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soehest
19th February 2013, 14:43
Back to testing now at 2296. As allprofiles has now been removed from the zip file i find that allprofiles directory will never populate with the presets found before. Only scratchpad options are available. e.g i no longer have presets for nero aac besides the default scratchpad options. Am i missing something?
Best regards
Tiny Mud
19th February 2013, 16:02
I still have my allprofiles working with MeGUI 2297 but I've another issue - LOL
I've read and read until my mind is a blur and most agree that there is a problem with AviSynth and Win7 [64]
Some say it's AviSynth 2.58 and AviSynth 2.57 is OK - Neither work for me; but isn't MeGUI's Portable AviSynth suppose to do it without AviSynth installed?
It seems Lord Mulder has a FIX for M2TS Piping but what about Piping AVISource and DirectShowSource for AVI Files. Sish! Really what could be so Simple after all, it was MicroSoft that emphasized Direct Show.
Is there anyone running Win7 SP1 [64] that can use MeGUI to create a Simple AVISource or DirectShowSource AVS Script File or have MeGUI use an AVS Script File in reference to AVI Files for x264 Encoding with out MeGUI crashing? If so, I would be very grateful to know just how you did it. Please - Please ;o)
Kurtnoise
19th February 2013, 17:01
@Tiny Mud :
1/ Open your AVI through MediaInfoGUI and copy the result here.
2/ Upload a sample of your input somewhere...Hence, we can test on your side.
Morku
19th February 2013, 18:09
2297 [MediaInfo] fixed wrong aspect ratio in some cases
Ironically, since that version the aspect ratio of my converted video is wrong.
In my script I have:
global MeGUI_darx = 93
global MeGUI_dary = 68
After conversion my video was played (MPC-HC) as 5:4. Also MediaInfo says 5:4. I switched back to 2296 and everything is fine. (Video with 720x576 converted to mkv with x264 and LAME)
Tiny Mud
19th February 2013, 20:29
I'll do you better then showing you just one Source AVI Format.
Platform Win7 SP1 [64]
MeGUI will Open and Create AVS Scrips when clicking AviSource for:
MS mPeg4/MP3.AVI, MS mPeg4(v2)/AC3.AVI, XviD mPeg4/AC3.AVI,
DivX mPeg4/Vorbis-Ogg.OGM, Sorenson Spark FLV-1/MP3.FLV
mPeg1/MP2.MPG
MeGUI will Crash when clicking AviSource for:
XviD mPeg4/MP3.AVI, DivX mPeg4/AC3.AVI, DivX mPeg4/PCM.AVI,
IV5 Indeo 4/PCM.AVI,
AVC-x264/LC & HE-AAC.MP4 and MKV
mPeg2/AC3.mpeg (Lord Mulder's M2TS Fix?)
The Failure of these next 2 really get me as these are Basic Formats used in Video Capture and Editing.
MeGUI works just fine for these two in Win7 SP1 [32]
Pegasus PicVideo or Morgan v3 mJpeg/PCM.AVI and Huffyuv/PCM.AVI
Script Error for: VR9 VC-1(WM3)/AC3.AVI
ZPlayer and VirtualDub will open AVISource for all of the above why can't Megui. Am I missing something perhaps a Filter specific for MeGUI on Win7 [64] ?
I even Over-Wrote the Fresh Win7 SP1 [64] installation using UpGrade thinking something was Broke in Windows but to no avail.
I gotta take a Break - Going for a Walk and perhaps buy a 6-PAC -LOL
Zathor
19th February 2013, 21:37
Ironically, since that version the aspect ratio of my converted video is wrong.
In my script I have:
global MeGUI_darx = 93
global MeGUI_dary = 68
After conversion my video was played (MPC-HC) as 5:4. Also MediaInfo says 5:4. I switched back to 2296 and everything is fine. (Video with 720x576 converted to mkv with x264 and LAME)
Please post the full log of the conversion process.
Zathor
19th February 2013, 21:55
Back to testing now at 2296. As allprofiles has now been removed from the zip file i find that allprofiles directory will never populate with the presets found before. Only scratchpad options are available. e.g i no longer have presets for nero aac besides the default scratchpad options. Am i missing something?
Thx for the hint. Just uploading a new ZIP for 2296 including the missing profiles
Morku
19th February 2013, 22:12
Here my log.
EDIT: I tried to reproduce the problem. Same video, same settings, version 2297, but now the final video is correct. Maybe the reason was, I added the job in 2296 and started with 2297. Who knows.
Zathor
19th February 2013, 23:23
While waiting for the approval for your log I played a little bit with anamorph AVS scripts. They do not report the correct AR since somewhere between 2237 and 2287. I have already most ports of a fix and it will likely be release in the next 48 hours.
