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Nogami
15th November 2002, 08:35
Changes:

Version : 2.59. 2002/11/14

Corresponded to Hyper Threading Technology.
Improved the system of template by project wizard. Basically, it can be chosen by a combination of CBR/VBR and audio format.
It can be played by setting screen of all image filter except 24fps filter. It starts to play by pressing space bar in condition of making slider bar active.
"Set up forced picture type" and "Detect scene change" in MPEG setting can be used together.
Chained files can be managed as one animation. This tool can be switched ON by environmental setting.
Changed "external tool" tab in environmental setting to "audio engine" tab.
Included sampling wavelength transform engine with high quality. However, it is necessary to set up by "audio engine" tab in the environmental setting in order to use since it is set as not using in default.
Included the project which currently encodes in "remained job number" indicated in the status bar of main window by batch encode.
Modified not to have memory access violation error upon moving track bar or clicking stop button right after pressing a play button by audio processing dialog.
The latest setting is saved to the utmost by saving environmental setting or batch list into HDD upon job completion of batch encoding.
Message is indicated when audio file cannot be opened by the setting window of source range.
Audio corresponded to separating MPEG-2 file of linear PCM by MPEG tools. Multiplex of linear PCM cannot be supported.
Only elementary stream format can be output with WAV format by specifying linear PCM format to audio format in MPEG setting dialog.
In case "Interpolate YUV data from 4:1:1 to 4:4:4" is ON in environmental setting, "Specify color space conversion formula" is also handled as ON automatically.
Modified that TMPGEnc.vfp, which is VFAPI plug-in of TMPGEnc did not read TMPGEnc body setting.
Modified that the index after 4GB was broken when data rate output AVI file with high format (for example, uncompressed high resolution) by AVI output.


http://www.tmpgenc.net/files/TMPGEnc-2.59.47.155-Free.zip

or

http://210.150.5.219/files/TMPGEnc-2.59.47.155-Plus-EN.exe

for registered users.

crow
16th November 2002, 19:24
@Nogami

Thousand thanks for the ifo on New release, I’ll give it A try!

I’ve been using TMPGEnc for A month & LOVE IT.

jansb000
17th November 2002, 11:36
Originally posted by Nogami
Corresponded to Hyper Threading Technology.

What is this "Hyper Threading Technology"?
Do I want/need it :confused:

tiki4
18th November 2002, 14:31
HyperThreading is a new technology that is used in the upcoming Pentium 4 desktop processors of Intel. It is already in use in the Xeon DP and MP processors based on the P4 core. The technical term for that is Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) and is not that new.
Anyhow, this technique fakes a second CPU on a single CPU machine and such the OS thinks there is one more CPU available. It allows to utilize parts of the CPU that otherwise wouldn't be used. On the first glance this sounds like 2 CPU with just one installed but this is not entirely true. A program that only performs floating point calculations for example won't get any fast, only if a program intelligently makes use of the FP and integer registers of the CPU a speed gain may happen. This also means that the programmer needs much thinking and the right compiler to make use of HT (or SMT).
Furthermore, Intel says you need in any case Windows XP or later and Linux Kernel 2.4.18 or later.

For more information check the Intel website.

Regards,

tiki4

Arky
20th November 2002, 17:17
I don't suppose anyone in Doom9 Land has the good fortune to have a brand new P4 Hyperthread-capable CPU in their system, do they? If so, I'd be interested to learn how well 2.59 responds to the HyperThreading optimisation. None of the tech' sites seem to have a clue how to really use MPEG2 encoders, when they do their benchmarks, so a Doom9 member's findings would be much more relevant to me!


Arky ;o)

Arky
20th November 2002, 17:17
I don't suppose anyone in Doom9 Land has the good fortune to have a brand new P4 Hyperthread-capable CPU in their system, do they? If so, I'd be interested to learn how well 2.59 responds to the HyperThreading optimisation. None of the tech' sites seem to have a clue how to really use MPEG2 encoders, when they do their benchmarks, so a Doom9 member's findings would be much more relevant to me!


Arky ;o)

Arky
20th November 2002, 17:19
oops! sorry, ultradna, please remove this post, and one of the above :D

I'd do it myself, but...


Arky ;o)

unixfs
20th November 2002, 20:20
Muxing as Non Standard Video-CD is not working anymore: it muxes a
standard (and giant) VCD stream.

I reverted to 2.58.

Thanks.