View Full Version : OK, so explain this
framerman
1st January 2003, 20:14
I have cce to reencode my video. I was using vfapi and getting an encode rate consistently at .470. I read up on some posts on avisynth and figured this was the way to go. Looked like it was going to be much faster that vfapi. After asking many people here how to do it, got it down somewhat well. I started getting speeds of .520. A little better. But now I have a separate problem, which I won't deiscuss because it's not really why I'm posting.
What I needed to do was do a small test on a video file. I opened up dvd2avi and clipped about a 4 minute video file from a vob from my movie. At the time I still had my vfapi setup rather easily. So I decided, just on this test, I would use the vfapi. Well, I was shocked to see that my speeds had jumped to .580, in vfapi. Now why would it be faster than avisynth?
iago
1st January 2003, 20:54
Why don't you start your thread with a proper title that tells us briefly about what your problem is ?!
Btw, why the hell do you think anybody "should" reply to a thread with such an irritating title (except me possibly ;)) ?!
I can only suggest that "you" go on using vfapi instead of avisynth if you are so pleased with (the speed of) it...
iago
scmccarthy
2nd January 2003, 00:32
I find the issue of whether VFAPI is faster than AviSynth one big, loud yawn. When's the last time anyone wrote a plugin for VFAPI? It is much easier to write filters for AviSynth than VirtualDub, I can even do it! To send everyone to their dictionaries, I'd like to summarize by saying I like AviSynth because it is extensible. (Oooh, fancy word.:D )
Using VirtualDub with fast recompress rather than full processing? Without using any filters, VFAPI might be faster, it certainly isn't slow! I used VFAPI for a long time and even now I might switch back and forth depnding on what options I want.
Stephen
framerman
2nd January 2003, 01:46
iago
I'm just glad you're not with the US Postal service.
I'm just an information hog. If you don't want to share then you don't have to respond. You avisynth guys need a vacation or something. Geez.
Didée
2nd January 2003, 02:15
framerman,
you are wrong.
Fact, truth and reality is, we have rules in this forum. Of course you have read them, with 70 posts you are "old" enough.
May I draw your attention again to this:
9) Use a title that describes the content of your post.
[..]
If you don't comply with these rules you'll have to face a set of sanctions.
Only because of this, I would not have spent the time to type all this - I do it nonetheless, because of
4) Be nice to each other and respect the moderator. Profanity and insults will not be tolerated. If you have a problem with another member turn to the respective moderator and if the moderator can't help you send a private message to Doom9.
And finally, maybe you don't realize, but:
Assuming Iago to "not wanting to share" is my candidate for the JOKE OF THE YEAR 2003!
I'm not a moderator here. But I feel that, from time to time, it is more effective if not only the moderator is the "bad guy", by ensuring that even normal forum members not only accept the forum rules, but see their necessity.
Regards
Didée
iago
2nd January 2003, 03:03
Originally posted by framerman
iago
I'm just glad you're not with the US Postal service.@framerman,
So am I! ;)
Btw, as far as I know US is only one of the many countries in the world; a big one though! ;) Just out of curiosity, but have you ever read Shakespeare?
iago
(symbol of motiveless malignity :D)
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