LigH
20th February 2013, 08:39
@ Tiny Mud:
You have some strange habit of formatting MPEG... :rolleyes:
Why do you think Kurtnoise asked you to alanyze the files which don't work using MediaInfo? Don't you believe there is a reason? We want to be certain. Everyone can take any random file (may it be e.g. a ZIP archive), rename it to "Xvid+AC3.avi", and any media player or converter will fail. You cannot trust file names. You cannot be certain that a file named *.avi has the content and the structure an AVI file should have. MediaInfo can tell us what the content and structure is.
And even if the structure is correct ... AviSynth expects complete sources. It is not very tolerant about "files with holes". Your large variety of available formats might suggest that your sources are not very reliable. Incomplete and corrupted content is quite common in files from sources addressed by Forum Rule #6.
Another reason of such selective issues may be that one installed some "Super Duper Codecpack" which messed the general media interfaces of Windows; it could have been avoidable by installing only original VfW codecs or DirectShow filters, where ffdshow or LAV lack of comprehensive open-source implementations.
But MeGUI seems to get part of the blame too. You said you were able to open an MPEG file via AviSource? :scared: IMPOSSIBRU! – So I can only imagine that the created script instead used DirectShowSource() instead of AviSource(). A quite different technology. I remember this behaviour from an older version of MeGUI; newer versions switch the button text already.
You may be more successful trying the File Indexer with the FFmpegSource option, instead of AviSource or DirectShowSource. FFmpegSource is an AviSynth native decoder, it does not depend on the VfW codecs or DirectShow filters installed in your system. But it works best with MKV files as input. Converting a variety of sources to MKV first, using MKVmergeGUI, may require more space for the copy, but has an advantage of pre-checking for incompleteness, corruption, and possibly fixing minor issues, making a more reliable source file to process.
Tiny Mud
20th February 2013, 12:33
You have some strange habit of formatting MPEG..
I thank you for you advise to use File Indexing and MKVmerge_GUI but that should not be necessary using mJpeg/PCM.avi Source Files and AVISource as it should work in Win7 [64].
I've been Encoding since Win95 days and yes I got a Collection.
MPG was the original DSS and all we had where mpg encoders like TMPGEnc or MainConcept mpg Encoders.
In 98 MS released a hidden file on the Win98 Golden Edition named mpg4c32.dll that revelutionized AVI encoding to mpeg4 which in turn evolved into H264 AVC. Today DVD and Theaders are about the only industies still using M2TS.
I'm not particularily into ripping DVD. Most my Source Files where generated by Capture to mJpeg/PCM.AVI or Huff/PCM.AVI and sometimes Indeo.
Believe me my files are real, plus I do checked them using MediaInfo. I haven't used Codec Packages since WinXP. Basically I use Haali, FDDShow, specific Gabest Filters and AviSynth with Win7.
You say it's impossible for AVISource to open a mPeg container and transcode using MeGUI to X264/He-AAC.MKV. I got news for you. I suggest you make a mPeg1 or mPeg2 using old TMPGEnc with mv1 or mv2/mp2 or mp3.mpg file then tell me AVISource will not open it and make an AVS File. I'm supprized you didn't pick out the Sorenson Spark FLV1/mp3.FLV.
And here's a Lesson: AVS File generated by MeGUI when opening a mv2/mp3.mpg File using AVISource:
Step-1
LoadPlugin("D:\MEDIA Studio\VIDEO\3_ENCODERS\MeGUI\tools\avs\directshowsource.dll")
DirectShowSource("I:\(Studio_NT)\File Name.mpg", fps=29.970, audio=false, convertfps=true).AssumeFPS(30000,1001)
#deinterlace
#crop
#resize
#denoise
ConvertToYV12()
Step-2
Extract the Audio using Cool Edit or Audition and save as Wav.
Step-3
Use MeGUI to convert the WAV to HE-AAC and MUX the x264 and mp4 into a MKV
You have just transcoded a 115MB mpg to a 22MB MKV using AVISource.
I'm not about to post a whole lot of MediaInfo Charts for every Video Format I name. You just have to take my word that I'm using legitimate files when I say they are so.
My particular concern is having MeGUI Create an AVS Script/AVISource for Capture Formats such as Pegasus PIC Video v3 mJpeg/PCM.AVI or Huff Lossless/PCM.AVI in Win7 [64] as it works in Win7 [32].
I'm starting to think I may have to play around with the FDDShow configuration much more then I had to then in Win7 [32].
LigH
20th February 2013, 13:09
You say it's impossible for AVISource to open a mPeg container and transcode using MeGUI to X264/He-AAC.MKV. I got news for you. I suggest you make a mPeg1 or mPeg2 using old TMPGEnc with mv1 or mv2/mp2 or mp3.mpg file then tell me AVISource will not open it and make an AVS File.
