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MoonWalker
1st July 2002, 22:27
Well an new version but I don't know if the addon feature is usefull...

v0.7
Added output of Graph.txt with 1-pass,scaled,actual size for each frame
Fix a bug with the calculation of actual frame size

Get if from the link at my signature

I leave in the server v0.6 too if anyone doesn't need the graph.txt file..

I am waiting new ideas for my prog :)

MoonWalker

Bulletproof
2nd July 2002, 08:31
If you keep working at it you can get this program to be as big as Gordian Knot. The visualized graph in a GUI is still what im waiting for ;)

Once you have that sort of graph built up, I was thinking that you could even supply two debugview files to it and you can even see measure how two different settings you used within the compressor scale out in the graph, and even adding a scroll bar to the bottom so you can view the video (using mpeg2dec.dll) and look at the visualed compression graph between two debugview files, major tweaking ability here :devil:

Right now it would be cool if you could give the program two dbg.txt's and it can compare the quantizer use. And list it this way:

1. DBGFILE1.TXT : Has larger use of Q1 (10) than of DBGFILE2.TXT (1)
2. DBGFILE1.TXT : Has larger use of Q2 (23232) than of DBGFILE2.TXT (19291)
3. DBGFILE2.TXT : Has larger use of Q3 (333) than of DBGFILE1.TXT (120)

You can also learn API and maybe have the program display the stats in realtime directly reading from debugview.

MoonWalker
2nd July 2002, 12:11
Well this are very interesting but I have to study Visual C++ to do them all :)...I will try as soon as I return from my vacations..I am leaving today...

Well the next thing is to analyze two debugview files..It shouldn't be too dificult :)

Happy Holidays to all :)

MoonWalker

Marc FD
4th July 2002, 15:47
Originally posted by Bulletproof
If you keep working at it you can get this program to be as big as Gordian Knot. The visualized graph in a GUI is still what im waiting for ;)

Once you have that sort of graph built up, I was thinking that you could even supply two debugview files to it and you can even see measure how two different settings you used within the compressor scale out in the graph, and even adding a scroll bar to the bottom so you can view the video (using mpeg2dec.dll) and look at the visualed compression graph between two debugview files, major tweaking ability here :devil:



Take a look on Alt-Dbg :devil: ...