View Full Version : Real DVD2AVI 1.77.1 is out.
tmpy222
7th June 2002, 03:01
Guess what? Jackei is back with his 1.77.1 version.
It's P4 SSE2 optimised.
http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/dvd2avi/
[Toff]
9th June 2002, 10:53
Hey, no one interested !
Any P4 users around here to do a speed comparison between 1.76 and 1.77.1 ?
srxbarot
9th June 2002, 15:17
The new version is great. I have used this in Gnot and there speed increase. Hope we see more versions.
pipo
10th June 2002, 08:02
Welcome back Jackei!
Pipo
DmitryR
10th June 2002, 09:56
Originally posted by srxbarot
I have used this in Gnot and there speed increase.
And how much is the increase? 5-7% I guess?
srxbarot
10th June 2002, 11:52
I found it to be greater than 5 to 10%. I create D2v project file. I have not clocked it. I will do some testing for some vobs.
Apfelstruhdl
10th June 2002, 19:33
is this a full replacement for dvd2avi included in the gknot package??
will athlon xp users get a speed increase.
where does the speed come from? code optimization or different type of decoding?? if from decoding is there a difference compared to the "normal" dvd2avi???
Apfelstruhdl
[Toff]
10th June 2002, 23:49
This is the "normal" dvd2avi.
I've made some test but no improvement here.
I have an Athlon 1Ghz (not XP), so it seems normal.
Just test it by yourself.
A good way is to use Xvid with the "Null - test speed" encoding mode.
Open your VOB and choose "Save AVI" to encode directly with dvd2avi.
DmitryR
11th June 2002, 09:57
Originally posted by Apfelstruhdl
will athlon xp users get a speed increase.
where does the speed come from? code optimization or different type of decoding??
Athlon XP will not get a speed increase for it supports SSE only, and the code is for SSE2.
The speed come from using SSE2 instructions that operate with 128-bit XMM registers (MMX is 64-bit). It makes the code (IDCT routine) exactly twice shorter and about 30% faster (SSE2 instructions take longer to execute then MMX ones).
srxbarot
11th June 2002, 11:56
"is this a full replacement for dvd2avi included in the gknot package?? "
Yes it is a full replacement for the gnot package.
The speed increase in P4 computeris is about 25%
tiki4
11th June 2002, 12:23
I've got a question:
How do you see any speed increase, when the decoding in GKnot is done by mpeg2dec.dll, the dll version of DVD2AVI that is used as an Avisynth Plugin?
I cannot test that, as I don't own a P4.
tiki4
trbarry
11th June 2002, 14:26
How do you see any speed increase, when the decoding in GKnot is done by mpeg2dec.dll, the dll version of DVD2AVI that is used as an Avisynth Plugin?
I haven't checked out Jackei's new version. Didn't it come with a P4 mpeg2dec.dll? If not it's probably compatible with the save-oe P4 optimized version on my site at www.trbarry.com/MPEG2DEC2.zip. But I haven't tested that with 1.77.
- Tom
frank
15th June 2002, 14:35
Test environment:
P4 1 GHz
DVD2AVI project, no sound, SVCD Avisynth script, frame serving to cce 2.50, 3 min
DVD2AVI v1.76, MPEG2DEC.DLL (SSE)
speed = 1.222
DVD2AVI v1.77.1, MPEG2DEC2.DLL (SSE2)
speed = 1.262 +3.3 %
DVD2AVI v1.77.1 MPEG2DEC2.DLL (SSE2), with cropping in DVD2AVI
speed = 1.288 +5.4 %
Only very small improvements with SSE2.
trbarry
16th June 2002, 08:34
There are some more DVD2AVI/MPEG2DEC test timings here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11442&perpage=20&pagenumber=10).
Starting about page 10, for a few pages.
Of course the more filters or extra overhead you have the smaller percantage gain you would notice. But every little bit helps.
- Tom
Hey!
http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/dvd2avi/index.html
Keep ya eye out! :) looks like jackei might have a little run of improvements :) (now:- 1.77.3)
(& it looks like he might of fixed the overlay bug! yay!)
-Nic
srxbarot
17th June 2002, 11:49
New release of DVD2AVI 1.77.3
NIC just posted it earlier
ookzDVD
19th June 2002, 03:27
DVD2AVI v1.77.3
change the structure of DV2 file which can't be used from Gknot.
Gazza
19th June 2002, 06:26
Dear all,
This could be a really silly thing to bring up but in Doom9's news of 10th April this year there was a dvd2avi version 1.86. Can someone explain the difference between version 1.77 and version 1.86 - have we gone backwards or is there a number of different compiled releases (as in xvid)?
Should I be using version 1.86 or vserion 1.77??
Gazza
ookzDVD
19th June 2002, 07:16
@Gazza,
The latest "stable" original version of DVD2AVI is version 1.76,
after long time no new update, then people try to add new feature
to the 1.76 become 1.86 (mostly in audio part), and even starts
new SourceForge Project.
And recently, the author of DVD2AVI come again with the 1.77
version which improvement for SSE2 (Pentium 4).
NB. Nic (from XviD forum) also try to make add the new feature
to the DVD2AVI which support 2 pass encoding, but....
not released to public yet until this time. ;(
Gazza
19th June 2002, 08:01
Thanks ookzDVD,
I guess its my choice as to whether continue with version 1.86 or try version 1.77.. Do you know if the new features in 1.86 are or will be included within 1.77 and onwards?
Gazza
ookzDVD
19th June 2002, 09:11
@Gazza,
To be honest, I'm still using the version 1.76,
since the additional feature in the 1.85/1.86
is useless for me :
1. mp3 encoding : I'm using vorbis :(
2. crop/resizing : I'm using avisynth :(
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