MeGUI: bug reports and feature requests

[DrPhill]

To get an MP4 file containing both video and audio streams, you would:

add a job to convert the audio script (either a separate one or the same with the video), if you don't have already a format compatible with the MP4 container
add a job to convert the video script (either a separate one or the same with the audio)
add a job to multiplex the yet separate video stream and audio stream to a new, combined media file (Tools » Muxer › MP4 muxer [Ctrl+5])

You did not document if you executed the third step. More details about your workflow, please.

Thank you for replying, and apologies for not supplying all the information.

I enter the names of my audio and video sources n the 'Input' tab of MeGUI, hit the 'Auto Encode' button, and the output is a file named testAudio-muxed.MP4 so my guess is that I have done the multiplexing. The file size is large enough.

So I try to follow your three-step instructions:
After I have entered the source video (.avs) and source audio (.avs or .mp3) on the ''Input' tab (first two steps). For step 3 I open the MeGUI MP4 Muxer dialog window.
But I cannot enter the names of the 'intermediate' (.MP4 and.AC3) files as they have not yet been produced?

Maybe I am missing something here?

[LigH]

If you run the three steps manually, you will indeed have to finish the first two jobs before you can create the third and select the existing intermediate files.

I have no real experience with one-click features, usually I need custom solutions anyway. So I can't confirm if there is any issue with MeGUI in Auto Encode mode.
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AC3 in MP4 was not very usual until the last year. There might be players or software which don't handle it properly (AC3 = Dolby Digital is not part of the MPEG specification, therefore it has to be stored as "private stream"). The current development version of MeGUI should contain an MP4Box which can create a proper MP4. A current MediaInfo should detect this audio stream.

[DrPhill]

Running the three steps manually still gives the same result - a silent video.

I just tried my video with VLC. Does VLC support MP4 with AC3? (VLC mentions AC3, but for all I know there may be a differnce between AC3 raw support and support for AC3 embedded in an MP4.) (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/features.php?cat=input)

If so then my video has not been composed correctly - the latest version of VLC plays my video silently. Alternately, which player can I get (preferably free) that definitely does support this so that I can 'prove' that my video is at fault?

Sorry to ask - I do not know if I am asking the right questions here.... and I want to narrow down the nature of the problem (could be me and my ignorance of course).

[LigH]

A current VLC certainly supports AC3 in MP4. It just might prefer digital output (S/P-DIF: Coax or TOS-Link) which you might not have connected to an external decoder (A/V receiver)? Configuring VLC is a little elaborate...

MPC-HC supports it as well. Here you may try to disable (uncheck) the internal MP4 splitter to leave the splitting to Haali, and you can quite easily configure the internal audio decoder (double-click) to whether or not use S/P-DIF output, or disable (uncheck) the internal AC3 decoder to leave it to a DirectShow decoder you installed (e.g. ffdshow) which you may have to configure separately.

[DrPhill]

I thank you for that explanation, but it all sounds very complicated. I think that I may have got myself to a place I do not want/need to be. Let me backtrack and explain what I am trying to do, and maybe you can tell me if MeGUI is the way to go.

I have some videos that I have been creating (AVs scripting) now I want to add some audio (WAV or MP3) to them and produce them in a generally useful format. Someone on Doom9 suggested MeGUI was the tool to use.

But if it is so hard to find and configure a player for MP4/AC3 then surely this combination of formats is not a readily usable one? Most people just fire up whatever default player is linked to MP4...... I am lost, I think.:o

[LigH]

Not yet. :)

First check if the result should be technically correct, using MediaInfo and VLC's internal information about the opened media file.

And then, VLC has visualization plugins, so you should be able to see if there is audible sound included and decoded at all, and might just be put to the wrong outlet.

[StainlessS]

@DrPhill
Here is MediaInfo for Windows, you want the GUI version.
http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download/Windows

[DrPhill]

Not yet. :)

First check if the result should be technically correct, using MediaInfo and VLC's internal information about the opened media file.

And then, VLC has visualization plugins, so you should be able to see if there is audible sound included and decoded at all, and might just be put to the wrong outlet.

OK, thanks for the support.....

VLC recognises two Streams - Video H264 and Audio A52 (aka AC3) - so that at least indicates (proves?) that the MP4 is built correctly?

Off to download MediaInfo.
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Downloaded MediaInf: not sure what I am looking for. It recognises both streams (AVC video, AC3 audio).
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The 'audio' menu in VLC has no enabled menu items. Is that a hint?
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Ah..... playing the original WAV gets me an audio spectrum, playing the MP4 gets me nothing. It might then be that the MP4 has an audio track that ie not playable or has zero volume?

[LigH]

You can http://forum.doom9.org/images/buttons/edit.gif your own replies and add content, instead of replying yourself...
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MediaInfo can export its analysis to a text file which you can post here in a CODE block, or in a "pastebin" website. So we might find suspicious details (e.g. unusual bitrates or sampling rates an AC3 audio stream should not have).

The "disabled" VLC Audio menu content is possibly an interesting part of the issue.

I am not certain if the spectrum visualization may be disabled while audio passes through digital output, and is therefore not decoded by VLC.

[DrPhill]

I got out of the habit of editing replies in discussion fora because it can make subsequent comments look odd. I tidied up the four above into one.

I have attached example.txt as a flat text file output from MediaInfo.

The disabled VLC menu is a bit of a red herring - the menu is only enable while the clip is playing and I had the clip on pause initially (it is only 10 seconds or so long). If I hurry I can enable the spectrum. However, that is more interesting because while playing the clip it has no audio 'spectrum', whereas the source audio file does.

