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dr.zapp
30th October 2021, 06:31
I tried Prefetch(16) but it slows down very badly. I have Intel i9-11900K 3.5GHZ. Best is Prefetch(8) for me.
Is adding edithreads= necessary? I just use QTGMC(InputType=2, TR2=2)
Your source is progressive, right? Why do you use 2 QTGMC, does it make it faster?
I'm not sure if edithreads and prefetch are redundant- I'll have to try it and see.
My source is interlaced- lossless capture of VHS with magicYUV. The QTGMC with repair gives me the smoothest results. I think it is because it does a 2nd pass motion estimation instead of just a straight bob? I just played around with the different options in Staxrip to find the best.
BobDig
30th October 2021, 08:58
The good thing is that I learned Multithreading!
Have you tried VapourSynth instead of AviSynth?
It is just one "switch" in StaxRip, if you know where to look.
Atlantis
30th October 2021, 11:30
With my new system, no. I tried it long ago but I thought reading AviSynth is much easier to us and more filters so I switched back to AviSynth.
Why? Is VapourSynth much faster than AviSynth on new systems?
BobDig
30th October 2021, 15:41
With my new system, no. I tried it long ago but I thought reading AviSynth is much easier to us and more filters so I switched back to AviSynth.
Why? Is VapourSynth much faster than AviSynth on new systems?
Easier? It is just a "switch" in StaxRip.
https://abload.de/img/clipboard01c6je2.png
Try it with QTGMC, it should be much faster with VapourSynth.
Atlantis
30th October 2021, 18:34
I have used it, I know where it is. I mean reading an AviSynth script is easier.
Khun_Doug
31st October 2021, 15:51
I found that several of the VapourSynth filters do not work exactly the same as the AviSynth counterpart they tried to mirror. I had several encodes that did not look right, but encoded correctly with AviSynth. I use QTGMC with PreFetch at least 8, even as high as 12. I'm using a Ryzen 5950X. I didn't notice QTGMC causing trouble as the encodes moved along as expected.
LazyNcoder
31st October 2021, 18:03
Hello,
I got a question. is there any way to change the default names of demuxed files? For example the demuxed srt file name is ID1 English.srt I want to change it using macros or source name etc.
Thanks
guest
1st November 2021, 05:50
So does anyone know why we haven't heard from JKyle in nearly 3 months ??
LazyNcoder
1st November 2021, 07:55
I have a complicated situation. I'd be thankful if anyone could help.
To avoid long path error, I set the temp file to a short name. "_temp"
When I use LWLibavSource, with the default value, it would create a "temp.lwi" to my "_temp" folder. To avoid the file to be overwritten I changed the default value to:
clip = core.lsmas.LWLibavSource(r"%source_file%", cachefile=r"%temp_dir%%source_name%.lwi")
While it doesn't throw any errors per se, Staxrip would act weird and also the log file in the _temp folder is incomplete(while the log file in the stax's folder is OK)
If I change it to:
clip = core.lsmas.LWLibavSource(r"%source_file%", cachefile=r"%source_file%.lwi")
It will also work OK but it will create a lwi file on the source folder(not the temp folder) and it's not nice.
Can anyone help please?
Patman
3rd November 2021, 06:36
So does anyone know why we haven't heard from JKyle in nearly 3 months ??
We ask ourselves that too (Dendraspis and I)
Is unusual ...
Emulgator
3rd November 2021, 18:12
#4424, #4425.
guest
4th November 2021, 02:56
#4424, #4425.
Yes, #4425 was the last one on this Forum..
https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1948749&postcount=4425
It seems to me that he might have been having an issue with Atlantis, and that's it, he's gone :( I'm saying he, but JKyle "maybe" a she...you never know, (with all due respect)
But it wasn't the very last post !!!
This seems to be :-
https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1949140&postcount=434
And there are others that used to be posting all the time, they've seemingly just disappeared...
There has been several noticeable absences from these doom9 forums recently...
Atak_Snajpera, the RipBot64 dev, rarely makes an appearance these days, and has done very little in keeping RipBot up to date.
Stax76 & JKyle, not a lot is happening with Staxrip these days, it was ALWAYS getting "played" with & updated. I'll take that back, there was a new build released only 21 days ago, and I missed it :(
Hmmmm, I just read thru the Staxrip changelog, and there is NO mention of JKyle's involvement, maybe there's been a name change :confused::sly::rolleyes:
Whatever the situation, keep up the good work, Dendraspis !!!
