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Ceppo
30th March 2021, 13:20
Hi, is there a compiled version of x262 available to download? If not, could someone compile it for me or give me instruction on how to compile it?
Thanks.
Richard1485
31st March 2021, 01:51
Groucho's builds from here (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1879298#post1879298) can still be downloaded. That's all that you're likely to find.
Ceppo
31st March 2021, 08:49
Thanks a lot!
Ceppo
31st March 2021, 11:18
I have a problem. This build processes one frame then it stops.
x262.exe --mpeg2 --output x262.mpg avs.avs
The source is a 576p PAL
Richard1485
31st March 2021, 14:32
Unfortunately, I can't help with x262, never having used it much. You could try the obvious stuff: seeing if the same thing happens with the 32-bit and 64-bit builds, experimenting with a different (older?) version of AviSynth, trying a variety of inputs (NTSC?), etc. Good luck.
EDIT: It works for me, and I'm running the binary under Wine! Here's my test clip:
ColorBars()
Trim(0,999)
BilinearResize(720,576)
AssumeFPS("pal_film")
ConvertToYV12()
Info()
Here's what I ran:
x262_32.exe --mpeg2 --output x262.mpg ColorBars.avs
Presumably, you are typing x262_32.exe instead of just x262.exe. I'm using the latest version of AviSynth+. The 64-bit build works as well.
Ceppo
31st March 2021, 20:28
Thanks, with your test clip the 32bit seems to work, no luck with the 64bit.I'm also on the latest avisynth+ build (not the test one).
Richard1485
31st March 2021, 21:43
I have Wine set up for Windows 7, so maybe it's a Windows 10 issue. Perhaps you could try compatibility mode. If your PAL source still isn't working, maybe post your script to see if someone has some suggestions.
Ceppo
1st April 2021, 16:15
I think I will just make a x264 lossless to run the filters then use the 32bit version to encode. Thanks.
FranceBB
4th April 2021, 20:26
I think I will just make a x264 lossless to run the filters then use the 32bit version to encode. Thanks.
no need for that, just use avs2yuv and pipe it to x262, just like you would do with any other encoder. For instance:
avs2yuv.exe "AVS Script.avs" -csp AUTO -o - | x262.exe - --mpeg2 --output "raw_output.mpeg2"
should work. ;)
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