Oh, I notice that the text file requires approval - in case it takes to long I will paste a code block.
General
CompleteName : C:\Users\Phill\VideoProject\FarleyFalls\testAudio-muxed.mp4
Format : MPEG-4
Format_Profile : Base Media
CodecID : isom
FileSize/String : 715 KiB
Duration/String : 12s 538ms
OverallBitRate/String : 467 Kbps
Encoded_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:14:22
Tagged_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:14:22

Video
ID/String : 1
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format_Profile : High@L3.0
Format_Settings_CABAC/String : Yes
Format_Settings_RefFrames/String : 4 frames
CodecID : avc1
CodecID/Info : Advanced Video Coding
Duration/String : 12s 500ms
BitRate/String : 79.2 Kbps
BitRate_Maximum/String : 310 Kbps
Width/String : 640 pixels
Height/String : 480 pixels
DisplayAspectRatio/String : 4:3
FrameRate_Mode/String : Constant
FrameRate/String : 24.000 fps
ColorSpace : YUV
ChromaSubsampling : 4:2:0
BitDepth/String : 8 bits
ScanType/String : Progressive
Bits-(Pixel*Frame) : 0.011
StreamSize/String : 121 KiB (17%)
Encoded_Library/String : x264 core 120 r2164 da19765
Encoded_Library_Settings : cabac=1 / ref=3 / deblock=1:0:0 / analyse=0x3:0x113 / me=hex / subme=7 / psy=1 / psy_rd=1.00:0.00 / mixed_ref=1 / me_range=16 / chroma_me=1 / trellis=1 / 8x8dct=1 / cqm=0 / deadzone=21,11 / fast_pskip=1 / chroma_qp_offset=-2 / threads=3 / sliced_threads=0 / nr=0 / decimate=1 / interlaced=0 / bluray_compat=0 / constrained_intra=0 / bframes=3 / b_pyramid=2 / b_adapt=1 / b_bias=0 / direct=1 / weightb=1 / open_gop=0 / weightp=2 / keyint=240 / keyint_min=24 / scenecut=40 / intra_refresh=0 / rc_lookahead=40 / rc=crf / mbtree=1 / crf=20.0 / qcomp=0.60 / qpmin=0 / qpmax=69 / qpstep=4 / ip_ratio=1.40 / aq=1:1.00
Encoded_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:12:25
Tagged_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:14:22

Audio
ID/String : 2
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Format_Settings_ModeExtension : CM (complete main)
Format_Settings_Endianness : Big
CodecID : ac-3
Duration/String : 12s 538ms
BitRate_Mode/String : Constant
BitRate/String : 384 Kbps
Channel(s)/String : 1 channel
ChannelPositions : Front: C
SamplingRate/String : 44.1 KHz
BitDepth/String : 16 bits
Compression_Mode/String : Lossy
Video_Delay/String : -3ms
StreamSize/String : 588 KiB (82%)
Encoded_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:14:22
Tagged_Date : UTC 2012-05-11 10:14:22

[LigH]

There may be two problems:

a) 384 kbps for only 1 channel is overkill; simple consumer DVD compatible A/V receivers won't decode that, maybe even some PC software decoders may be confused. 192 kbps is often enough for stereo, and mono will be fine with 128 kbps already.
b) the 44.1 kHz are another reason why it may fail, DVD and Blu-ray are based on 48.0 kHz, you should consider either a sampling rate conversion — or leaving the audio as MP3.

[DrPhill]

If I reduce the frequency of the audio in Audacity (from 44.1KHz) I can reduce the kbps, If I increase the frequency to 48kHz I increase the kbps. I am not sure what I need to do. Should I reduce the frequency to 24KHz, or 12Khz, or even 6Khz (ie power-of-two fraction of the 48Khz)?

I am taking up a lot of your time here, and I am immensely grateful for your help, but would understand if you are finding this a chore....

I can export the audio as mp3. I will try that now.
Using mp3 as audio input file gives MP4 with no audio stream.
Using an AVS 'helper script' to load the MP3 give exactly the same frequency (44.1 KHz) and rate (384Kbps).

Should I change the output of Audacity to a lower bitrate? I can do so easily, but you said that 48Khz was more normal?

[LigH]

Frequency and bitrate are rather independent for lossily compressed audio like AC3 or MP3. The bitrate is related to the encoding quality in such cases. As example, you can encode both 44.1 and 48.0 kHz (stereo) WAV to e.g. 192 kbps; and you can encode to e.g. 128, 160, 192 or 224 kbps (keeping less to more of the original quality).

Don't refer to Audacity when the output format is PCM WAV, because that is uncompressed audio, here they are directly related.

To achieve DVD/Blu-ray/etc. player compatibility, you should resample the sound to 48.0 kHz, increasing the sampling rate. You can do that inside MeGUI. Decreasing the sampling frequency to a fraction of this value would filter the high frequencies off, making it sound dull; and you would break compatibility again.

And you should reduce the encoding bitrate to a sane value. 384 kbps is a "conservative" value for 5.1 multichannel audio sources; stereo or even mono audio does not need so much bitrate for a similar quality.

By the way: Why is your audio stream mono, at all?! What strange kind of source do you have?

[Shevek]

As a test, are you able to encode the AC3 to repeat the mono track in both L&R instead of C and see if that makes a difference in VLC?

[DrPhill]

Frequency and bitrate are rather independent for lossily compressed audio like AC3 or MP3. The bitrate is related to the encoding quality in such cases. As example, you can encode both 44.1 and 48.0 kHz (stereo) WAV to e.g. 192 kbps; and you can encode to e.g. 128, 160, 192 or 224 kbps (keeping less to more of the original quality).

Don't refer to Audacity when the output format is PCM WAV, because that is uncompressed audio, here they are directly related.

To achieve DVD/Blu-ray/etc. player compatibility, you should resample the sound to 48.0 kHz, increasing the sampling rate. You can do that inside MeGUI. Decreasing the sampling frequency to a fraction of this value would filter the high frequencies off, making it sound dull; and you would break compatibility again.