Atlantis
4th November 2021, 03:59
Having an issue with me? I have done nothing to nobody. He was getting impatient and replied to everything with a negative tone. Like when I was talking how I tested extracting timestamps and it works incorrectly or other stuff, he would say why don't you contact the original programmer. At the end I replied in that post that this is a forum, it's not your personal space, you don't have to reply to every post. Also I am writing in a forum to share information with everyone. There is no need to get defensive when I say for example extracting timestamps doesn't work correctly for me. I write here to hear from many people and not just one person.
guest
4th November 2021, 05:23
Having an issue with me? I have done nothing to nobody. He was getting impatient and replied to everything with a negative tone. Like when I was talking how I tested extracting timestamps and it works incorrectly or other stuff, he would say why don't you contact the original programmer. At the end I replied in that post that this is a forum, it's not your personal space, you don't have to reply to every post. Also I am writing in a forum to share information with everyone. There is no need to get defensive when I say for example extracting timestamps doesn't work correctly for me. I write here to hear from many people and not just one person.
Well, that's fair enough, I'm just saying that there seems to be a touch of finality in that last post, that's all.
Well, OK. Even though I feel uncomfortable with the way you present your arguments,
Originally Posted by Atlantis View Post
...you just ignore it.
I will.
But JKyle WAS very instrumental in the ongoing progress of Staxrip.
craigpro
4th November 2021, 13:48
Left is x265 CRF 22, right is nVidia H265 QP 26. All 10 bit. This makes an equivalent bitrate.
However if you go with high enough bitrate with nvidia you wont see banding. But I don't want that much bitrate.
Thanks for sharing Atlantis, yeah I don't go so aggressive with the encoding settings.
https://i.postimg.cc/FzCDKHdz/stax.png
Patman
4th November 2021, 20:36
Yes, #4425 was the last one on this Forum..
https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1948749&postcount=4425
It seems to me that he might have been having an issue with Atlantis, and that's it, he's gone :( I'm saying he, but JKyle "maybe" a she...you never know, (with all due respect)
But it wasn't the very last post !!!
This seems to be :-
https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1949140&postcount=434
And there are others that used to be posting all the time, they've seemingly just disappeared...
There has been several noticeable absences from these doom9 forums recently...
Atak_Snajpera, the RipBot64 dev, rarely makes an appearance these days, and has done very little in keeping RipBot up to date.
Stax76 & JKyle, not a lot is happening with Staxrip these days, it was ALWAYS getting "played" with & updated. I'll take that back, there was a new build released only 21 days ago, and I missed it :(
Hmmmm, I just read thru the Staxrip changelog, and there is NO mention of JKyle's involvement, maybe there's been a name change :confused::sly::rolleyes:
Whatever the situation, keep up the good work, Dendraspis !!!
JKyle has not been active at discord for a long time either. I was still in contact with him / her and Dendraspis too, but it has been quiet for 3 months.
cartman0208
7th November 2021, 17:04
Hey all, could one of you point me to the right direction with my problem:
I have a file1: somevideofile.mp4
and a file2: somevideofile_.mp4 (note the underscore)
Both files have the same video but different audio tracks and I want to mux it into a file: somevideofile.mkv with both audio tracks
My current approach is:
-load the first file into staxrip (first audio gets filled automatically)
-right-click the second audio field, and browse to and open the second video file
-add the job
Is there a way the second audio field gets filled on loading the videofile somevideofile.mp4?
That way I could handle multiple files at once.
Magik Mark
12th November 2021, 04:11
Most practical solution is to crop the image
Khun_Doug
12th November 2021, 16:47
There is not going to be a quick solution to this. Certainly not something that will be a few clicks and it's done. I believe the only way to achieve your goal is to manually write a AviSynth script. You can easily access both sources simultaneously. One solution would be to take the web download and overwrite the center area with the contents of the Blu-Ray data. Another option would be appending the top and bottom of the web download to the Blu-Ray image.