There are two completely different things.
a) The AviSynth function AviSource() as written in a *.avs script file. Use a plain text editor; write 'AviSource("test.mpg")' and save as test.avs; try to open that in VirtualDub. Result:
---------------------------
VirtualDub Error
---------------------------
Avisynth open failure:
AVIFileSource: couldn't open file 'test.mpg'
(test.avs, line 1)
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
b) The button "AVISource" in MeGUI. Well. You see yourself in your "lesson" to me:
LoadPlugin("D:\MEDIA Studio\VIDEO\3_ENCODERS\MeGUI\tools\avs\directshowsource.dll")
DirectShowSource("I:\(Studio_NT)\File Name.mpg", fps=29.970, audio=false, convertfps=true).AssumeFPS(30000,1001)
Surprise!
MeGUI created a script containing the function DirectShowSource().
Not the function AviSource().
When I say that the AviSynth function AviSource() can only load AVIs, neither MPGs nor FLVs, then I mean the script function. I already suggested Zathor to use a different name for a button which may insert different functions into its generated scripts, not necessarily the one the button caption suggests.
You have just transcoded a 115MB mpg to a 22MB MKV using AVISource.
Pressing a button with the text "AVISource". But executing an AviSynth script containing the function DirectShowSource().
The unnecessary detour via sample editor and WAV file shall not be a topic here; it would have been possible to process the audio stream of the MPEG file directly.
My particular concern is having MeGUI Create an AVS Script/AVISource for Capture Formats such as Pegasus PIC Video v3 mJpeg/PCM.AVI or Huff Lossless/PCM.AVI in Win7 [64] as it works in Win7 [32].
I'm starting to think I may have to play around with the FDDShow configuration much more then I had to then in Win7 [32].
Possible. To be able to load AVIs with AviSource, a matching VfW ICM codec needs to be installed which is able to decode the video stream (FourCC 'mjpg' or 'hfyu'), that shall be ffdshow, but their VfW decoders have to be enabled in the VfW Codec Configuration of your ffdshow (Win32 installation). If not, another original VfW codec has to be installed already.
FFmpegSource2 should also be able to read MJPG/PCM or HFYU/PCM AVIs. But I remember issues with some uncompressed AVIs and the indexer...
Weirdo
20th February 2013, 17:35
I'm trying to use vobsub.dll for creating burn-in subtitles with MeGUI from an .srt file. All good, but is there a way to access vobsub's.dll properties for changing subtitle transparency? I somehow recall this was possible. Using LoadPlugin("...VSFilter.dll") and TextSub(".srt").
Zathor
20th February 2013, 20:52
When I say that the AviSynth function AviSource() can only load AVIs, neither MPGs nor FLVs, then I mean the script function. I already suggested Zathor to use a different name for a button which may insert different functions into its generated scripts, not necessarily the one the button caption suggests.
I am lost a little bit in the whole discussion. Is there still a button with the wrong name? I thought I had changed that a while ago.
Tiny Mud
20th February 2013, 21:33
I am lost a little bit in the whole discussion. Is there still a button with the wrong name? I thought I had changed that a while ago
Well that Button sure had me Spoofed now I know Better - Use the File Indexer Button - ROLF
After reviewing what I've written and your replies in this forum, I've come to the conclusion that MS has Written more Copy Right Protection into Win7 [64] then Win7 [32]
Very much like when we lost Recording from "What You Hear" after WinXP.
Just look at the Source Examples I've shown as to what files MeGUI can accept or not accept for Creating AVS Scripts under AviSource.
You will note a Pattern with the exception of some XviD/Audio combinations were only MicroSoft Encoders will allow MeGUI to Create AVS Scripts.
With this in mind I went about it this way.
I need a MS Capture Codec. Guess What? I resurrected "mpg4c32.dll from the Win98 Gold Edition.
Win7 [64], unlike Win7 [32], by MS Instruction doesn't permit the installation of this Codec - The Stinkers, so I installed it through CMD to System32.
I'm presently constructing a Screen Capture Utility and the Principle App will only write 1.9G's of AVI before resetting to append or corrupt AVI's if going over 1.9G's (That's why I was stuck on Merging AVI Parts through AVISource Scripts or as suggested use the File Indexer and merge a series of MKV's with MKVmerge_GUI: BUT in my opinion AVISource DSS should still work for AVI)
I'm using a VGA Monitor with the Refresh Rate set as high as possible for that Monitor. 75 to 80Hz with a 1024x768 Res should be good enough. I believe VGA Monitors have smaller pixels then LCD - Right? However, you should have descent results with a LCD as well. I also set the Screen Recorder Priority Above Normal to ensure a steady 30FPS Capture.
