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Kurtnoise
13th June 2007, 17:20
Not a discrimination...It's a bug in the php code.

btw, try once again. I updated some pages. Otherwise, you can still go through the old website : http://kurtnoise.free.fr/Yamb/

sp@rrow
13th June 2007, 17:45
Kurtnoise13
Now everything all right - thx
I shall test last beta version yamb 2.0 :)

snakeman
20th June 2007, 09:09
The Lastest build does not work on my winxp64 box at all will not create a mp4. Just exits back to the gui. Anyone else with this problem?


Using latest program for all configs mp4box 4.4 etc


snakeman

awx
21st June 2007, 11:28
Here are some bugs and annoyances that I have noticed with the 2.0 Yamb releases, including the latest ones.
When creating an mp4 from an Xvid avi, mp4box crashes at very end of the "Importing AVI Video Stream" process. Yamb doesn't fully realize this and reports that creation was successful. But Yamb is smart enough to stop and the rest of the steps are skipped. (As a side note about the mp4box crashes, the Xvids come from AutoGK. Most times, rewriting the files with AVI Mux GUI will work around the problem and allow it to be imported. These will crash when calling mp4box from the cmdline too.)
After mp4box crashes, the quit dialog for Yamb will show corrupted text on the Yes/Finish button. By corrupted I mean random unicode characters, main Asian. Picture included with this post.
The Properties dialog will sometime show info from other tracks. For instance, if you set the track name of an audio track to English, the name of the subtitle track might show up as English. This is rare and I don't know how to reproduce it.
In Vista, the text fields in the track properties dialog are improperly highlighted.
Once I set the output file name, I wish it wouldn't change, even if more tracks are added. Yamb always uses the last file as the suggested name, even if the user has customized it.
Output log is always stored in the output folder, despite the preferences asking if it should be put Yamb folder.

Kurtnoise
21st June 2007, 12:36
When creating an mp4 from an Xvid avi, mp4box crashes at very end of the "Importing AVI Video Stream" process. Yamb doesn't fully realize this and reports that creation was successful. But Yamb is smart enough to stop and the rest of the steps are skipped. (As a side note about the mp4box crashes, the Xvids come from AutoGK. Most times, rewriting the files with AVI Mux GUI will work around the problem and allow it to be imported. These will crash when calling mp4box from the cmdline too.)
As you said, this is probably a problem in the AutoGK file creation. So, could you upload somewhere a sample ? That could be great.

After mp4box crashes, the quit dialog for Yamb will show corrupted text on the Yes/Finish button. By corrupted I mean random unicode characters, main Asian. Picture included with this post.
mmh...

The Properties dialog will sometime show info from other tracks. For instance, if you set the track name of an audio track to English, the name of the subtitle track might show up as English. This is rare and I don't know how to reproduce it.
I'll look but for the moment you must select the track in the list to set the name.

In Vista, the text fields in the track properties dialog are improperly highlighted.
aaa...I'll fix that.

Once I set the output file name, I wish it wouldn't change, even if more tracks are added. Yamb always uses the last file as the suggested name, even if the user has customized it.
Why not loading all your files you want to mux in once ?

Output log is always stored in the output folder, despite the preferences asking if it should be put Yamb folder.
Should be fixed in the next build.

awx
21st June 2007, 22:56
Thanks for the reply.

So, could you upload somewhere a sample ? That could be great.
Well, like I wrote before, rewriting the file almost always fixes the problem. I will try to get something...

I'll look but for the moment you must select the track in the list to set the name.
Your response didn't make total sense to me. What I was trying to say was that if I change the values of one stream in the properties dialog, when I go the the properties of the next stream, it will have the values from the previous stream. I think the properties are just cosmetically changed and not actually "saved".

Why not loading all your files you want to mux in once ?
Sometimes I make mistakes. It's just an annoyance either way.

Kurtnoise
22nd June 2007, 17:58
Your response didn't make total sense to me. What I was trying to say was that if I change the values of one stream in the properties dialog, when I go the the properties of the next stream, it will have the values from the previous stream. I think the properties are just cosmetically changed and not actually "saved".
Can't reproduce this right now but I'll look around...

Kurtnoise
23rd June 2007, 16:17
@awx : bugs/annoyances should be fixed/resolved in the last build (http://kurtnoise.free.fr/index.php?dir=Yamb/&file=Yamb-2.0_20070623.zip)...:)

Feedback welcome.

snakeman
24th June 2007, 10:29
Same issue ad before, doesn't work on my xp64 machine. I will stick with the older version. It will not create a mp4 file.

awx
24th June 2007, 10:52
@awx : bugs/annoyances should be fixed/resolved in the last build (http://kurtnoise.free.fr/index.php?dir=Yamb/&file=Yamb-2.0_20070623.zip)...:)

Feedback welcome.
I'm still seeing the problem with the quit dialog being messed up whenever mp4box crashes. And I still get the log file in the output folder, no matter what is set in prefs.

nurbs
24th June 2007, 20:14
A minor bug in the last build. When you add a HE AAC track it says LC in the MP4 File Creation window.