Just keep in mind there are several possible problems with all of these solutions. You are not guaranteed that both sources have exactly the same scene image for every frame. Another possible issue would be brightness and contrast, even color saturation and hue, could be different.
craigpro
13th November 2021, 14:50
Hey all, could one of you point me to the right direction with my problem:
I have a file1: somevideofile.mp4
and a file2: somevideofile_.mp4 (note the underscore)
Both files have the same video but different audio tracks and I want to mux it into a file: somevideofile.mkv with both audio tracks
generally I do this type of thing manually with MKVtoolnix GUI - I add in the first mp4/mkv and select the video stream and/or subtitles streams etc.. then add in the second mp4/mkv and unselect the video file and select whatever audio streams, chapters or other streams I want.
This of course can also be used to add in director's commentaries and alternate languages from other movies files.. eg: I've used it to add in an AC3 soundtrack from a 720p source to a 1080p video which only had a stereo soundtrack.
Sucks if you want to automate processing a folder, but otherwise doing it manually works for me.
cartman0208
14th November 2021, 12:52
generally I do this type of thing manually with MKVtoolnix GUI - I add in the first mp4/mkv and select the video stream and/or subtitles streams etc.. then add in the second mp4/mkv and unselect the video file and select whatever audio streams, chapters or other streams I want.
This of course can also be used to add in director's commentaries and alternate languages from other movies files.. eg: I've used it to add in an AC3 soundtrack from a 720p source to a 1080p video which only had a stereo soundtrack.
Sucks if you want to automate processing a folder, but otherwise doing it manually works for me.
Thanks,
that is basically what I currently do with StaxRip.
I guess I'll write my own script ;)
zorrax
14th November 2021, 17:04
Hi
simple question (but I did not find):
how to specify the options for the pass 2 (x265 encoding) ?
i mean --scenecut-aware-qp and --vbv-live-multi-pass which are specific for pass2
bgtip
4th December 2021, 16:27
How do I batch resize without upscaling?
My current resize settings are 1280 x auto, and I have a bunch of files with different resolution, i.e. 1080p, 720p, 480p. The resulting files are all 720p.
I want no upscale.
How to do this?
Thx
lordalibaski
12th December 2021, 21:38
I have never needed to ask this question before about staxrip but is there any filters where you can adjust colours when decoding.
I've got this really old VHS tape, it's a NTSC recording done using a (PAL) Panasonic NV-FS200 & Lite-on HD760GX. I need to reduce some of the redness in this video but I don't want to install any other software just for this video, so was hoping there is a filter that can be used.
Like I said this is an old video and I do apologise for the quality that wasn't my fault some of these videos from this contest were very badly recorded. I haven't cropped it either so don't worry about that I can do that myself this is just a small snippet I just wanted to see if anyone can find a decent enough filter that can reduce the colouring in this video. Personally I think some kind of saturation filter might work but I have no idea how to use one in staxrip.
test file
https://www.sendspace.com/file/sjr2df
Much appreciated for any help.
Khun_Doug
13th December 2021, 16:44
You can try TWEAK to adjust the hue and saturation. There is quite a bit of information on the net on how to use TWEAK. You might look at LEVELS to bring of the gamma, etc.
Another option that would probably work is to download and use VirtualDub-2. There is a really good color control plug-in, and there are also third party plug-ins that also deal with color. It's all freeware. You can handle the cropping and color change there, and then use the output from that as source to StaxRip for encoding, etc. Just a suggestion, and the cost is right.
lordalibaski
13th December 2021, 17:02
I tried vd2 but got this error
https://i.postimg.cc/63zBLLMk/Screenshot-2021-12-13-155538.png
I haven't used it in years just not had time to see into that error just yet.
Never heard of this TWEAK before is that for a MAC by any chance? I'm using windows 10, I do have a full copy of filmora but I just don't want to install it just for 1 video.
Ps sorted that error needed mpeg2 plugin.
1st attempt in vd2 colours look better already just need to try a few more
https://i.postimg.cc/w3KtSYNK/test-avi-snapshot-00-51-2021-12-13-16-29-33.jpg
Only turned saturation down on that but looks 10 times better already, these old DMC USA videos are really poor quality.
Sorry to bother you with this silly question, but I have just tried the color mill filter to change the saturation but it also changes the resolution to 360x288 which is a bit pointless, do you know of any other color filters that let you keep the same aspect ratio.
AMED
13th December 2021, 21:10
How do I batch resize without upscaling?
My current resize settings are 1280 x auto, and I have a bunch of files with different resolution, i.e. 1080p, 720p, 480p. The resulting files are all 720p.
I want no upscale.
How to do this?