And you should reduce the encoding bitrate to a sane value. 384 kbps is a "conservative" value for 5.1 multichannel audio sources; stereo or even mono audio does not need so much bitrate for a similar quality.
OK, I understand, done. I now have 128Kbps, 48Khz, 1 channel AC3. Still no sound from the clip.

By the way: Why is your audio stream mono, at all?! What strange kind of source do you have? I recorded myself playing whistle. Mono seemed appropriate. I have remixed the WAV to stereo to see if that helps.

- I now have 128Kbps, 48Khz, 2 channel AC3. Still no sound from the clip.

As a test, are you able to encode the AC3 to repeat the mono track in both L&R instead of C and see if that makes a difference in VLC?
Not sure how to do that - will take a look.

[Shevek]

If you've done this:

I now have 128Kbps, 48Khz, 2 channel AC3.

there's no need to do what I suggested...

Can you post the MediaInfo output from the 2 channel AC3?

[DrPhill]

General
Complete name : C:\Users\Phill\VideoProject\FarleyFalls\testAudio-muxed.mp4
Format : MPEG-4
Format profile : Base Media
Codec ID : isom
File size : 488 KiB
Duration : 12s 500ms
Overall bit rate : 320 Kbps
Encoded date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09
Tagged date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09

Video
ID : 1
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : High@L5.1
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, ReFrames : 4 frames
Codec ID : avc1
Codec ID/Info : Advanced Video Coding
Duration : 12s 500ms
Bit rate : 204 Kbps
Nominal bit rate : 2 000 Mbps
Maximum bit rate : 657 Kbps
Width : 640 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4:3
Frame rate mode : Constant
Frame rate : 24.000 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.028
Stream size : 311 KiB (64%)
Writing library : x264 core 120 r2164 da19765
Encoding settings : cabac=1 / ref=3 / deblock=1:0:0 / analyse=0x3:0x113 / me=hex / subme=7 / psy=1 / psy_rd=1.00:0.00 / mixed_ref=1 / me_range=16 / chroma_me=1 / trellis=1 / 8x8dct=1 / cqm=0 / deadzone=21,11 / fast_pskip=1 / chroma_qp_offset=-2 / threads=3 / sliced_threads=0 / nr=0 / decimate=1 / interlaced=0 / bluray_compat=0 / constrained_intra=0 / bframes=3 / b_pyramid=2 / b_adapt=1 / b_bias=0 / direct=1 / weightb=1 / open_gop=0 / weightp=2 / keyint=240 / keyint_min=24 / scenecut=40 / intra_refresh=0 / rc_lookahead=40 / rc=2pass / mbtree=1 / bitrate=2000000 / ratetol=1.0 / qcomp=0.60 / qpmin=0 / qpmax=69 / qpstep=4 / cplxblur=20.0 / qblur=0.5 / ip_ratio=1.40 / aq=1:1.00
Encoded date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09
Tagged date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09

Audio
ID : 2
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Mode extension : CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness : Big
Codec ID : ac-3
Duration : 11s 7ms
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 128 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 172 KiB (35%)
Encoded date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09
Tagged date : UTC 2012-05-11 14:32:09


EDIT: Please use QUOTE instead CODE to put MediaInfo's

[Shevek]

Another thing to test would be to use an MKV container instead of MP4.

MKV has supported AC3 for much longer.

[StainlessS]

Does an alternative audio format work (other than AC3)?

EDIT: Maybe put it up on MediaFire, to test on another system.

[DrPhill]

Does an alternative audio format work (other than AC3)?

I have not tried another format in MeGUI. I did not realise that I could.

I do not wish to diminish the patient help that you have been giving (above and beyond anything that could be expected of you), but is it really this hard to take a video (AVS Script, even m2v) and an audio track (MP3 or WAV) and wind the two together to make a video with sound? I mean no disrespect to MeGUI - it seems fast clear, and crash free software - but I only wound up here because someone told me that it would do what I needed.

For example, I can just add both my m2v video file and my mp3 audio to 'windoze live movie maker' and ''crash bang wallop" I have something that works. Now I hate to use Microsoft stuff if I don't have to, but the alternatives seem non-existent. True the output from 'movie maker' is non-optimised (and non-portable), but if needs be I can wedge it into YouTube and let YouTube converters worry about it.

A lot of the problem is probably my profound ignorance of a world of competing standards. Maybe I am just not up to this?

Please, please, please do not take this as any form of criticism (except maybe of my self and my expectations).

EDIT:EDIT: Maybe put it up on MediaFire, to test on another system.
I can put any and all bits up for test - I have not used MediaFire, but will look at that. Alternately I could host stuff on my website. The script is easy to cut and paste, the audio is quite small, and the finished MP4 is not that large..... what would you like?

[Zathor]

I agree that it should not be so difficult as it seems to be right now. Please try the OneClick tool in MeGUI. Add your input (video) file, select the audio file and have a look in the config tabs. The container format can be changed in the OneClick profile configuration (default is MKV). If you still hear no audio when using that tool, then please upload the complete log so that we can have a look at it.

But I am still not sure what target device you have. Do you need to play it only on the PC? In that case I suggest to use MKV as it has less restrictions.

[DrPhill]

I agree that it should not be so difficult as it seems to be right now. Please try the OneClick tool in MeGUI. Add your input (video) file, select the audio file and have a look in the config tabs. The container format can be changed in the OneClick profile configuration (default is MKV). If you still hear no audio when using that tool, then please upload the complete log so that we can have a look at it.

But I am still not sure what target device you have. Do you need to play it only on the PC? In that case I suggest to use MKV as it has less restrictions.

Aaaaaah! Success. So a different container works. As for target, well whatever - I am mainly doing this for my own delight, but to share with friends too, and to learn a bit about video (a very tiny bit of what there is to learn, it seems). If it works on my windows pc then it should work on others, and that should cover most of my audience. If I want to share it more widely then I will let YouTube distribution/conversion handle it for now. (I use SourceForge developer web as my webServer, and videos would be an unfair bandwidth use).