Here are my results: Screen Capture at 720x296 Res - 30FPS with MS-MP4 v2 Configured: VKI 1 sec - Sharpness 100% ( I think 97% would be better) and 4000Kbps (you could probably slide it right over to full capacity for Max-Bitrate as there is no way you will create an avi larger then 1.9G's unless the Flic is over 3hrs). Resulted in a 1.68G 784Kbps MS_mPeg4/44.1Hz PCM.AVI (MS-MP4 v2 / 720x296 / 30FPS / 1:49:00 (109mins) / 196217 Frames) for a PPS Movie.
MeGUI Created the AVS AVISource Script for x264 encoding.
To establish an Audio Track Volume, I 1st Encoded the Audio with MeGUI to Nero HE-AAC 64 Kbps resulting in a 50.4MB mp4 File.
My Goal; for example, is to fit a MKV on to a 703MB CD.
With a little calculation I choose a 835kbps x264 BitRate.
After 15mins of work I ended up with a 702MB MKV ;o)
I realize the 835Kbps is an over kill but I wanted to show a Desired Result and I must say it is impressive. Not too Shabby for a 1st go at it considering all the Copy Write Bull-Shit I'm discovering built into Win7 SP1 [64].
I can't believe the power of this Platform 1st Pass @ 415FPS and 2nd Pass @ 225FPS and that's using a Compressed Source. I can't wait to get that new Swift Tech H220 and perhaps a SSD.
Thanks a lot you Guys and Gals for putting up with an OLD Foggy GEEK. The argument was a success for me as I now can approach this Win7 SP1 [64] OS on the assumption if something doesn't happen the way you want, MS has Blocked it with Copy Write - That's another Story - LOL.
Been a Pleasure and Thanks again. I've learned a few more Great aspects of MeGUI.
Special Thanks to Ligh for the time taken and I will play with FDDShow VFW as I suspected.
You will have to forgive me as it's kinda in my nature to Egg when I know someone has something to teach me - I'm an addicted learner. VFW Decoders Enable Huffyuv and mJpeg - Right? (The File Indexer is just too easy)I'll be back writing AVS Merge Scripts in no time ;o)
By the way my 2nd attempt using MS MP4 v2 for Screen Capture yield a 1420Kbps 1.74G 720x392 30FPS 158,412 Frame 1:28:00 Hr Mpeg4/PCM.avi as a Source File to do whatever I want with - Trans code to AVC or say make a DVD. I'm impressed.
PS:
You Guys on Doom9 are the BEST - I'll be back when I beat this DVD Format and get into HD ;o)
Zathor
20th February 2013, 21:45
Here my log.
EDIT: I tried to reproduce the problem. Same video, same settings, version 2297, but now the final video is correct. Maybe the reason was, I added the job in 2296 and started with 2297. Who knows.
Please try 2300.
Morku
21st February 2013, 00:04
Everything fine with my example.
I will tell, if I get a problem again.
LigH
21st February 2013, 08:15
Resurrecting MS-MPG4, the non-ISO-compliant crap... and happily riding a dead horse?!
Why not using Xvid with real-time template and CQ 2 or 3?
Tiny Mud
21st February 2013, 11:18
OK
But I was basically testing out Zathor's AVISource Button and Win7 [64] Copy-Write issues.
So far I'm on the right track.
I loaded DivX Codec and Web Player on FF and was astonished the WAR over mPeg4 DS Filters is still on going.
I don't know if it's the latest version of DivX or what but when the DivX Codec is loaded Win7 [64] relinquishes it's ability to Decode DivX Encoded mPeg4. Win7 [64] will not even play DivX Encoded mPeg4 when you UN-Register the DivX the DS Filters if DivX is installed. You have to UN-Install DivX in order for Windows regain it's ability to Decode DivX mPeg4. Win7 [32] does not behave this way as you can UN-Register the DivX Direct Show Filters with DivX installed and Window Native Decoder will take over.
Geez - The Crap User's have to put up with. The only reason I loaded DivX was for the Encoder and Web Player - NOT have DivX lay claim to the Dead Horse MS-MP4 v2 which they stole to begin with.
You can tell this is my 1st time loading Win7 [64]
I made a Fantastic MKV and DVD from that 1420Kbps 1.74G 720x392 Dead Horse file.
LigH
21st February 2013, 11:55
:o You make me crazy with this "mPeg" formatting of the "MPEG = Motion Picture Expert Group" (all uppercase)...
__
DirectShow filters and their merits are a complex issue. Even more because Windows 7 already handles DirectShow as "deprecated" and prefers Media Foundation decoders in their own media players, until you use the Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 and 8 (http://codecguide.com/windows7_preferred_filter_tweaker.htm) to overrule Microsoft.
And then you have the 64 bit version, and 32 bit players will use a different set of decoders than 64 bit players.
The safer way is to use players which prefer their own, integrated decoders; VLC will use its internals only, MPC-HC has an option to disable internals and use DirectShow as alternative.
And DivX ... well. DivX is commercial. DivX is interested in being preferred. It may decide without telling you.
