View Full Version : WinMEnc 0.81 beta released
yawoo
3rd April 2006, 16:28
http://winmenc.blogspot.com/
Here is the free GUI frontend of mencoder written by me. Hope that it can help others to convert any media (including ripping from DVD) to AVI/MP4 easily. It has some pre-defined profiles, such as output as MPEG-2 (DVD), MP4 (iPod), etc.
Package Installation:
1. Download one package from below links and extract it.
@u-file (http://www.u-file.net/f-nae0333)
@sendspace (http://www.sendspace.com/file/hacqn7)
@namipan (http://www.namipan.com/d/winmenc-0.81-package.7z/72a2edf390844309b61cd16113651a206c04525e643c7700)
@badongo (http://www.badongo.com/file/14306574)
2. Run "winmenc.exe"
ScreenShots:
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-1e.jpg
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-2e.jpg
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-3e.jpg
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-4e.jpg
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-5e.jpg
http://winmenc.googlepages.com/winmenc-0.80-6e.jpg
Changed Log:
0.80 (2009-04-04)
Changed: deinterlace filter from "kerndeint" to "yadif"
Added: drag and drop multiple files to job list
Changed: unicode support for GUI interface
Changed: code review and rewrite of GUI layout and profile
Added: real-time change of language interface
Fixed: startup problem of the system without cd/dvd-rom drive
Added: direct output as formats mp4, flv, mkv, wmv
Added: batch job list management
Changed: add time delay to job monitor, improve encoding speed
Added: video filter "telecine"
Added: speed and quality control option for video encoding
Added: gamma, contrast, brightness and saturation video filter (-vf eq2)
0.81 (2009-04-08)
Fixed: speed/quality control index problem
Fixed: job status progress cannot complete
Fixed: priority dropdownlist problem
Added: two new profiles, Film-to-NTSC and Film-to-PAL
Added: preset values for subtitle font and subtitle font language extension
Fixed: priority not set for all jobs, except the first one
Removed: video filter "telecine"
Yama4050242
3rd April 2006, 16:47
i'd like to try but i can not view the address you provide. Can you kindly uplaod to rapidshare or somewhere else
yawoo
3rd April 2006, 17:13
I have duplicated the page here for easily reference. I don't know that google's blogspot has been blocked by many countries.
PatchWorKs
19th July 2006, 12:16
Just a question: is it open source ?
If so, where's the source code ?
:thanks:
wiak
23rd July 2006, 03:11
Me Like! :D
just a quick question where is a bitrate calc? or atleast a autmatic one for size :)
bratao
23rd July 2006, 16:34
I encoded 20 files in a really fast speed with this, and with subtitle !
Seeings like, using a avs script with textsub give a 100% speed penality,
Thank you man !
mahsah
26th July 2006, 20:57
Do you think you could add PMP-AVC support in the next version? It uses a different muxer I think.
yawoo
29th July 2006, 03:17
Just a question: is it open source ?
If so, where's the source code ?
:thanks:
still not at this moment. My programming skill is so bad, and the coding is a mess, not the time to release publicly now. This program is written by Autoit, similiar to vb, and easy to build GUI.
yawoo
29th July 2006, 03:21
Me Like! :D
just a quick question where is a bitrate calc? or atleast a autmatic one for size :)
bitrate calc is not top priority right now.
The first thing to do is add quality encoding mode in additional to bitrate mode.
yawoo
29th July 2006, 03:42
Do you think you could add PMP-AVC support in the next version? It uses a different muxer I think.
I don't have PSP firmware 1.5 and cannot do testing.
In fact, a few chinese forum already add PMP-AVC support to winmenc. At least you have a patched version mencoder, a corresponding winmenc profile, and pmp muxer.
