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jonny
17th November 2002, 15:22
I've modified DivX 5 Enc in order to work with MPEG2Dec3 + Avisynth 2.5

You must download the last version:
http://jonny.leffe.dnsalias.com/divx5enc_1_07.zip
Then replace divx5enc.exe with this:
http://jonny.leffe.dnsalias.com/divx5enc_1_07mod.zip EDIT: removed, new AviSynth 2.5 have SelectRangeEvery!!! :D:D:D

Basically i've replaced
SelectRangeEvery(n,14)
with
SelectEvery(n,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13)

Seems to work well.
Can someone tell me if there are real differences between SelectRangeEvery and SelectEvery?


Tested with:
DVD2AVI 1.76
Avisynth 2.5 alpha
MPEG2Dec3 v0.91
VirtualDubMod 1.4.11.1

jonny

JohnMK
17th November 2002, 18:52
You are my God. Thank you so much for this.

JohnMK
17th November 2002, 19:22
After doing the compressibility test it said the FPS was 24.000. However, DVD2AVI's Force FILM left it at 23.976. Is it just a case of your program rounding? I'm confident it should indeed read "23.976 fps."

Thanks.

jonny
18th November 2002, 01:37
Please make this test:
simply open the .avs with VDub and go to File information to see what is the correct value.

Thanks!
jonny

JohnMK
18th November 2002, 17:52
Hi Jonny.

So far your program is Superbulent. :D

One question though. When I go into VirtualDub and ctrl-c to get the divx5 properties, I see on one of the last tabs something about quality vs. speed of encode. Does your divx5 enc pass the correct parameter, or is the default == full quality/slow speed, and no parameter needs passing?

jonny
18th November 2002, 18:07
>So far your program is Superbulent.

hihihihihi :D


>One question though. When I go into VirtualDub and ctrl-c to get the divx5 properties, I see on one of the last tabs something about quality vs. speed of encode. Does your divx5 enc pass the correct parameter, or is the default == full quality/slow speed, and no parameter needs passing?

DivX5Enc always use "Slowest" (i don't think someone want to use other values for encoding).


Bye!
jonny