Thx
I would create 2 templates one with resize enabled and one with out.
Load all your 1080p in to the template with resize enabled and all your 720p and 480p to the template without resize enabled.
lordalibaski
13th December 2021, 22:30
I've sorted it I had the wrong version of virtualdub2 installed got colormill working properly.
Khun_Doug
14th December 2021, 16:42
Tweak and Levels are part of AviSynth. I believe Tweak is built into the StaxRip menus. You can also add a line for Levels in with Tweak. Do an Internet search on the format of Tweak and Levels. They really are handy tools to have.
But I still believe the color controls in VD2 are going to work better for you in this case.
ProWo
15th December 2021, 15:48
Hey all, could one of you point me to the right direction with my problem:
I have a file1: somevideofile.mp4
and a file2: somevideofile_.mp4 (note the underscore)
Both files have the same video but different audio tracks and I want to mux it into a file: somevideofile.mkv with both audio tracks
This can be easily done with clever FFmpeg-GUI.
Load your somevideofile.mp4, click main, click multiplex, click Add Stream, select somevideofile_.mp4, check that only one videostream is checked, select mkv as container, click multiplex.
https://i.postimg.cc/8cMHLNtP/1.jpg (https://postimages.org/)
Done.
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=181206
ahmadrizqi
20th December 2021, 03:52
How to use AviSynth AutoOverlay Plugin in StaxRip?
I've two types of Video.
1. BLURAY (Resolution: 1920x800)
https://i.ibb.co/DL1s6pw/ySJznEN.png
2. WEBDL (Resolution: 1920x1080)
https://i.ibb.co/tJFpPJz/ZUclo2i.png
What I want to do is: Over the BLURAY video, I want to just fill the top & bottom black bars using the WEBDL video.
Like this:
https://i.ibb.co/dpRyt8H/y-SJzn-ENZUclo2i.png
Now, how can I able to do this using StaxRip?
Assuming that framerate is the same, you can add code to the end of source filter in StaxRip (right click source filter -> edit code)
a = FFVideoSource("webdl.mp4").KillAudio.Crop(0,0,0,-940)
b = FFVideoSource("bluray.mp4").KillAudio.Crop(0,140,0,-140)
c = FFVideoSource("webdl.mp4").KillAudio.Crop(0,940,0,0)
StackVertical(a,b,c)
tormento
23rd December 2021, 18:14
How to properly encode a variable framerate file keeping it as VFR?
I have tried to index the original mkv with the included FFMS, LWLibavVideo and the external DGIndexNV. All three output constant framerate: LW and DG at 29.97 and FFMS at a median value of 29.405.
My only way to keep audio in sync is to mux the encoded video with the original file, disabling the old video and enabling the new one.
Any better idea? Perhaps using FFMpeg without passing thru AVS could fit better?
ProWo
27th December 2021, 19:07
How to properly encode a variable framerate file keeping it as VFR?
I have tried to index the original mkv with the included FFMS, LWLibavVideo and the external DGIndexNV. All three output constant framerate: LW and DG at 29.97 and FFMS at a median value of 29.405.
My only way to keep audio in sync is to mux the encoded video with the original file, disabling the old video and enabling the new one.
Any better idea? Perhaps using FFMpeg without passing thru AVS could fit better?
Mux it to avi and you have vbr
Atlantis
28th December 2021, 12:16
Why would anyone want variable framerate?
tormento
28th December 2021, 13:58
Why would anyone want variable framerate?
Simply because some sources are like that, such as CCTV recordings and anime.
The first records at a slow pace, increasing frame rate just when movement is detected.
The second use, in their original form, 29,97 for panning and 23,976 for character action. Sometimes it happens to find them in the original form.
Having a variable framerate output avoids audio desync and keeps video in the original form without having to dedup, telecide, duplicate and so.
Arkana
5th January 2022, 13:14
Hi. Is this still valid or there;s easier/latest way to encode DV on Staxrip?
https://github.com/staxrip/staxrip/wiki/Encoding-Dolby-Vision-with-StaxRip-using-x265
jlw_4049
5th January 2022, 14:21
Hi. Is this still valid or there;s easier/latest way to encode DV on Staxrip?
https://github.com/staxrip/staxrip/wiki/Encoding-Dolby-Vision-with-StaxRip-using-x265Yes this is proper
https://github.com/staxrip/staxrip/wiki/Encoding-Dolby-Vision-with-StaxRip-using-x265
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Arkana
5th January 2022, 16:30
Yes this is proper
https://github.com/staxrip/staxrip/wiki/Encoding-Dolby-Vision-with-StaxRip-using-x265
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thank you
tormento
11th January 2022, 10:58
Is there a way to save ALL the settings and not only the encoding ones in templates?