Kurtnoise
24th June 2007, 22:34
Same issue ad before, doesn't work on my xp64 machine. I will stick with the older version. It will not create a mp4 file.
well...I never said that it was fixed for you coz you didn't mention what you try to do exactly. Did you try with MP4Box directly from command line ?

Kurtnoise
24th June 2007, 22:36
I'm still seeing the problem with the quit dialog being messed up whenever mp4box crashes.
Yamb or MP4Box aren't the culprid.

And I still get the log file in the output folder, no matter what is set in prefs.
uhh...I missed this part.

Kurtnoise
24th June 2007, 22:37
A minor bug in the last build. When you add a HE AAC track it says LC in the MP4 File Creation window.
an aac file or an aac stream embedded in the mp4 ?

Anyway, it's a bug from MediaInfo...

nurbs
25th June 2007, 08:33
It was an aac stream embedded in mp4. Created with the nero commandline encoder.

burfadel
25th June 2007, 10:16
When creating an mp4, I have the following problem.
I extracted the audio and video using yamb, recoded the video, and when I went to create an mp4 the raw audio stream would not add.

I ended up opening the original file, deleting the video stream, then adding the new encoded raw file from staxrip (.264). worked fine...

Kurtnoise
25th June 2007, 10:40
It was an aac stream embedded in mp4. Created with the nero commandline encoder.
ok..I'll check it out.


When creating an mp4, I have the following problem.
I extracted the audio and video using yamb, recoded the video, and when I went to create an mp4 the raw audio stream would not add.
which format is your audio stream ?

burfadel
25th June 2007, 16:33
I've found the problem, its ok now!

What happened is I extraced the audio and video streams using yamb from a few days ago. When I extracted the audio stream, even though I clicked on extract raw audio the file names had extensions .mp4. When these were added naturally it didn't work as it wasn't detecting the file correctly.

In the latest build (23 June) I tried the extraction again, and now it names it correctly, and hence creating the new file works correctly.

Kurtnoise
27th June 2007, 07:18
@Nurbs : replace the old MediaInfo.dll by this one (http://kurtnoise.free.fr/index.php?dir=misc/&file=MediaInfo-0.7.4.8.zip). This issue has been fixed now. Hoping that you don't need it for MPEG PS or MPEG TS files coz this has been disabled in the linker to compile the library properly...

nurbs
27th June 2007, 07:44
Works great with the new dll, thank you.

Is it possible that files muxed with the old dll show problems on playback because the SBR part in the source files was not detected? I haven't noticed any problems myself, just curious if I should remux the files I created in the last couple of days.

Kurtnoise
27th June 2007, 09:35
Is it possible that files muxed with the old dll show problems on playback because the SBR part in the source files was not detected?
Certainly not...Yamb uses MediaInfo just to grab some infos from your input files not for writing.

snakeman
28th June 2007, 10:27
Yes it does work from the command line, but I really wanted the hinting feature included ans working for me. Well it saves an additional step.



snakeman

Kurtnoise
28th June 2007, 10:56
Ok...so, when you say
...doesn't work on my xp64 machine. I will stick with the older version.
the older version is the 1.6 or the new ones ? I need to know *exactly* which version is working or not for you. If it concerns the 2.0 builds, then post the yamb logfile.

Kurtnoise
28th June 2007, 13:05
I still get the log file in the output folder, no matter what is set in prefs.
I've just tested this on XP and Vista and....both work fine. So, are you sure that you have the right to write on the disk where Yamb is located ?

awx
28th June 2007, 23:23
I've just tested this on XP and Vista and....both work fine. So, are you sure that you have the right to write on the disk where Yamb is located ?
My log file in C:\Program Files\Yamb gets updated briefly as you can see:
[05:04:06] : Yamb 2.0 2007-06-23 compile started !!!
[05:04:06] : OS type detection...Windows Vista (version 6.0, Build 6000 : )
[05:04:06] : MP4Box found... C:\Program Files\Yamb\MP4Box.exe
[05:04:06] : MP4Tags found...C:\Program Files\Yamb\mp4tags.exe
[05:04:24] : Yamb 2.0 2007-06-23 compile closed.


But the "real" log file is always stored in the output folder.

When I go to prefs and change the log to the Yamb folder, it reverts back to the output folder.

Both the config and log files have recent modified by dates so I'm pretty sure they are being written to. I've manually opened the option file in notepad and tried to change it but it will revert right back.

