32.ocx, mscomct2.ocx, mscomctl.ocx, tabctl32.ocx
5) Download and install DVD2AVI 1.76
6) Download and install Avisynth 2.54
7) Finally ready to encode!
8) To play back resulting encode, go back to Helix Binary Downloads and get RealPlayer 10 HE-AAC (racp) fix.
Hmm, I think that was about it. When AutoRV10 Final is ready, it will include all the latest DLLs as well as VB6 DLLs I think. And RealPlayer 10 Final will of course include the HE-AAC fix. This will simplify the process.
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