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gallis
20th January 2010, 10:48
Hi
I try to use megui on win7 X64 to encode recording I cut the recodring with dvr-studio HD ( the source is a HDTV channel ) if I demux video and audio I have a .h264 and .ac3 file on last megui 0.3.3 when I try to open the file with avisynth I give error that no correct filter ... same if I try to open the .h264 file with any player .. other if I open t mux cuted file with avisynth all ok use ffd codec in this case the problem is when I encode with the x264 the fps change from orignal 25fps to destination 20fps but I don't know why .....
Any help?
7ekno
20th January 2010, 22:41
Use the DirectShow Source fix posted by clsid for Windows 7 to bypass Media Foundation issues ...
7ek
gallis
21st January 2010, 06:51
can you tell me how??
XhmikosR
21st January 2010, 07:09
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146910
gallis
21st January 2010, 18:10
I just use this now my big problem is source have fps of 25.00 and final 20.00 ... but I don't understand where I can force the fps using megui ...
Asmodian
21st January 2010, 21:00
I just use this now my big problem is source have fps of 25.00 and final 20.00 ... but I don't understand where I can force the fps using megui ...
Do not do decimate or inverse telecine if you can find those options.
gallis
22nd January 2010, 13:19
I can't find a solution try more setting but nothing work
7ekno
24th January 2010, 02:16
if I demux video and audio I have a .h264 and .ac3 file on last megui 0.3.3 when I try to open the file with avisynth I give error that no correct filter ...
You really need to read the MeGUI guides ;)
1) You don't need to "demux" video and audio (and what did you use for Demux anyway?!?). You need to Index the whole stream in DGAVCIndex (part of the MeGUI package under tools). Indexing will generate an index file and demux the audio (no need to do it elsewhere).
2) Go to the AVS script creator and select the index file (and do whatever manipulations you need), save the AVS script and it will autoload into MeGUI (with preview and all!)
3) Configure the x264 profile as needed, select appropriate container (MKV/M2TS/MP4).
4) Click "Auto Encode", select the appropriate settings there (MKV / "size per profile" / etc), then click on "Queue", which brings up the Muxing windows
5) In the Muxing window Audio section select your demuxed audio file (delay will automatically be detected & set), in the output field select an appropriate name for the muxed file.
6) Click "Go" and it will be queue, go to Queue tab and start the jobs ...
Next time, try following the MeGUI guides, the above is pretty much straight from it ....
7ek
manono
25th January 2010, 03:07
And if using DGAVCIndex (or DGIndex) don't set Video->Field Operation->Forced Film, but as Honor Pulldown Flags (if you want your 25fps back).
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