I have UAC disabled and am running as an Admin on Vista.

I'll keep experimenting here to see what is going on.

Kurtnoise
29th June 2007, 06:06
My log file in C:\Program Files\Yamb gets updated briefly as you can see
Yes but writing on the disk is done at the end of the process (i.e when you close Yamb). However, "C:\Program Files\" directory needs special rights to write on it. So, change the Yamb location folder (in C:\ or My Documents\) and try again.


I have UAC disabled
That's really a bad idea...

awx
29th June 2007, 11:52
That's really a bad idea...
I'm a former MSDN member and ran XP as a limited user acct for several years. I've read quite a bit about least privilege, etc.

I'm aware of NTFS permissions. I've checked them multiple times and they seem correct. Like I wrote, both the config and log files do get updated. They just don't seem to work.

I will try again though.

awx
30th June 2007, 07:54
OK, I tried again and the problem is still there. I open Yamb and set the prefs to save in the app folder then quit. I opened the config file and verified that SaveLogApp=1. Relaunched Yamb and created a new .mp4. The log file was in the output folder. I quit Yamb and again checked the .config file in Notepad- it had SaveLogOut=1 now and SaveLogApp=0. It's not a big deal but that is all I know to tell you.

I'd also like to make a suggestion for the "Create mp4" wizard. Right now, when it finishes, the abort button is still clickable. I'm not sure about this, but the progress bar seems to still be active, though set at zero. To me it would be better to have both of those elements be disabled once the wizard completes. If the progress bar is already disabled or there is no way to disable it, maybe it should disappear or be set to full instead so the process looks complete at glance. Also, the top of the window still reads "Running Process, Wait and relax..." when it is finished.

snakeman
1st July 2007, 07:24
Here is my log file. I am using the first 2.0 preview with no problems on this system xp64 1.0 gig ram

snakeman
1st July 2007, 07:26
Try the attachment again!



snakeman

Kurtnoise
2nd July 2007, 08:41
Hi,

I'm too drunk and tired to give you a decent answer right now (well, yes...I've an excuse. ;) It was the wedding of my sister this weekend) but I'll look around this week.

SealTooGreat
2nd July 2007, 14:55
Cheers http://www.invision.smileyville.net/smilies/fnd (2).gif

Kurtnoise
3rd July 2007, 07:27
@snakeman : could you test the last build but without specifying a temp directory...I suspect a problem with it.

Schrade
3rd July 2007, 18:41
@snakeman : could you test the last build but without specifying a temp directory...I suspect a problem with it.

I can confirm the Temp Directory problem. I had a problem trying to remux things a while back and I found that if you just remove the temp directory completely it works. Took me a while to figure that out.

Kurtnoise
3rd July 2007, 19:38
ok...it's fixed now. I'll upload a new build tomorrow.

ssummer
4th July 2007, 12:47
I think more and more people are using Yamb to split MP4s to make it more manageable to view on their mobile device. One nice little feature that I found in another program (Samsung PC Studio to be exact) is the ability to set an overlap time when splitting a MP4/3GP.

What it does is say I set the time to 10 seconds, the last 10 seconds of the first file will be the first 10 seconds of the second. I know it sounds useless but it is actually pretty useful for continuity when watching a movie or show. Just wonder if anyone would find that feature useful and if so for possible incorporation into Yamb?

Kurtnoise
4th July 2007, 14:51
Well yes...all is possible. ;) I'll put it on the todo list.

Usa1955
4th July 2007, 15:10
Does MP4 even support AC3 audio or is it just the issue that MP4Box doesn't support it?

Kurtnoise
4th July 2007, 17:08
Strictly speaking, MP4 container doesn't support AC3 streams but you can find a way (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=124175) to do that (not with MP4Box).

Honestly today, AAC-in-MP4 is more standardized than AC3 and supplies all of which AC3 can offer.

Usa1955
4th July 2007, 20:10
Ah, thank you very much.

But I believe my receiver won't support AAC!? I recorded many stuff via DVB-s already encoded in AC3. I deinterlace and transcode this to h264 and initially wanted to store this with the AC3 audio.

I used MKV since recently but my Tvix won't support it so I'm looking for a new container and found MP4 which the Tvix supports. And ATM I don't know if AAC works as well as AC3 5.1 Audio with my Receiver?

SeeMoreDigital
4th July 2007, 20:19
... And ATM I don't know if AAC works as well as AC3 5.1 Audio with my Receiver?Unless your Tivx player offers 6Ch analogue audio outputs (like my players do) and your external amplifier has 6Ch analogue audio inputs (like mine does), sadly you will not be able to take full advantage of .MP4 files encoded with 6Ch AAC audio.

