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DigitAl56K
18th January 2006, 04:42
You can now download the DivX codec 6.1.1 from DivX Labs:
http://labs.divx.com/archives/000068.html
This includes all the updates previously found in 6.1 Patch 1 & 2 beta, as well as a few others. The 6.1.1 update can be installed over any version of the 6.1 codec, and will be included in the DivX Play and DivX Create bundles on DivX.com soon!
Sagittaire
21st January 2006, 17:20
I test your patch:
- Very better sensivity for bframe
- Very better RC situation (portable, SD)
-> Better visual result in all situation (without curious high quant variation)
-> now DivX 6.1.1 is little better than XviD 1.2 in metric test. XviD (with best possible quality with fine tweak for RC) was very better than DivX 6.1.0 in previous test ...
Edit : But not for the HD resolution because always high quant variation problem ...
DivX 6.1.1 6000 Kbps
Mean Absolute Deviation: 0.0000 6.3764 2.0562
Mean Deviation: -0.1207 0.4891 0.3119
PSNR: 36.9485 47.8429 1.#INF
XviD 1.2 6000 Kbps
Mean Absolute Deviation: 0.0000 6.4029 1.1519
Mean Deviation: -0.0409 0.7003 0.4978
PSNR: 42.6024 48.1481 1.#INF
DivX 6.1.1 3000 Kbps
Mean Absolute Deviation: 0.0145 8.2935 1.9219
Mean Deviation: -0.1090 0.6088 0.4809
PSNR: 36.2248 45.8669 64.8688
XviD 1.2 3000 Kbps
Mean Absolute Deviation: 0.0000 8.4413 1.7129
Mean Deviation: -0.1998 0.8242 0.6743
PSNR: 38.6786 45.7513 1.#INF
Probleme here is min PSNR. XviD use very constant quantizer and very constant quality but not DivX and only for high bitrate in HD resolution. In practice same min quality for 3000 Kbps and 6000 kbps encoding. I use Unrestricted profil but there are certainely max bitrate or vfv profil actived in these particular conditions ...
DigitAl56K
21st January 2006, 21:51
Probleme here is min PSNR. XviD use very constant quantizer and very constant quality but not DivX and only for high bitrate in HD resolution. In practice same min quality for 3000 Kbps and 6000 kbps encoding. I use Unrestricted profil but there are certainely max bitrate or vfv profil actived in these particular conditions ...
This is probably related to the VBV buffer size, you might try raising it further still. XVID is probably not applying a VBV during the encoding. Thanks for re-testing! :)
Sagittaire
22nd January 2006, 12:55
Well problem in my test procedure : I work with old job in VirtualDub and certainely with old vbv setting for 6.1.1 patch
DivX 6.1.1 5000 Kbps 1280*720
min overall max
PSNR: 39.6674 48.3518 1.#INF
DivX 6.1.1 5000 Kbps 1280*720 with old VD job
min overall max
PSNR: 36.9485 47.8429 1.#INF
XviD 1.2 5000 Kbps 1280*720
min overall max
PSNR: 42.6024 48.1481 1.#INF
Very good job for DXN : this time DivX 6.1.1 is better than XviD 1.2 in all my tests. I think that these little bug explain problem in doom's test for XviD vs DivX comparison ... !!?
ChronoCross
22nd January 2006, 18:45
it still doesn't look like it beats xvid other than the metrics tests. I'm not seeing any large increase in quality. at least bframes work this time around lol
Sagittaire
22nd January 2006, 19:23
it still doesn't look like it beats xvid other than the metrics tests. I'm not seeing any large increase in quality. at least bframes work this time around lol
quality is just very better in bug part (high quant variation in very high motion part in previous version).
Overall quality is just little better and very difficult for eyes to notice overall difference.
IMO it's very difficult to say "DivX is visually better than XviD" simply because XviD and DivX are visually very close ...
COREiP
23rd January 2006, 17:42
Is there any improvement in anime encoding?
hbx2006
24th January 2006, 19:51
Hi there,
Sorry if I'm in wrong place.. for avoiding new thread.
There's a compatibility issue when DivX6 encoder is used from VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod. Short description (so you can tryout by yourself):
1.From VirtualDub select DivX 6.1.1 Codec (=latest version) for compression.
2.Configure the Codec by selecting Video tab.
3.Enter 32 for crop left and 32 for crop right (other settings doesn't matter).
4.If VirtualDub didn't crash till now, confirm with OK.
5.If VirtualDub didn't crash till now, try to convert your source file.
6.VirtualDub should crash till now, showing some kernel32 error message.
This, of course, doesn't happen when DivX5 codec is used, so it could be DivX6 bug...
Now exit Configure codec in Virtual dub (but you may keep VirtualDub open):
1.Open the registry [HKEY_CURRENT_USER] and find:
Software/DivXNetworks/DivX4Windows/State
2.For above Codec you'll see here the entry:
06_01_01_01031_Tiger_WinCodecArtwork
containing last valid CLI values like:
-bvn1 1000000 -vbv 4854000,3145728,2359296 -c 8,16,40,40 -dir "C:\Program Files...
3.In this example, values "-c 8,16" define crop area (8=left, 16=right).
4.Now you manually change only those values to:
-c 32,32 (leave all other values unchanged)
Now again, in VirtualDub open menu Video>Compression... and try to select DivX 6.1.1 Codec -VirtualDub can't find it anymore! If you restore values in registry, VirtualDub will find DivX6 codec again.
So... where's the bug?
Greetings,
Bogdan
PS: Sorry for my English... still learning :)
ChronoCross
24th January 2006, 23:55
Works fine on my end. Did you install over divx 5 or did you do a fresh install? Try uninstalling both codecs and then do a registry clean and then install it.
tomos
26th January 2006, 22:27
had the same thing - basically, when i go into compression, alls fine till i choose divx, then it freezes. had this on 2 pcs. (this was with beta 2 released a few days ago)
updated to the newest (6.1.1) and 1 pc is ok at the moment, but the other still has vdub lockups as soon as i go to comperssion>divx.
no kernel errors etc.
my problem is i use synergy to control my pcs and this stops working when this happens. windows still runs in the background tho
klotzi
28th February 2006, 09:36
I'm using VDubMod 1.5.10.1/2 to encode m2v files from DVD or DVB-S with DivX 6.1.1.
After the installation of DivX everything is fine for the first configuration of the DivX Codec (e.g. 1st pass or single pass). But when a try to configure the codec a second time VDubMod crashes in 90% of the cases already when selecting DivX 6.1.1 in the "Video/Compression..." menu. Even before I hit the "Configure" button. The error message is "error in module kernel32". The error occurs on both of my (very) different PCs with Win XP SP2 and with all DivX 6.x versions.
I found very rare reports with similar errors on the internet but no solution. The only solution I found was re-installing DivX.
Does anyone face the same problems or knows the reason or even has a solution?
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