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Guest
2nd June 2014, 12:43
DGIndexIM main window will get the input focus when starting, and even the window does not appear, press space will pause the progress, and if you ever lost the focus on the hidden window you'll have no way to resume the process, only Ctrl-C to terminate it. Is this a bug report or what? I don't fully understand your English. If it is a bug report please describe the impact and how to reproduce it.

MeteorRain
2nd June 2014, 21:58
Is this a bug report or what? I don't fully understand your English. If it is a bug report please describe the impact and how to reproduce it.

Sorry for the confusion.

How to reproduce:

Under command prompt, run dgindexim by
dgindexim -i input.xxx -o output.dgi

When dgindexim starts, command prompt window will lost focus.
If you press space now, the key will be sent to dgindexim hidden window, and will pause the indexing process.
And if you somehow move the focus away from the hidden window, you'll never put focus back and thus have to kill the indexing process by process manager.

Sorry for my poor English.

Guest
2nd June 2014, 22:10
Thanks for the clear explanation. I will investigate it. Perhaps just removing the pause function may solve it?

Guest
2nd June 2014, 23:07
It looks like converting DGIndexIM to a true command line application is the only option. I will do it as time allows.

BTW, I slip-streamed the new licensing scheme into b20. If you re-download you'll have to make a new license file using the online generator.

MeteorRain
3rd June 2014, 05:33
Thanks for the clear explanation. I will investigate it. Perhaps just removing the pause function may solve it?

A quick fix is to remove / disable the shortcut keys when in hidden mode (as the problem should also exist in "DGIndexNV -h")

A better fix is to convert it to command line app but this is not a very big deal here.

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And in case you missed this, please check #467 for the sample that you asked for.

Cheers.

Guest
3rd June 2014, 22:15
@MeteorRain

Please re-download b20 and update DGindexIM and DGDecodeIM, then report here whether it improves the focus issue. Thank you for your report and testing.

Regarding your stream in #467, be aware that resizing and cropping is not supported. I added error messages when resizing or cropping is enabled. If you have other issues with it, please advise. Everything looks OK to me.

MeteorRain
4th June 2014, 00:58
@MeteorRain

Please re-download b20 and update DGindexIM and DGDecodeIM, then report here whether it improves the focus issue. Thank you for your report and testing.

:thumb: :thanks:

asteri
23rd July 2014, 10:04
Strange that Neuron is now Guest? :/ Hope he is still with us.

Id like to ask you Neuron, if you can add in the DGDecIM package in Notes what everything is implemented on HW/SW level, if I am right deinterlacing and crop is HW, but resize for example is just SW or isnt implemented at all? I didnt use DGDecIM some time so I am not sure now. I think it will save you similar questions if you place such info in Notes.txt :)

And what about futher communication with Intel. Do you see any effort from Intels side and will you continue develop DGDecIM?

Ohh and I see in DGDecIM package libmfxswXX.dll from Dec of 2013 but current version is April of 2014. Does it make any sense to replace it to get better results or current DGDecIM supports only the libmfxswXX.dll from end of 2013 ?

Thanks

videoh
23rd July 2014, 14:14
u probably wanna ask at the DG forum

jdobbs
23rd July 2014, 14:20
Here's (http://rationalqm.us/board/index.php) a link to the DG forum.

asteri
24th July 2014, 07:10
Ok, I will ask on his forum. I thought DGDecIM was discussed mainly here and DG forum is primary for DGDecNV and DGAVCDecDI, isnt it?

Sharc
24th July 2014, 07:53
The author (ex "neuron2") of the DG.... tools has recently left this forum. You may continue to discuss his tools here, but you won't get a reply from the author. You can only approach him via his own forum.

asteri
24th July 2014, 08:44
Oh, I didnt know it. Strange...
Thank you for the info.