At the moment I have two separate installation directories of StaxRip, one to demux and remux after encoding anime, the other one to plain encode the video without any demux or remux involved.
It would be nice to remember everything per template. Any idea?
DMD
12th January 2022, 18:24
Good evening.
It is the first time I'm using this magnificent tool, i kindly ask where I can find a guide to set StaxRip to perform encoding for UHD files with codec HEVC and profile Main10High@L5.1
Thank you very much
shodan5000
12th January 2022, 21:00
How are the maintainers doing? Seems like StaxRip has stalled and died development wise.
DMD
15th January 2022, 13:08
Good morning.
In the X265 section there is a way to disable Encodind Setting, so that it does not appear in Medianfo?
Thank you very much
guest
16th January 2022, 05:24
How are the maintainers doing? Seems like StaxRip has stalled and died development wise.
It does certainly seem like development has "died"...
"Staxrip" has gone off in another direction, and is developing other app's.
"JKyle" (who was doing a LOT of work), has disappeared, his last post was back in early July '21.
The latest release was back in early October '21. v2.10.0, by "Dendraspis"
Same can be said for RipBot264, there has been a serious lack of updates, or revisions, in what seems like years (but it's probably only about 1)
So sad, too bad :(
Mister XY
16th January 2022, 11:56
Good morning.
In the X265 section there is a way to disable Encodind Setting, so that it does not appear in Medianfo?
Thank you very much
Look under bitstream for "info" and disabled it.
Then you see in the line --no-info and you have no info about your encoding settings.
DMD
17th January 2022, 13:29
Thank you for the information.
I tried to do an encoding test UHD, with Intel Core i5 9600K/GeForce RTX 2070 VG258,
with Preset "Very slow" I get a processing of 0.15 fps, with preset "Medium"> (1.56 fps).
I feel like crying, I don't know if I cry less with Ryxen 9 5900X.
Boulder
17th January 2022, 15:46
Very slow offers little benefit in x265. Use either slower or slow.
Atlantis
17th January 2022, 22:35
I am using qaac and normalize. Where is it passing the gain information here, I don't see it.
----------------------------- Find Gain 1 -----------------------------
ffmpeg N-103081-gf7958d0883-x64-gcc10.3.0 Patman
"...\StaxRip\Apps\FrameServer\AviSynth\ffmpeg.exe" -i "...\ID1 English {English}.dts" -sn -vn -hide_banner -af volumedetect -f null NUL
[dts @ 000002881e0ca100] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
Input #0, dts, from '...\ID1 English {English}.dts':
Duration: 02:04:21.12, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 768 kb/s
Stream #0:0: Audio: dts (DTS), 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), fltp, 768 kb/s
Stream mapping:
Stream #0:0 -> #0:0 (dts (dca) -> pcm_s16le (native))
Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
Output #0, null, to 'NUL':
Metadata:
encoder : Lavf59.4.101
Stream #0:0: Audio: pcm_s16le, 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), s16, 4608 kb/s
Metadata:
encoder : Lavc59.3.102 pcm_s16le
video:0kB audio:4196880kB subtitle:0kB other streams:0kB global headers:0kB muxing overhead: unknown
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] n_samples: 2148802560
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] mean_volume: -24.7 dB
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] max_volume: 0.0 dB
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] histogram_0db: 499086
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] histogram_1db: 417998
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] histogram_2db: 508168
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] histogram_3db: 669711
[Parsed_volumedetect_0 @ 000002881f8d8b00] histogram_4db: 900526
------------------------ Convert DTS to FLAC 1 ------------------------
ffmpeg N-103081-gf7958d0883-x64-gcc10.3.0 Patman