Xvid is interested in being accepted and convenient. It will respect your decision. It will offer itself as solution, but leave the choices to you. And it is free of charge with full features, even more than DivX.
Tiny Mud
21st February 2013, 15:19
I have always preferred XviD myself.
I have thousands of 320x240 Xvid/Ogg.ogm - I got hooked with an ATi Tv-Wonder Full version PCI with Stereo running 95B capturing Music Videos and Movies on TV. I still use it in my Win7 [32] platform. you can't beat VirtualDub for Capturing but ATV2000 can do almost as well with a nice TV interface. WinDVR does nice mPeg2.AC3.mpg captures. I actually preferred the Intervideo mPeg2 Video Decoder over most including the MS Versions when they finally decided to let us have one. I've made concoctions of Video formats over the years.
I did do that XviD unrestricted Single Pass Q2 Real Time Screen Capture and it worked real nice giving me a 1035Kbps @ 720x296 Res. It rang a Bell because I've used it in the past to no use as my Platforms were never fast enough - I got KRAFT disease. The Capture Volume is almost identical to the MS MP4 v2 but I noticed that the Rate was much more consistent then the OLD Horse.
Zathor's AVISource Button will Crash MeGUI if I attempt to create an AVS Script with that Xvid/PCM.avi (Still working on FDDShow to get it working) any ways you Guys want me to click the File Indexing button. Well it's too easy and besides I'm really getting into this war between MS and Other's over DSS. So what MS has contained and renamed it Media Foundation, it's still a sneaky marketing ploy that makes it difficult to understand why something worked yesterday and not today - I don't think I can trust the MS Update Site anymore. I've never used the MicroSoft Media Center nor MPlayer for that matter. About the only thing I assign to that marketing device is to play DVD's and then I kinda skipped CD's and DVD's when I got a Cyrix 386DX-40 that could do Direct Draw One Pixel at a time. Those where the days of BBC, IRC (It's still around) and Net Meeting with lots of Rooms Free of CRAP. I got into DX Big Time when it was in development. I would lock myself in a room with a computer for weeks. I finally got off it when I saw DX3 was actually taking off then hid myself from MicroSoft.
I've been using a Dos Boot Disc and DOS GHOST.EXE since 95B and still use it, sometimes 3 or 4 times a day when thrashing the OS to track down the culprit that won't let me do my thing.
The Joy's of being an Old Geek.
Kurtnoise
21st February 2013, 16:02
So, what's your point exactly ?
AVISource requires VFW interface...you have to enable xvid & pcm in the vfw decoder settings.
Tiny Mud
21st February 2013, 16:07
Geez - PCM that's what I forgot - Thanks ;o)
You pulling my leg, I don't see no PCM in there.
Now I dropped my cup on the Keyboard - lol
One thing I do note is that with the ffindex and avi.avs file present after running File Indexer clicking on the AVISource Button will open the AviSynth script creator for ffm2. Wolla AviSynth ;o)
QUESTION: Can I Edit the FFVideoSource Script as if it where an AVISource or DirectShowSource for VFW? Like for MERGING a string of AVI's for a single x264 Enc without having to use MKVmerge_GUI.
It's probably a DUMP Question but I need a Definite YES of NO so I can let go of it.
You got to remember I'm OLD, grew up on DOS and Scripting Fortran which I can't remember anymore because I'm OLD.
Kurtnoise
21st February 2013, 16:22
LPCM and/or Uncompressed...
