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kachaj
22nd November 2010, 09:24
Ffdshow version I use is rev3629. I thought the jerky problem is CQM-related but converted this trailer with CQM in VirtuaDubMod and the issue does not occur.

henryho_hk
24th December 2010, 10:49
Would it be the "packed bit stream" option?

Livesms
24th December 2010, 23:14
Maybe missed the topic, but...
Is there any avs2qx264.bat [AVS to Quality x264] package ?

kachaj
25th December 2010, 01:50
Would it be the "packed bit stream" option?
Indeed the problem was caused by "packed bit stream" option. Removed it from an avi file with MPEG4Modifier. Is there an option in xvid_presets_25h.csv file to remove packed bistream permanently?

Edit: found this option earlier in this thread so nevermind :P
BTW, IMO perfect batch script for ASP encoding

henryho_hk
26th December 2010, 13:33
Maybe missed the topic, but...
Is there any avs2qx264.bat [AVS to Quality x264] package ?

The major mission of avs2qxvid is to implement compressibility tests and thus Teegedeck's XviD presets. These seems not available/needed by x264.

henryho_hk
28th December 2010, 06:08
Is there an option in xvid_presets_25h.csv file to remove packed bistream permanently?


I wish to include it in xvid_presets_25h.csv but I am hitting the 26-variable limit in DOS batch "for" syntax. :devil:

SilaSurfer
17th May 2011, 19:33
Hi Henryho_hk. I was just wondering is your batch file compatible with Xvid 1.3.1 (2.4.2011) from Jawor. He added Xvid encraw with his release. I was wondering if I should replace one that came with your batch file with one from his package?

Nevermind, it is compatible. Thanks anyway

henryho_hk
18th May 2011, 05:55
Sorry, Jawor's compile cannot replace squid80's mod because the batch requires stats file output which plain xvid_encraw does not support. Also, the plain xvid_encraw does not produce OpenDML AVI (corrupted files for >2GB AVI, not to say >4GB intermediate pass-0 temp. AVI).

Indeed, I have further modified Jawor's XviD 1.3.1 source and hacked in the stats file output (SSIM file output too). OpenDML AVI codes seem too hard and so we have to stay with MPEG4 Elementary Stream (M4V) output. Fortunately, ffms2() supports such file format.... with two drawbacks: (1) indexing M4V file in gigabytes is lengthy and (2) the compressibility-test pass will need a SSD drive for reasonable performance.

If you are not doing compressibility test, it will be okay though.

SilaSurfer
18th May 2011, 20:00
Well I have made some short tests with about 1530 frames short clips and had proper results (compressibility wise). Your batch file with squid80 Xvid_encraw that came along and Jawors 1.3.1 version. Now I don't know about longer video files because I didn't have time to do some more tests.