I noticed that MeGUI seemed a lot faster converting these files than other technologies, as well as being the first to work with audio. Can I use a command line version? That is my preferred final modus operandi. If so then it probably will do all I need except editing AVS scripts. Cool.

I will research the restrictions of MKV, but I can probably live with them. Certainly for now.

So a BIG thankyou to all who have been helping me add sound to my videos. Your patience is astounding.

WMP does not recognise MKV (will not load the files even). No Big deal for my own consumption, and for sharing I can use the Tube. Interestingly I can package the video as an MKV into an MP4 container (I think that I have the terminology right) and WMP will play the video, but not the sound. VLC plays either just fine.
Is there another audio format that would be worth trying?

[Zathor]

I noticed that MeGUI seemed a lot faster converting these files than other technologies, as well as being the first to work with audio. Can I use a command line version?
MeGUI cannot be used from a command line, but when you have a loom in the log files you will see all commands and can create your own batch script. Additionally you can have a look at the next version of the OneClick tool:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163399
It has improved a lot compared to the stable OneClick tool so e.g. batch processing is possible which may also help in your case. But... this new OneClick build may be unstable.
Also there are other tools out there and some of them may be more helpful for your use case.

WMP does not recognise MKV (will not load the files even).
Try installing the Matroska Splitter. WMP should then able to play the file.
http://haali.su/mkv/MatroskaSplitter.exe

[DrPhill]

MeGUI cannot be used from a command line, but when you have a loom in the log files you will see all commands and can create your own batch script. Additionally you can have a look at the next version of the OneClick tool:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163399
It has improved a lot compared to the stable OneClick tool so e.g. batch processing is possible which may also help in your case. But... this new OneClick build may be unstable.
Also there are other tools out there and some of them may be more helpful for your use case.

Scripting is good too (actually what I was going to do with commandline option and bat files), and maybe portable (I am planning on decamping to a Unix OS in the autumn)((I assume MeGUI runs on Unix?)).

Try installing the Matroska Splitter. WMP should then able to play the file.
http://haali.su/mkv/MatroskaSplitter.exe
I have no particular yen to run WMP - it is would only be of interest if windoze users could use my output. Or are you saying Matroska is an alternate container? I get a bit lost still.

Perhaps I could be a little cheeky and ask for your opinion on formats. I am processing MPG from my camera merging with JPG from the camera. I use an AVS script to create an intermediate video (currently m2v). This was chosen based on the toolset of the moment. If I use MeGUI to do this transformation, and then MeGUI to join the intermediate videos and to add sound, is there a better intermediate video format than m2v?

[StainlessS]

DrPhil,
Zathor only mentioned WMP because you said it did not work. MatroskaSplitter allows you to use WMP to view.
Also, your AC3 problem might well have been as simple as your not having an AC3 codec.
EDIT: Although VLC should have been able to play via internal codec. NOTE, VLC seems to just fail
if it does not have an internal codec to suite, and does not fall back on DirectShow, whereas eg
GOM Player and MediaPlayerClassic-HomeCinema seem to fall back to Directshow if they dont have suitable internal
codecs.

[minda76]

MeGUI error:Invalid update file

[Error] Log
-[Information] Versions
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] MeGUI Version : 2149 x64 (svn)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64 SP1 (6.1.65536.7601)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] .Net Framework: 4.0 (4.0.30319)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] AviSynth: 2.5.8.5 (2010.08.29 10:50:46)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] AvisynthWrapper: 2010.04.10 11:58:26
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib: 0.85.5.452 (2008.08.07 19:31:12)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] LinqBridge: 1.0.0.0 (2009.05.28 00:24:34)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] MediaInfo: 0.7.57.0 (2012.05.02 18:49:56)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] MediaInfoWrapper: 0.7.53.0 (2012.01.27 17:42:16)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] MessageBoxExLib: 1.0.2218.28317 (2008.12.19 19:53:04)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] SevenZipSharp: 0.64.3890.29348 (2011.01.02 09:59:32)
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] 7z: 9.20 (2010.11.18 15:21:50)
-[Error] Update detection
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:31] Connecting to server: http://megui.org/auto/
--[Error] [2012.05.15 11:14:32] Invalid update file. Aborting.
--[Information] [2012.05.15 11:14:32] Connecting to server: http://megui.xvidvideo.ru/auto/
--[Error] [2012.05.15 11:14:32] Invalid update file. Aborting.
--[Error] [2012.05.15 11:14:32] Could not download XML file
--[Error] [2012.05.15 11:14:32] Invalid update file. Aborting.

[LigH]

Maybe you just even caught the moment when rev. 2150 was uploaded. Try again.

[Zathor]

No, the xml file for the x64 build was faulty. Btw - someone is really using the x64 MeGUI build :)

[Zathor]

hi Zathor
Could you please have a look at this log.
I cannot index an mp4 file unless I disable audio.
I extracted the audio with yamb and when I ty to encode it, it gives this error:


--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Trying to open the file with NicAudio
--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Failed opening the file with NicAudio()
--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Trying to open the file with FFAudioSource()
--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Failed opening the file with FFAudioSource(). FFAudioSource: No audio track found
--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Trying to open the file with DirectShowSource()
--[Information] [19.4.2012 20:07:42] Failed opening the file with DirectShowSource(). DirectShowSource: Could not open as video or audio.


Neither FFAudioSource or NicAudio can open those files. I have muxed your aac file with MkveMerge to an MKA file and then at least DirectShowSource was working for me. Also it should work when you use other audio decoders like BassAudio.

[unreal666]

The selection of resize filters might be limited to scaling functions provided by AviSynth 2.56; Blackman and Spline64 were introduced in 2.58, Sinc in 2.60.
Why might be limited by AviSynth 2.56?
To last AviSynth 2.56 release already almost 7 years. Can it is time already forget about it?