soehest
21st February 2013, 16:31
So testing out 2296 i found this odd thing. This is not a bug but more the gui not showing the configured settings. A new install selecting a source will bring up this window:
http://static.inky.ws/image/3703/megui-subfun.jpg
As shown only 1 sub has been selected. The odd thing is that the encoded file will include all available subs. This is probably as the underlying language setting is to include all languages if a match is not found. It is IMHO confusing especially for new users why all the subs will be included when only 1 sub has been selected. Hope this makes any sense :-)
Mediainfo of file encoded:
General
Unique ID : 233775660285025947874318091647834555058 (0xAFDF8DEFDB7C4491A79C32C1217A82B2)
Complete name : D:\rip\NORDKRAFT\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1_2.mkv
Format : Matroska
Format version : Version 4 / Version 2
File size : 1.10 GiB
Duration : 2h 5mn
Overall bit rate : 1 254 Kbps
Encoded date : UTC 2013-02-21 14:57:53
Writing application : mkvmerge v6.0.0 ('Coming Up For Air') built on Jan 20 2013 09:52:00
Writing library : libebml v1.3.0 + libmatroska v1.4.0
Video
ID : 1
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : High@L3.0
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, ReFrames : 4 frames
Codec ID : V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC
Duration : 2h 5mn
Bit rate : 781 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 304 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 2.35:1
Frame rate mode : Constant
Frame rate : 25.000 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.143
Stream size : 699 MiB (62%)
Writing library : x264 core 129 r2245 bc13772
Encoding settings : cabac=1 / ref=3 / deblock=1:0:0 / analyse=0x3:0x113 / me=hex / subme=7 / psy=1 / psy_rd=1.00:0.00 / mixed_ref=1 / me_range=16 / chroma_me=1 / trellis=1 / 8x8dct=1 / cqm=0 / deadzone=21,11 / fast_pskip=1 / chroma_qp_offset=-2 / threads=12 / lookahead_threads=2 / sliced_threads=0 / nr=0 / decimate=1 / interlaced=0 / bluray_compat=0 / constrained_intra=0 / bframes=3 / b_pyramid=2 / b_adapt=1 / b_bias=0 / direct=1 / weightb=1 / open_gop=0 / weightp=2 / keyint=250 / keyint_min=25 / scenecut=40 / intra_refresh=0 / rc_lookahead=40 / rc=crf / mbtree=1 / crf=20.0 / qcomp=0.60 / qpmin=0 / qpmax=69 / qpstep=4 / ip_ratio=1.40 / aq=1:1.00
Default : Yes
Forced : No
Audio
ID : 2
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Mode extension : CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness : Big
Codec ID : A_AC3
Duration : 2h 5mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 448 Kbps
Channel(s) : 6 channels
Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 401 MiB (36%)
Language : Danish
Default : Yes
Forced : No
Text #1
ID : 3
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : Danish
Default : No
Forced : No
Text #2
ID : 4
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : Finnish
Default : No
Forced : No
Text #3
ID : 5
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : Norwegian
Default : No
Forced : No
Text #4
ID : 6
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : Swedish
Default : No
Forced : No
Text #5
ID : 7
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : English
Default : No
Forced : No
Text #6
ID : 8
Format : VobSub
Muxing mode : zlib
Codec ID : S_VOBSUB
Codec ID/Info : The same subtitle format used on DVDs
Language : English
Default : No
Forced : No
Menu
00:00:00.000 : en:Chapter 01
00:04:39.840 : en:Chapter 02
00:08:23.000 : en:Chapter 03
00:11:44.400 : en:Chapter 04
00:16:06.400 : en:Chapter 05
00:17:45.000 : en:Chapter 06
00:25:09.280 : en:Chapter 07
00:30:45.000 : en:Chapter 08
00:37:30.600 : en:Chapter 09
00:44:47.840 : en:Chapter 10
00:46:16.720 : en:Chapter 11
00:49:40.920 : en:Chapter 12
00:56:35.160 : en:Chapter 13
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01:09:24.360 : en:Chapter 16
01:15:31.960 : en:Chapter 17
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02:05:02.000 : en:Chapter 29
Off topic: I saw that someone is including logs etc as attachment. Is this preferred over putting stuff in code tags as i do?
Best Regards
Tiny Mud
21st February 2013, 18:59
Well KurtNoise:
I've Enabled, Disabled and Toggled FFDShow Filters until I'm Blue.
Specifically various combinations of LPCM and or Uncompressed in Audio Decoders Config and Xvid in VFW and Video Decoders Config and MeGUI Crashes with every combination when clicking Zathor's Crash, I mean AVISource, Button.
It will only respond to MS mPeg4/PCM.AVI encoded AVI's. keep in mind the AVISource Button also responds to the following on my Win7 [64] System:
MS mPeg4/MP3.AVI
MS mPeg4(v2)/AC3.AVI
XviD mPeg4/AC3.AVI
DivX mPeg4/Vorbis-Ogg.OGM
and needles to say the least: Sorenson Spark FLV-1/MP3.FLV
Notice the system is Protecting PCM Specifically for MS mPeg4 encoded AVI's.
With all this Ownership Copy-Write Crap over DS mPeg4 between MS and DivX I bet if I Un-Install DivX Win7 [64] will recognize Xvid/PCM.AVI as Free Agent.
Man did MS do a number on this Win7 [64]. Win7 [32] is a charm to work with.
I got to say I love Win7 [64] especially running on the platform I just bought ASUS P8Z68-V Pro Gen3, i7 2700K with 16 G's a Sampsung Green - It's just begging to be unleashed with a Swift Tech H220 and an SSD but I've got to get the OS down pat before I go further and believe it or not every other app is working perfectly an it's heavily loaded.
The one main thing I did want is AVS Scripting for mJpeg/PCM, Huffyuv/PCM and XviD/PCM AVI's and that I do NOT have as of yet and I've messing around with it for days.
My next step is to get rid of DivX.
LigH
22nd February 2013, 08:25
Which version of MeGUI do you use, at all? With the current 2230, I get the following result in the File Indexer:
a) If I open a *.avi, the rightmost button is named "AviSource".
b) If I open anything else, the rightmost button is named "DirectShowSource".
