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Carpo
29th May 2007, 22:09
i have grabed all the files from http://members.optusnet.com.au/squid_80/ - can someone tell me is this all i need to be able to encode under x64? do i need more files or any special install instructions?

thanks

burfadel
29th May 2007, 23:49
The build of x264 available from there is really quite old, you can download the latest build from here:

http://cef.neuf.fr/x264/

Cef keeps the builds up to date, the have the aq patch applied, and they are a little faster than other builds available!

Carpo
30th May 2007, 11:25
thanks :) - but as i asked above is that all i will need - i dont want to go and get x64 xp or vista64 for nothing - although there are drivers for all my stuff under x64 now :)

Carpo
1st June 2007, 09:13
now i keep getting two errors

1. it says it cant load avisynth.dll

2. says there no function named DGDecode_mpeg2source

seeing as i work from home, comp will buy me vista64 - is there no one that can help out on encoding on x64, i have done a few of the suggestions found on these forums but none seem to help, if its a case of compiling on x64 if someone tells me what i need and how to set it up i will help in that way

celtic_druid
1st June 2007, 13:26
The toolchain needs to be the same so.
64bit dgdecode, 64bit avisynth--> 64bit encoder.
or 32bit versions of the above.
Also, I don't know about others but anything 64bit from me is tested under XP x64, not Vista.

Carpo
2nd June 2007, 18:08
all versions are 64bit as far as i know i got them all from squid_80's site

ToS_Maverick
2nd June 2007, 18:35
i encode all my stuff with xp x64. the difference is, i only use the std 32bit apps, since there is no complete toolset for x64.

if everything is ported nicely, i'll move on to the 64bit versions ;)

Carpo
2nd June 2007, 22:59
is there any speed up on x64 using std 32bit apps - a stupid question im sure but if there is no performance increase i see little point in using x64 - things work now and a re-install is not what i need atm ;)