gord 0.26 stat file editor

[FFiXx]

Hi, I was wondering.. What exactly does the option on top rite "DRF-Levels(Save all frames with Level2)" do? since I tried set a mark on it then added keyframes,calculated and saved it into a stats file and encoded. But nothing seems to be any diff from the regular stats without marking on that option, can sum1 help me?

[TheWEF]

in all normal 1st-pass stats-files every frame has cl 2.
so usually checking this option does not make a difference.

you only need this for special operations (e.g. if you use or merge a 2nd-pass stats-file) because nandub takes cl into account when scaling the curve...

option is experimental and not really useful for everyday operations.

wef.

[FFiXx]

Hey,
If I wanted to have the nandub distro drf sizes slowly from drf2(60-70%)-drf3(20-30)-drf4(5-10%)-drf5(minial) and lock it at drf6-7, how can I do this by altering the statsfile? or is it the nandub options
I have to play with? Since i get splitt drf sizes from drf2(26-30)-drf3(10-14%)-drf4(10-14%)-drf5(50-60%). Ive ran alot of tests and all my files seems to be in this way, I accidently got my drf sizes distroed as i want on the frames on onepass oneday. But it didnt get saved in _last_.vcf :(

[TheWEF]

Originally posted by FFiXx
If I wanted to have the nandub distro drf sizes slowly from drf2(60-70%)-drf3(20-30)-drf4(5-10%)-drf5(minial) and lock it at drf6-7, how can I do this by altering the statsfile?

this is not possible and senseless. nandub has to "choose" certain drf levels to keep the selected filesize. change filters or filesize to get lower drfs.

you get so many drf2 because there is a minimum bitrate (~270) to avoid shit. so e.g. every black frame gets drf2. these frames don't take much of the filesize, though.

wef.