But always, the explanation above warns me: "... (manual, expert, may cause problems)?"
There is no similar warning for the second, the "File Indexer"; so I wonder why this was not your preferred choice.
Both VfW and DirectShow have a system of preference or hierarchy. You can configure both systems separately (partially in the decoders by disabling support for specific FourCCs, partially by manually fixing assignments or – for DirectShow – tweaking Merits).
You can set it up so that either the DivX VfW codec or the Xvid VfW codec or the ffdshow VfW codec is preferred to decode Xvid in AVIs when using AviSource() in a script.
You can set it up so that either the DivX DShow filter or the Xvid DShow filter or the ffdshow DShow filter is preferred to decode Xvid in any container when using DirectShowSource() in a script.
But if you use the File Indexer and FFmpegSource2, you will be certain that neither VfW nor DirectShow will be used, only the libav decoders in FFMS2.
LeXXuz
22nd February 2013, 16:10
I have a question regarding the Chapter Creator.
Until now I used Chapter Grabber to create keyframe lists (qp files for x264) from time-code based chapter files.
It seems the Chapter Creator supports writing qp files from imported time-code based chapter files. However, I can't find a way to set the proper fps value. Do I miss something here? :o
Kurtnoise
22nd February 2013, 18:16
@LeXXuz : why do you want to set frame rate ? qp files don't have such thing...
@soehest : cannot reproduce this on my side...beside, your screenshot mentions VTS_01_1.mkv output file whereas MediaInfo reports VTS_01_1_2.mkv as filename.
LeXXuz
22nd February 2013, 19:55
@LeXXuz : why do you want to set frame rate ? qp files don't have such thing...
Of course they don't. Sorry, maybe I've put it the wrong way.
Let's say I want to create a qp file from a source file with time-codes. Therefor I need a frame rate setting to get the correct conversion from time-code to the corresponding frame-number.
Tiny Mud
23rd February 2013, 08:23
I see no use beating my head against the wall over AVSource, DSS and let go of my OLD Fliker Building methods in Win7 [64] and accept the "File Indexer" is the Button to click in MeGUI. Perhaps as I get use to the OS I may find some of my old encoding practices still alive in there - somewhere.
Needless to say I am impressed with that File Indexer Button. It is easy to learn and Encodes are great.
Taking LigH's advice, I used Xvid Codec set Default/Unrestricted/RealTime/Q2 and restricted the Scrn Recorder app to capture a Max of 630MB's at 30FPS. A 720x296 Res Capture yielded a 33min/18.7MBpermin Stream (That's Max's my 121KBps Download Link). The Scrn Recording Utility is restricted to a 1900MB limit for AVI. Rather then diluting the Quality of the Xvid CBR Enc, I elected to use Q2 and divide the Capture into 3 or 4 Parts. Depending the length of the movie, say 1:40Hrs for 3 x 33min Captures and 2:12Hrs for 4 x 33min Captures. NOTE: Each capture has to run the Full 33mins or you will loose Audio Sync when Editing, Splicing and Appending the Parts with VirtualDub into ONE Xvid mPeg4/PCM.AVI Source File ready for AVC x264 encoding or making a DVD.
The Soruce AVI File will have these Properties, with a 121KBps DL Link: 1188Kbps Video Bitrate - 720 x 296 (or > divided by 2 or 4) - 44.1KHz PCM Stereo Audio Track and approx 2.35GB's for a 2:12Hr Capture. Lots of Data for working with ;o)
I've concluded that other then MS mPeg4 Encoders Win7 [64] natively does not support the use of AVISource or DirectShowSource for any AVI file made by other mPeg4 Encoders; SO USE Zathor's File Indexer Button ;o)
I can't believe the power of this i7 2700k. I did manage to MAX all 8 threads with a x264 encode for 15 mins and ended up with a 701MB - 2:09Hr V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC with a 694Kbps Video Bitrate. Perfect for burning onto a 700MB CD - If you can find them anymore - LOL.
That Enc would have taken my Barton XP a Day or more to process - Love it.
Capturing Scrn Recording at 30FPS isn't all that bad. Due to the 30FPS shutter, you do notice some strobing in scenes when large objects sweep across the background; but, it isn't all that bad. I'm going to try Higher shutter speeds in the future.
Come to think about it as long as you can render video the speed of your Download link would not have anything to do with it. That's the purpose of Screen Recording ;o)
You Guys are Great - THANKS ;o)
PS: Found a BT848 64-Bit Dvr for my Old ATi Tv-Wonder PCI - YaHoo!
I've been looking at the Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1250 Low Profile TV Tuner PCI-E - Really Cheap like $23 - Anyone have experience with it - Does it have Stereo Audio?
