View Full Version : Megui 0.3.1.1043 - Bitrate Calculator Problems
chirayuw
16th June 2009, 11:47
This is a new error I encountered. I was trying to encode a vob/ ifo file to mkv with x264 video, ac3 audio.
1] I created a d2v file for the vob and demuxed the Ac3 audio
2] Created an Avisynth script [.avs] file from this d2v file
3] Chose 'x264 DXVA HD - Balanced' setting & Mkv container for video
4] Chose 'Ac3 *Scratchpad*' setting for audio
5] Tried opening the Bitrate calculator and Megui gave me this error
http://i39.tinypic.com/npm0kp.jpg
6] So I changed audio to a different setting [not Ac3] and Bitrate calculator opened
7] Hypothesis is Bitrate calculator does not work when using Ac3 audio
So how do I solve this problem?
rack04
16th June 2009, 13:21
I can reproduce but what is your reason for encoding ac3 to ac3 using "Aften AC-3: *Scratchpad*"? If you just want to use the bitrate calculator just load the avs file and then select the ac-3 track in the bitrate calculator.
Sharktooth
16th June 2009, 14:54
input and output filenames MUST be different.
chirayuw
17th June 2009, 15:19
I can reproduce but what is your reason for encoding ac3 to ac3 using "Aften AC-3: *Scratchpad*"? If you just want to use the bitrate calculator just load the avs file and then select the ac-3 track in the bitrate calculator.
Its cos Megui doesn't give me an option where I can use un-encoded audio, if I want ac3 audio I must encode it.
chirayuw
17th June 2009, 15:20
input and output filenames MUST be different.
I did'nt change file names for anything, so dunno why its giving me this error
rack04
17th June 2009, 15:26
Its cos Megui doesn't give me an option where I can use un-encoded audio, if I want ac3 audio I must encode it.
What is un-encoded audio? :confused:
I did'nt change file names for anything, so dunno why its giving me this error
It's because you input audio file is ac3 and you have selected a audio profile to encode to ac3. The input and output filenames are the same. If you change the output filename the bitrate calculator will work.
chirayuw
17th June 2009, 15:30
What is un-encoded audio? :confused:
I mean there is no 'do not encode audio' option in the encoder settings, as such when I used the audio I have to encode it in order for it to be part of the mkv
chirayuw
17th June 2009, 15:35
It's because you input audio file is ac3 and you have selected a audio profile to encode to ac3. The input and output filenames are the same. If you change the output filename the bitrate calculator will work.
Thanks, will give it a go
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Btw am using the following guide to create the mkv:
http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/dvd_to_avc_megui_part_1.cfm
rack04
17th June 2009, 15:52
I mean there is no 'do not encode audio' option in the encoder settings, as such when I used the audio I have to encode it in order for it to be part of the mkv
That is incorrect. If you don't want to encode the audio just don't include it in the Audio section. To use the Bitrate Calculator just load you avs file in the video section and then select Bitrate Calculator. In this window you can select the audio file.
chirayuw
17th June 2009, 16:24
Thanks, it works.
1] I changed directory for save, so I can keep same name
2] Removed audio so can use bitrate calc, used audio in calc to get encode info
3] I auto-encoded and chose add additional... and then added audio + subs there, so encode not needed
4] wait for encode
5] :thanks:
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