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I'm encoding some anime. The raw is NTSC, but after I use hqdn3d, it always ends up with a PAL encode. Here is my script (sans the file names).
DirectShowSource("the raw.avi")
converttoyv12()
hqdn3d(2)
loadplugin("asdgsadhgasdh\VSFilter.dll")
TextSub("sadgasdh.ass")
TextSub("fsadjhadjf.ass")
TextSub("asfdhdsfhadsfh.ass")
TextSub("asdfhadsfhafh.ass")
The raw is 24:59, NTSC, 640x480. When I put that script through megui, I end up with a 29:58, PAL, "480x640" video file that still plays in 640x480. What am I doing wrong?
buzzqw
15th July 2007, 13:00
about the 25 fps could be if you encode to xvid
xvid_encraw has a little bug.. if in command line isn't specified the -fps parameter it always encode at 25 fps
and btw... hqdn3d(2) has nothing to spare with this problem
BHH
Yes, I am encoding to xvid. How do I put in the -fps parameter?
thanks for the quick reply. :)
buzzqw
15th July 2007, 18:51
look here http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1022419&postcount=1214
BHH
look here http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1022419&postcount=1214
BHH
Ok I replaced the xvid encraw exe in the megui folder and put the other dll file there as well. Do I need to add anything to my script to make sure it stays NTSC?
buzzqw
15th July 2007, 22:06
afaik .. no , should be enough
BHH
DarkT
15th July 2007, 22:15
What you MIGHT want to do is customize HQDN3D a bit more... I usually give it the 1st 4 parameters... I think...
afaik .. no , should be enough
BHH
I just reencoded it again and the same thing happened. There's also the issue of the file saying that it's 480x640 yet when you play it, it comes out as 640x480. I'll try adding more parameters for hqdn3d.
squid_80
16th July 2007, 04:08
I just reencoded it again and the same thing happened. There's also the issue of the file saying that it's 480x640 yet when you play it, it comes out as 640x480.That's another bug in the standard version of xvid_encraw, sounds like it's still not using the one you got from my website.
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