LigH
23rd February 2013, 09:36
Read yourself: Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1250 (http://www.hauppauge.com/site/products/data_hvr1250.html)
Kurtnoise
23rd February 2013, 12:45
Let's say I want to create a qp file from a source file with time-codes. Therefor I need a frame rate setting to get the correct conversion from time-code to the corresponding frame-number.
Create a feature request then...this is not doable right now.
Tiny Mud
23rd February 2013, 14:08
Thanks Ligh - Stereo and HD - That's nice for $23 on eBay.
Administrators have warned me that my posting in this Thread is irrelevant to MeGUI but I posted here initially because Zathor's "AVISource" Button does not work in Win7 [64] as it does in Win7 [32].
Well I got answers that lead me to understand that it's not a MeGUI issue.
I will have to be more selective where I post in the future but I don't think I would have found a better answer if I had not posted here.
Thanks Guys.
soehest
24th February 2013, 00:51
@soehest : cannot reproduce this on my side...beside, your screenshot mentions VTS_01_1.mkv output file whereas MediaInfo reports VTS_01_1_2.mkv as filename.
Fair i did select another encode that my screenshot showed. Here we go again. It is easily reproducible. On source select:
http://static.inky.ws/image/3713/megui-subfun2.jpg
Notice that only 1 sub is shown as selected (Finnish)
Attachment included are:
Megui logfile: Notice that more subs than 1 are being processed.
Mediainfo of encoded file. This time now the correct one: Notice that more than 1 sub is in the final encode.
Zathor
24th February 2013, 11:44
Fair i did select another encode that my screenshot showed. Here we go again. It is easily reproducible.
Sorry, but I cannot reproduce it. Please upload the file allprofiles\OneClick\OneClick_dp_ _st_scratchpad_st_.xml from your MeGUI directory as I have to check your language settings in the profile.
soehest
25th February 2013, 11:18
Sorry, but I cannot reproduce it. Please upload the file allprofiles\OneClick\OneClick_dp_ _st_scratchpad_st_.xml from your MeGUI directory as I have to check your language settings in the profile.
Np Zathor :-) This is not a big issue and it would seem that i am the only one experiencing this. It can be "fixed" by configuring the Language setting properly:
http://static.inky.ws/image/3728/megui-subfun3.jpg
Source can be found here:
http://eth0.dk/files/meguisubfun.rar
Please note this is only for testing purposes.
Best regards
Kurtnoise
25th February 2013, 18:53
Looks like a bug in MediaInfo...subtitles IDs are the same. That why you got the 3 tracks instead the 1st.
Traps
28th February 2013, 21:07
Will there be an update to the avs4x264mod from the current version in MeGUI to the newest one?
Zathor
28th February 2013, 23:23
Together with the next x264 update so in the next days. I do not have access to the FTP at the moment.
Betsy25
2nd March 2013, 12:18
I saw x264 was updated to rev2273, however there seem to be an encoding bug in that revision, according to the latest commit :
http://git.videolan.org/?p=x264.git;a=commit;h=c832fe995bf3d41cae1d3d22e10cb2288e8a650a
Zathor
2nd March 2013, 13:01
Thanks, but that is for ARM only so it should not affect x86/x64.
Betsy25
2nd March 2013, 13:29
Thanks, but that is for ARM only so it should not affect x86/x64.
Ah, Thank you Zathor. I wasn't sure it had no impact on the regular x-versions.:thanks:
magsoud
2nd March 2013, 19:40
I've been working with Megui to re encode my video files .
I want to increase the resolution of a video to 1280x720 from 848x480.
But Megui seems to lock me on the same Resolution without allowing to increase it.
Please Unlock This field
Shevek
2nd March 2013, 19:44
I've been working with Megui to re encode my video files .
I want to increase the resolution of a video to 1280x720 from 848x480.
But Megui seems to lock me on the same Resolution without allowing to increase it.
Please Unlock This field
in the AviSynth script creator, I/O tab, AviSynth Config button, Extra Setup tab, Upsizing allowed checkbox
magsoud
2nd March 2013, 23:29
in the AviSynth script creator, I/O tab, AviSynth Config button, Extra Setup tab, Upsizing allowed checkbox
@Shevek :thanks:
x265
3rd March 2013, 13:53
Is it possible to resume an encode in meGUI?
LigH
4th March 2013, 13:06
Only if it is possible to resume an encode in the called encoder (MeGUI is only a GUI).
For x264: No.
x265
4th March 2013, 13:20
I have a dts audio track demuxed from a BD, what settings should i use to achieve maximum compression with the flac encoder?
tebasuna51
4th March 2013, 15:58
I have a dts audio track demuxed from a BD, what settings should i use to achieve maximum compression with the flac encoder?
With MeGUI-AviSynth you can't decode DTS-MA to do a lossless conversion to Flac.
Use eac3to, with ArcSoft installed, to recode to Flac (by default with maximum compression).
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