[LigH]

If someone implemented the missing functions, it will. Might be as simple as adding a few entries in a list; Zathor may know.

[hello_hello]

I discovered an ffms problem while discussing encoding with MeGUI in another thread. I've only tested this with AVIs containing MP3 audio.

Before ffms was updated (r683) I was having no problems with indexing AVIs and MeGUI would create a script for encoding the audio. After the ffms update (2.17) AVIs which use a delay for the audio stream don't seem to index properly if the audio is selected while indexing. The log file says "Indexing Error: Audio Decoding Error".

I've indexed an AVI successfully, opened it with VirtualDub, applied an audio delay and resaved it as a new AVI for MeGUI to encode but the new version produces the error so I assume it's not a problem with the audio stream as such. I reverted back to ffms r683 and the AVI to which I'd applied the audio delay could be indexed again.

[Kurtnoise]

Remux your avi file to mkv and try to reindex it...anyway, it's not megui fault but more ffms. So, report your bug there.

[defalopii]

Is that possible to make MeGUI Distributed Encoding like in RipBot264 ??

[flebber]

Is that possible to make MeGUI Distributed Encoding like in RipBot264 ??

If you like feature why not just use ripbot? Personally variance is better to me gives better choice.

[defalopii]

If you like feature why not just use ripbot? Personally variance is better to me gives better choice.

MeGUI is more advance but more simple than RipBot
I can setting the encoding as i want, and MeGUI also compatible with many Windows OS without error or need to install or tweak or touch anything like RipBot that make RipBot more complicated actually

[cybersharky]

SetMemoryMax(512)
SetMTMode(2,0)
LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\mvtools2.dll")
Import("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\McDegrainSharp.avsi")
LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\SmoothAdjust.dll")
#LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\dgindex\DGDecode.dll")
mpeg2source("C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E3\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.d2v", info=3)
#tfm(pp=0)
doubleweave().selectodd()
#deinterlace
crop(8, 0, -8, 0)
Spline36Resize(640,480).Sharpen(0.2)
Smoothlevels(preset="tv2pc",TVrange=false)

McDegrainSharp()

Using SetMTMode the above script crashes.
If I use tfm(pp=0) the faulting module is TIVTC.dll
If I use doubleweave().selectodd() the faulting module is avisynth.dll

Faulting application name: x264.exe, version: 0.125.2200.0, time stamp: 0x4fbc992b
Faulting module name: TIVTC.dll, version: 1.0.5.0, time stamp: 0x478fa61d
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00040ad0
Faulting process id: 0xec0
Faulting application start time: 0x01cd50578fccfb27
Faulting application path: D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\x264\x264.exe
Faulting module path: D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll

Faulting application name: x264.exe, version: 0.125.2200.0, time stamp: 0x4fbc992b
Faulting module name: avisynth.DLL, version: 2.5.8.5, time stamp: 0x4a595c9a
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00005bf0
Faulting process id: 0x564
Faulting application start time: 0x01cd505885a2b9d6
Faulting application path: D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\x264\x264.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Windows\system32\avisynth.DLL

[Error] Log
-[Information] Versions
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] MeGUI: 2153 (svn)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64 SP1 (6.1.65536.7601)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] .Net Framework: 4.0 (4.0.30319)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] AviSynth: 2.6.0.3 (2012/05/15 11:35:18 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] AvisynthWrapper: 2009/01/02 8:34:04 PM
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib: 0.85.5.452 (2008/08/07 8:31:12 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] LinqBridge: 1.0.0.0 (2009/05/28 1:24:34 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] MediaInfo: 0.7.58.0 (2012/05/29 8:22:28 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] MediaInfoWrapper: 0.7.53.0 (2012/01/27 5:42:16 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] MessageBoxExLib: 1.0.2218.28317 (2008/12/19 7:53:04 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] SevenZipSharp: 0.64.3890.29348 (2011/01/02 9:59:32 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] 7z: 9.20 (2010/11/18 3:27:34 PM)
-[Information] Update detection
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:36 AM] Connecting to server: http://megui.org/auto/
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:40 AM] All files are up to date
-[Error] Log for job17 (video, VTS_01_1.avs -> VTS_01_1.mkv)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:54 AM] Started handling job
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:56 AM] Preprocessing
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:56 AM] Avisynth input script
---[NoImage] SetMemoryMax(512)
---[NoImage] SetMTMode(2,0)
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\mvtools2.dll")
---[NoImage] Import("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\McDegrainSharp.avsi")
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\SmoothAdjust.dll")
---[NoImage] #LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll")
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\dgindex\DGDecode.dll")
---[NoImage] mpeg2source("C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E3\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.d2v", info=3)
---[NoImage] #tfm(pp=0)
---[NoImage] doubleweave().selectodd()
---[NoImage] #deinterlace
---[NoImage] crop(8, 0, -8, 0)
---[NoImage] Spline36Resize(640,480).Sharpen(0.2)
---[NoImage] Smoothlevels(preset="tv2pc",TVrange=false)
---[NoImage] McDegrainSharp()
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:56 AM] [DXVA]: target device selected
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:56 AM] Job commandline: "D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\x264\x264.exe" --level 3.1 --tune film --bitrate 1024 --sar 1:1 --output "C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E3\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.mkv" "C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E3\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.avs"
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:37:56 AM] Encoding started
--[Error] [2012/06/22 11:55:08 AM] Process exits with error: 0xC0000005 STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION (-1073741819)
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:55:08 AM] Standard output stream
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:55:08 AM] Standard error stream
---[NoImage] avs [info]: 640x480p 1:1 @ 25/1 fps (cfr)
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: using SAR=1/1
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast SSSE3 FastShuffle SSE4.2 AVX
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: profile High, level 3.1
--[Information] [2012/06/22 11:55:08 AM] Job completed

[Atak_Snajpera]

correct usage is

setmtmode(3,0)
source()
setmtmode(2)
filter()
filter()

also update avisynth mt to 2.6.0 !