"...\StaxRip\Apps\FrameServer\AviSynth\ffmpeg.exe" -i "...\ID1 English {English}.dts" -y -hide_banner -ac 2 "...\ID1 English {English}_3628178175.flac"
[dts @ 000002455451a140] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
Input #0, dts, from '...\ID1 English {English}.dts':
Duration: 02:04:21.12, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 768 kb/s
Stream #0:0: Audio: dts (DTS), 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), fltp, 768 kb/s
Stream mapping:
Stream #0:0 -> #0:0 (dts (dca) -> flac (native))
Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
[flac @ 000002455614b580] encoding as 24 bits-per-sample
Output #0, flac, to '...\ID1 English {English}_3628178175.flac':
Metadata:
encoder : Lavf59.4.101
Stream #0:0: Audio: flac, 48000 Hz, stereo, s32 (24 bit), 128 kb/s
Metadata:
encoder : Lavc59.3.102 flac
video:0kB audio:1150542kB subtitle:0kB other streams:0kB global headers:0kB muxing overhead: 0.000703%
-------------------------- Audio Encoding 1 --------------------------
qaac 2.72 Patman
"...\StaxRip\Apps\Audio\qaac\qaac64.exe" --tvbr 50 "...\ID1 English {English}_3628178175.flac" -o "...\ID1 English {English}_3628178175.m4a"
qaac 2.72, CoreAudioToolbox 7.10.9.0
ID1 French {French}_3628178175.m4a
AAC-LC Encoder, TVBR q54, Quality 96
358133760/358133760 samples processed in 1:43.563
Overall bitrate: 98.5194kbps
I see it finds it in Find Gain but when does it pass it to the encoding or even flac?
coolgit
19th January 2022, 06:44
I have installed fillborders and AWB_Kelvin using ShiftCCT (Correlated Colour Temperature) function in AVS filters - profiles. Both are working.
Now for the tricky part.
Using vdub2 avisynth i have a set of trim commands
Trim(0,18416)
Trim(18417,20223).ShiftCCT(7700)
Trim(20224,81096)
Trim(81097,81223).ShiftCCT(7700).Levels(0, 1.1, 255, 0, 255)
Trim(81224,81311)
Trim(81312,86070).ShiftCCT(7700).Levels(0, 1.1, 255, 0, 255)
Trim(86071,131324)
Trim(131325,136269).Levels(0, 1.1, 255, 0, 255).Tweak(bright=0,cont=1.1)
Trim(136270,151079)
Trim(151080,156603).Levels(0, 1.05, 255, 0, 255).Tweak(bright=0,cont=1.1)
Trim(156604,159596)
Trim(159597,168204).ShiftCCT(8700).Levels(0, 1.05, 255, 0, 255).Tweak(bright=0,cont=1.1)
Trim(168205,175366)
Trim(175367,184808).ShiftCCT(7700)
Trim(184809,192795)
When i tried to do it in staxrip in one of the avs filters box, it crashed with stack overflow error blah blah.
OverflowException (v2.8.0)
Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.
System.OverflowException: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.
at StaxRip.PreviewForm.GetDrawPos(Int32 frame) in D:\Code\Github\staxrip\staxrip\Source\Forms\PreviewForm.vb:line 402
at StaxRip.PreviewForm.pnTrack_Paint(Object sender, PaintEventArgs e) in D:\Code\Github\staxrip\staxrip\Source\Forms\PreviewForm.vb:line 484
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.PaintWithErrorHandling(PaintEventArgs e, Int16 layer)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmPaint(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
It seems i can't use Trim(18417,20223).ShiftCCT(7700) or
Trim(18417,20223)
ShiftCCT(7700)
in one box but
Trim(18417,20223)
another box
ShiftCCT(7700) works.
Is there a way of doing the same or similar to vdub2?
I don't thinks it is practical to do 28 boxes plus other boxes.
VincAlastor
21st January 2022, 08:13
Hello, since SVT-AV1 v0.8.7-363 build the following warning appears:
"[SVT-Warning]: --keyint is now intra-period + 1!"
I would like to ask you to test the StaxRip SVT-AV1 encoder Options cmd and GUI settings for upcoming releases.
Thank you :)
edit: SVT-AV1 0.9 stable was released. Please find all changes for staxrip on gitlab:
https://gitlab.com/AOMediaCodec/SVT-AV1/-/releases
DMD
24th January 2022, 11:55
Today I noticed that I am updating the x265 encoder x265-3.5+21+12-cb341a7ef-[Mod-by-Patman] (https://github.com/Patman86/x265-Mod-by-Patman/releases/tag/3.5%2B21%2B12) is this the correct version for StaxRip?
Thank you
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