By-the-way.... only a couple of (old) Sony surround-sound amplifiers were fitted with chip-sets capable of decoding 6Ch AAC-LC via SPDIF!


Cheers

Tanma
22nd July 2007, 02:31
Why not split by frames?

It seems the "split from X to Y" works only in seconds, not in milliseconds, although we can specify milliseconds.

Kurtnoise
22nd July 2007, 07:23
Why not split by frames?
coz MP4Box doesn't have this feature...

Tanma
24th July 2007, 00:39
There are restrictions about h264 that are different from XviD?

I'm encoding anime since 2002, and I miss a program like Virtualdub to handle H264 and MP4... principally the option to replace reencoded keyframes.

Kurtnoise
24th July 2007, 07:11
There are restrictions about h264 that are different from XviD?
I don't know what you talking about...Could you describe more precisely what you called restrictions ?

I'm encoding anime since 2002, and I miss a program like Virtualdub to handle H264 and MP4... principally the option to replace reencoded keyframes.
Avidemux is the way to go if you're interested by a Vdub-like editor...although that the keyframes replacement feature doesn't exist (and honestly I don't see the point to do that without reencoding the stream).

Tanma
26th July 2007, 05:05
Well, when you do fansubs, sometimes you see after the encode that a line has mistype. With xvid + virtualdub, I could replace the error easily only reencoding the keyframes corresponding to that line. It's very hard to do it with h264, since (I think) there are no programs that handle it like virtualdub.

Kurtnoise
4th August 2007, 16:00
Allright...it's time officially to release something before to add new features, isn't it ?

Changelog:

[Addons]
Some new input files support :
* NHNT
* NHNM
* jpg, jpeg
* MPEG-TS (only MPEG-2 video streams, no AVC yet)
Multilanguage support :
* English
* French
...more welcome
A feature to save infos as template (either Yamb way or MP4Box's one) from the creation list (right click on the list to enable it).
A feature to view directly the yamb log when process is finished (right click on the list to enable it).
A feature to select directly the previous/next track checked in the list (available in Properties window).
The choice of the font name & the font size concerning subtitles text streams (i.e srt, ttxt...)
More brand names.
Option dedicated to the streaming.
Option for compliance (Standard/iPhone/iPod/ISMA/PSP)
Option to extract all streams from your input file at once.
Option to specify the temp directory for running processes.
Option to enable the verbose Mode for MP4Box.
Option to enable or not Modern Style for the lists used in this application.
Introducing Vista support **
More warnings for unsupported files and for the fps non-specified concerning raw AVC streams.
Now possibility to mux directly the x264_avi files.
MP4Box Autodetection/Autoloading (if it's located in the same Yamb directory).
sources are now open as promised (according to the LGPLv3)
few others that I forgot.

[Improvements]
Better parsing for vobsub files (now only checked if timestamps are there)
Better support for extraction/splitting/concatenation/tagging.
Better design in the creation stuff to distinguish Input and Output (well...I think but you know...:))

[Fixes]
A lot of bugfixes that I don't remember...;-)



** Yamb works flawlessly on Vista but for the moment you need to run it as administrator (right click on the Yamb.exe file; then click on "Run as administrator")
An other way is to rename Yamb.exe to xxx_installer.exe or xxx_setup.exe. Due to the Microsoft heuristics, the level to have the admin rights will be automatically raisen.


>> Download available on the website : http://yamb.unite-video.com/

themostestultimategenius
4th August 2007, 16:07
When I join 2 videos, the videos don't join but rather just get muxed into the same MP4 file and playback at the same time.
This only happens if either video is longer than 5 mins.

http://img32.picoodle.com/img/img32/9/8/4/t_untitledm_7828c54.jpg (http://www.picoodle.com/view.php?img=/9/8/4/f_untitledm_7828c54.jpg&srv=img32)

Since it happens when I use both Yamb 1.6 and Yamb 2.0 I think the problem lies with MP4Box.
Is there any solution to this?

SeeMoreDigital
4th August 2007, 16:34
Hi Kurt,

I have not used YAMB 2 for a while.... Which "tagger" should we be using. And is really necessary to install a tagger?


Cheers

sillKotscha
4th August 2007, 16:36
Allright...it's time officially to release something before to add new features, isn't it ?

thank you for scarifying your free time and releasing a nice new yamb build...

much appreciated...

regards sill

@smd

although it is nice to have yamb for tagging as well i must admit that in the last couple of days i get used to itunes for hazzle free mp4 tagging... for me it is working flawless with everything I need... cover art, artist, album, etc. ... for the usual every day tagging itunes works nice... but i can understand that not everyone is willing to install bloated apple software just for tagging :) ... so, just see it as an alternative