[cybersharky]

Faulting application name: x264.exe, version: 0.125.2200.0, time stamp: 0x4fbc992b
Faulting module name: avisynth.DLL, version: 2.6.0.3, time stamp: 0x4fb2e836
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00066b68
Faulting process id: 0x1a90
Faulting application start time: 0x01cd52f287c9a329
Faulting application path: D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\x264\x264.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Windows\system32\avisynth.DLL

[Error] Log
-[Information] Versions
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] MeGUI: 2153 (svn)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64 SP1 (6.1.65536.7601)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] .Net Framework: 4.0 (4.0.30319)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] AviSynth: 2.6.0.3 (2012/05/15 11:35:18 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] AvisynthWrapper: 2009/01/02 8:34:04 PM
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib: 0.85.5.452 (2008/08/07 8:31:12 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] LinqBridge: 1.0.0.0 (2009/05/28 1:24:34 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] MediaInfo: 0.7.58.0 (2012/05/29 8:22:28 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] MediaInfoWrapper: 0.7.53.0 (2012/01/27 5:42:16 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] MessageBoxExLib: 1.0.2218.28317 (2008/12/19 7:53:04 PM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] SevenZipSharp: 0.64.3890.29348 (2011/01/02 9:59:32 AM)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:19 PM] 7z: 9.20 (2010/11/18 3:27:34 PM)
-[Information] Update detection
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:20 PM] Connecting to server: http://megui.org/auto/
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:41:22 PM] All files are up to date
-[Error] Log for job22 (video, VTS_01_1.avs -> VTS_01_1dw.mkv)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] Started handling job
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] Preprocessing
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] Avisynth input script
---[NoImage] SetMemoryMax(512)
---[NoImage] SetMTMode(3,0)
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\mvtools2.dll")
---[NoImage] Import("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\McDegrainSharp.avsi")
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\SmoothAdjust.dll")
---[NoImage] #LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll")
---[NoImage] LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\dgindex\DGDecode.dll")
---[NoImage] mpeg2source("C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.d2v", info=3)
---[NoImage] #tfm(pp=0)
---[NoImage] doubleweave().selectodd()
---[NoImage] crop(8, 0, -8, 0)
---[NoImage] SetMTMode(2)
---[NoImage] Spline36Resize(640,480).Sharpen(0.2)
---[NoImage] Smoothlevels(preset="tv2pc",TVrange=false)
---[NoImage] McDegrainSharp()
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] [DXVA]: target device selected
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] Job commandline: "D:\MeGUI_OneClick_Preview\tools\x264\x264.exe" --level 3.1 --tune film --bitrate 1024 --sar 1:1 --output "C:\Users\me\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1dw.mkv" "C:\Users\Gary\Documents\DVDrips\CRUSADE_DISC_1_E1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.avs"
--[Information] [2012/06/25 6:49:47 PM] Encoding started
--[Error] [2012/06/25 7:14:14 PM] Process exits with error: 0xC0000005 STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION (-1073741819)
--[Information] [2012/06/25 7:14:14 PM] Standard output stream
--[Information] [2012/06/25 7:14:14 PM] Standard error stream
---[NoImage] avs [info]: 640x480p 1:1 @ 25/1 fps (cfr)
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: using SAR=1/1
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast SSSE3 FastShuffle SSE4.2 AVX
---[NoImage] x264 [info]: profile High, level 3.1
--[Information] [2012/06/25 7:14:14 PM] Job completed

[hello_hello]

Feature request(s):

Is there any chance, one day MeGUI might leave the world of mod16 behind and move to mod2 like some other encoder GUIs?
When it comes to anamorphic encoding, mod16 as the only resizing method doesn't bother me much, and it's fairly easy to open MeGUI's script to change the resizing to something else anyway, but when it comes to square pixel encoding.....

Is there any reason why MeGUI couldn't also have an option to suggest resolutions other than mod16? Could we have a drop down box next to the current "suggest resolution" check box which tells MeGUI to suggest mod16, mod4 or mod2 instead? Or maybe an option which allows you to select a width using something other than mod16 increments, and the "suggest resolution" function could follow accordingly?
Calculating a mod2 height would allow for more accurate resizing and is more important when resizing HD video as anamorphic encoding is rarely used. Currently I get around it by using a resize calculator and manually enter the dimensions rather than let MeGUI suggest one, but it'd be nice if MeGUI could do it rather than use an external tool.

On the subject of resizing..... Many media players are fairly dumb when it comes to MKV/MP4 aspect ratios.... well they simply ignore them, so the next best option would be to resize the width "up" when encoding (720x576 -> 1024x576 for example). MeGUI won't allow this, so once again I use the resize calculator rather than use 720x400 or whatever MeGUI suggests. Which takes me full circle and back to mod2, because 720x404 would be a more accurate resize.

Cheers.

PS Would it be a little more intuitive for new users if the anamorphic "encode non mod16" option was called something like "encode mod2" instead? Given the option will actually encode mod16, even if it doesn't enforce it.

[Zathor]

Is there any chance, one day MeGUI might leave the world of mod16 behind and move to mod2 like some other encoder GUIs?

The whole resizing part was written long time ago and I never touched it. To be honest I am not very familiar with advanced resizing and would need to read about it first and currently I do not have the time to do it. If you can help me with that part and specify exactly what need to be changed the changes are higher that it will happen sooner.

[Zathor]

I am going to remove DGAVCDec from MeGUI as it is old, outdated and causing problems. The only reason why it is still included is the handling of TS and raw h264 files which FFMS is not able to open. Therefore I plan to mux TS/264 files into MKV and use than FFMS. As a side aspect I can than use the same function to extract audio/subtitle files from other files (like AVI/MP4) when I mux them into the MKV container. Any hints/objections?