I may refer their information here later.
yawoo
29th July 2006, 03:44
For your information, the latest build of mplayer/mencoder from sherpya is supporting AVS auido processing now.
http://oss.netfarm.it/mplayer-win32.php
yawoo
12th August 2006, 16:27
Here is the winmenc package with patched mencoder,
which can produces PMP-AVC format. Since the package
is targeted for chinese, you have to open winmenc.ini,
and modify the line with "SysLang" as "SysLang=english".
http://www.pspsp.org/down/winmenc_psp.exe
yawoo
1st July 2007, 13:47
WinMEnc 0.70 released. Pls try.
yawoo
8th July 2007, 18:35
In next version it can support unicode, it will be more easy to add other language support. Anyone is interested to translate the english version to your local language? Please let me know. Thx
Wam7
15th September 2007, 00:00
Is it standard for anything that is outputted using the mp4.bat or psp.mp4.bat etc to be 25fps? No matter what I select it always comes out in 25fps.
Edit: It turns out it was BSPlayer giving me erroneous readings.
miklg21
15th September 2007, 03:01
could you tell about the video settings under the video tab if you click quality instead of bitrate?
Thanks
lypzxm
23rd November 2007, 22:00
I'm sorry that your program has mistakes under win2003, could you please make some changes
http://bbs.yyets.net/attachments/forumid_40/20071124_72280271dd0f4457b8fcSQyAJdFxZNhb.jpg
Tdr
10th January 2008, 14:09
Is this project stopped?
I love that app, I`ve just encoded about 20 films, without any Problem, but as bratao mentioned, sometimes you need script and than encoding slows down 100%. Can`t understand the reason.
I`m also interested in the settings of quality.
Tom
Wam7
13th January 2008, 11:20
I don't think it has stopped just that Yawoo is chinese and really only posts here when he has done an update. If you check it was nearly a year between his post.
Tdr
14th January 2008, 10:25
@wam7
Thanks for the Answer.
I´ve just found the chinese Forum, but my Chinese is ....
Hope, he will not stop to work on this application. To me the best GUI for mencoder. If there would bei a function, to join two files after encoding, would be great. Joining in Aviscript doesn´work all the times.
Tom
Wam7
15th January 2008, 01:02
Yeah, I been using this for a while now and for my purposes it's the best I've come across. AviDemux is also good (got some nice filters) but it was a little too buggy for me when I tried it. (v2.3 & 2.4)
I would probably expect an update this summer sometime! :) I did ask him if he could make it easier to delete single files from the list etc to which he said he would, so we can but hope he's still able to work on it.
yawoo
4th April 2009, 06:27
Updated to 0.80 beta.
yawoo
7th April 2009, 18:33
Updated to 0.81 for bugfix.
Brazil2
20th April 2009, 16:25
Updated to 0.81 for bugfix.
Good work, that's a nice GUI and I like it.
Thanks for this :)
BDProductions
28th December 2009, 23:53
Greetings,
How would one use winmenc to transcode an mpg2 video with AC3 audio INTO a standard DV video file?
People with a JVC HDD recording camcorder could really use something like this to avoid artifacts importing to Adobe Premier Pro CS3 (and I assume other versions of Premier also)
Do you plan something to convert to this nice format for editing?
Is there a way to add support for output of DV already in winmenc 0.81?
Thank you for your time and energy working on this awesome encoder. :D
BDP
PS: I have already used it to make files for my Sansa Fuze V2 (8GB) for playback of my own projects.. and winmenc averages 140-200FPS, which is astonishing! :D :D :D
THANK YOU!!!! :D
marax
26th January 2010, 10:10
why max bitrate for all encoding is 2000 kbps only ?
marac
marax
26th January 2010, 10:27
btw, I am very impressed by the this app, for example it reads .mov hdv2 files which no other aps can do. Great work.
BDProductions
21st February 2011, 08:39
I hope things are just slow, and not entirely stalled...
Yawoogle! Please tell us you are OK.
Even if you are not interested in adding DV support into WinMEnc, it would be nice to hear an update on if the project is still in development, or if it is just on hold or something.
I understand sometimes other things in life heave greater priority than programming.
Whatever you are doing, good luck.
If you would consider adding support to encode mpg2 video with AC3 audio (like native hard disk JVC camcorder files) into ordinary DV, I am sure there are many people who'd be willing to chip in support for your efforts.
Importing said video directly into Adobe Premier and some other NLE's causes corruption if it is not first transcoded into a more edit friendly codec, like DV.
DV imports and edits fine in most, if not all, NLE programs.
If you are able to read this, thanks for the consideration and your time spent thus far.
BDP
:thanks:
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