[tebasuna51]

... As a side aspect I can than use the same function to extract audio/subtitle files from other files (like AVI/MP4) when I mux them into the MKV container. Any hints/objections?

Remember than fake audio delay in AVI container (garbage before first valid header) is ignored with this procedure.

[kalehrl]

Therefore I plan to mux TS/264 files into MKV
That's the way I do it when dealing with HD h264/TS files.
I extract video and audio using HDStreams Extractor but I have to choose rawh264 data which is not default option.
If I leave the default option - MKV I get problems which result in a stuttering video.
Then I mux rawh264 video with audio in a MKV file and all is good.

[AMED]

I am going to remove DGAVCDec from MeGUI as it is old, outdated and causing problems. The only reason why it is still included is the handling of TS and raw h264 files which FFMS is not able to open. Therefore I plan to mux TS/264 files into MKV and use than FFMS. As a side aspect I can than use the same function to extract audio/subtitle files from other files (like AVI/MP4) when I mux them into the MKV container. Any hints/objections?Is there any way of keeping DGAVCDec in MeGUI but make the user manually select it? e.g. So when a user selects a h264 stream the FFMS option is checked as default but the DGAVCDec option is still available but needs to be manually selected to be used.

DGAVCDec has saved me a few times when encoding interlaced h264 streams (e.g. Sherlock season 1 & 2). When using FFMS on these sources the output would flicker and glitch.

[LigH]

There will always be the way to load a prewritten AVS file as souce ... :o

[Vincent Vega]

is it possible to add vertical resolution option in one click encoder, so i can make anamorphic encodes from non-anamorphic content?

[hello_hello]

The whole resizing part was written long time ago and I never touched it. To be honest I am not very familiar with advanced resizing and would need to read about it first and currently I do not have the time to do it. If you can help me with that part and specify exactly what need to be changed the changes are higher that it will happen sooner.

If you mean can I write software code, then no, but when it comes to calculating resizing I don't think it's particularly difficult.

The way I understand it, it's just a matter of using the source video dimensions after cropping and the desired width after resizing to calculate the new height. I'd have assumed that's how MeGUI does it now, only it rounds it to mod16.

For instance if you were take a 1280x720 video, crop 4 pixels from the sides and a total of 176 pixels top and bottom, then re-size to a width of 704, it'd be:
(544/1276)*704=300, giving you 704x300

When it comes to resizing DVDs as square pixels, it'd be the same process, except I assume you'd just add the pixel aspect ratio into the equation. So if it's 720x576 16:9 (non-ITU), and you crop 4 pixels from the sides and 108 from the height, then resize to a width of 704:

(468/718*1.422222)*704=323, so you'd probably round it to 704x324

I've always been fairly impressed with the way AutoGK resizes and wondered why no other GUI has ever implemented the same method. I've contemplated trying to use similar resizing when creating Avisynth scripts with MeGUI, but I've never got around to learning the process exactly.
The effective upshot of it though.... AutoGK lets you specify a width and cropping etc, then it gets AviSynth to calculate an exact height. The height is rounded to mod16, the width is increased by the same percentage, then AviSynth crops the width a second time to give you the final width you requested. That way, being restricted to mod16 dimensions has never stopped AutoGK from producing encodes with virtually no aspect ratio distortion. If mod2 is acceptable though, there'd probably be no need for AviSynth to crop a second time and with AVISynth calculating the height, there'd probably be no need for MeGUI to calculate one, mod16 or otherwise.

The downside would be you'd probably lose the ability to mess with the output aspect ratio manually, although I guess it wouldn't be too hard to delete the resize formula from the script and manually add back the cropping or desired resizing in it's current form. You can't do that using AutoGK, so if I want to deliberately change the aspect ratio of the video, I do it at the input stage by decoding via DirectShow and using ffdshow to resize first, but MeGUI makes changing the input aspect ratio easier.

AutoGK even has an option to add 4:3 cleverness to the script which, if the video dimensions are close to 4:3, gets AviSynth to automatically crop to give you a 4:3 output display aspect ratio, so you won't be too likely specify a width of 640 for example, and find your output is 640x464, or something similarly annoying. The same thing could possibly be done when the output is close to 16:9.

Now you've got me thinking about it again, I'll have to have another look at implementing the type of Avisynth resizing AutoGK uses in MeGUI scripts, but as I just happen to be encoding a 4:3 video using AutoGK at the moment, if you're interested, here's what an AutoGK script looks like. I disabled autocropping and specified a cropping of 14 pixels from the left, two from the right, and an output width of 640. The option to force a 4:3 aspect ratio is enabled, so the final output will be 640x480.

cropclip = autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=10,aspect=0,threshold=0,samplestartframe=0,
leftadd=14,rightadd=2,topadd=0,bottomadd=0)
fixed_aspect = 1
c_width = width(cropclip)
c_height = round(height(cropclip) / fixed_aspect)
input_par = float(c_width)/float(c_height)
input_par = (input_par > 1.4) || (input_par < 1.25) ? input_par : (4.0/3.0)
out_width = 640
out_height = round(float(out_width) / input_par)
hmod = out_height - (floor(out_height / 16 ) * 16)
out_height = (hmod > 4) ? (out_height + (16 - hmod)) : (out_height - hmod)
new_aspect = (float(out_width) / float(out_height)) / fixed_aspect
autocrop(movie,mode=0,wmultof=4,hmultof=4,samples=10,aspect=new_aspect,threshold=0,samplestartframe=0,
leftadd=14,rightadd=2,topadd=0,bottomadd=0)
LanczosResize(out_width,out_height)

[hello_hello]

PS Zathor, did you per chance see or have any thoughts regarding my post #6689 (http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1584436&postcount=6689) and adding frame rate conversion to MeGUI's script when indexing using ffms2 (as it does when decoding via DirectShow)? Something like: FFVideoSource("E:\video.mkv", fpsnum=25, fpsden=1)

I was having audio sync issues when converting some old video, which it seems contained duplicate frames that weren't being handled correctly until I added the frame rate conversion bit. While possibly not the ideal way to convert variable frame rate video, at least you could. Would it have any adverse effect when converting constant frame rate video or is there only an upside?

Cheers.

[luke83]

I was encoding my Lupin dvd and it has given this error.
I'm at episode 73 and I never had problems with other episodes before.

This is the Log

[Error] Log for job3 (video, VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avs -> hfyu_VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avi)
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:46:55] Started handling job
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:46:59] Preprocessing
--[Information] Bitrate calculation for video
---[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Desired size after subtracting audio: 276754 KBs
---[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Calculated desired bitrate: 1739 kbit/s
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Avisynth input script
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\Toon-v1.0-lite.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\RemoveGrain-1.0\RemoveGrainSSE3.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\aWarpSharp.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\fft3dfilter211\FFT3DFilter.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\FluxSmooth-1.1b\Release\FluxSmooth.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\MSharpen.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\Anti-aliasing\UnFilter.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\Anti-aliasing\SangNom.dll")
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Decomb.dll")
--[NoImage] Import("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\Anime\Anti-aliasing\AAA.avs")
--[NoImage] SetMTMode(1,0)
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\dgindex\DGDecode.dll")
--[NoImage] DGDecode_mpeg2source("K:\Temp\Temp Megui\VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.d2v",info=3)
--[NoImage] SetMTMode(2,0)
--[NoImage] LoadPlugin("K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\avisynth_plugin\ColorMatrix.dll")
--[NoImage] ColorMatrix(hints=true, interlaced=true, threads=0)
--[NoImage] # Deinterlacer
--[NoImage] AssumeTFF().Telecide(guide=1).Decimate(mode=1,threshold=2.0)
--[NoImage] # Spatial Denoiser
--[NoImage] RemoveGrain(2).RemoveGrain(2)
--[NoImage] # Temporal Denoiser
--[NoImage] FluxSmoothT(temporal_threshold=7)
--[NoImage] # Cropper
--[NoImage] crop(10, 0, -8, 0)
--[NoImage] # Resizer
--[NoImage] Spline16Resize(704,528) # Spline16 (Neutral)
--[NoImage] # Dehalo
--[NoImage] fft3dfilter(bt=-1, plane=0, dehalo=1.0, hr=2.0, ht=50, svr=0)
--[NoImage] # Sharpener
--[NoImage] MSharpen(threshold=10, strength=100,mask=false, highq=true)
--[NoImage] aWarpSharp()
--[NoImage] ToonLite(0.2)
--[NoImage] # Anti-aliasing
--[NoImage] AAA()
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Job commandline: "K:\Documents and Settings\Luca\Documenti\Software\Video Editing\MeGUI_0.3.5\tools\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe" -y -i "K:\Temp\Temp Megui\VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avs" -vcodec ffvhuff -context 1 -vstrict -2 -pred 2 -an "K:\Temp\Temp Megui\hfyu_VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avi"
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Encoding started
-[Error] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Process exits with error: 1
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Standard output stream
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Standard error stream
--[NoImage] ffmpeg version N-32726-ga254452, Copyright (c) 2000-2011 the FFmpeg developers
--[NoImage] built on Sep 19 2011 19:49:13 with gcc 4.6.1
--[NoImage] configuration: --enable-gpl --enable-version3 --enable-runtime-cpudetect --enable-avisynth --enable-bzlib --enable-frei0r --enable-libopencore-amrnb --enable-libopencore-amrwb --enable-libfreetype --enable-libgsm --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libopenjpeg --enable-librtmp --enable-libschroedinger --enable-libspeex --enable-libtheora --enable-libvo-aacenc --enable-libvo-amrwbenc --enable-libvorbis --enable-libvpx --enable-libx264 --enable-libxavs --enable-libxvid --enable-zlib
--[NoImage] libavutil 51. 16. 1 / 51. 16. 1
--[NoImage] libavcodec 53. 16. 0 / 53. 16. 0
--[NoImage] libavformat 53. 12. 0 / 53. 12. 0
--[NoImage] libavdevice 53. 4. 0 / 53. 4. 0
--[NoImage] libavfilter 2. 43. 2 / 2. 43. 2
--[NoImage] libswscale 2. 1. 0 / 2. 1. 0
--[NoImage] libpostproc 51. 2. 0 / 51. 2. 0
--[NoImage] Input #0, avs, from 'K:\Temp\Temp Megui\VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avs':
--[NoImage] Duration: 00:00:10.00, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 1 kb/s
--[NoImage] Stream #0.0: Video: rawvideo, bgra, 800x56, 34406 kb/s, 24 tbr, 24 tbn, 24 tbc
--[NoImage] [buffer @ 02C76DA0] w:800 h:56 pixfmt:bgra tb:1/1000000 sar:0/1 sws_param:
--[NoImage] [ffvhuff @ 0026AAA0] Error: RGB is incompatible with median predictor
--[NoImage] Output #0, avi, to 'K:\Temp\Temp Megui\hfyu_VTS_01_PGC_01_VOBID_008_CELLID_001_1.avi':
--[NoImage] Stream #0.0: Video: ffvhuff, bgra, 800x56, q=2-31, 200 kb/s, 90k tbn, 24 tbc
--[NoImage] Stream mapping:
--[NoImage] Stream #0.0 -> #0.0 (rawvideo -> ffvhuff)
--[NoImage] Error while opening encoder for output stream #0.0 - maybe incorrect parameters such as bit_rate, rate, width or height
-[Information] [06/08/2012 16:47:00] Job completed