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vinkes
25th April 2003, 17:56
Originally posted by Sirber
No prob :)
I have a question: Did you ever try RealAudio?
Yes I did. Lately I've been experimenting somewhat with realvideo 9, It's a lot better than other codecs at lower bitrates. I usually use realaudio at either 64 or 96 kbits. It's not bad, but somehow on my soundcard (sb live 5.1) ogg vorbis sounds better.
And for some strange reason I can't get real audio with surround sound to work on my pc.
Regards,
31 Flavas
25th April 2003, 19:38
Originally posted by vinkes
And for some strange reason I can't get real audio with surround sound to work on my pc. Real Surround is DLP as far as I know. DLP (Dolby Pro Logic) is only 2 channels and I do not think a sound card will put out the extra channels even if it is a 5.1/6.1/7.1 card. You need something like the decoder box that comes with the Creative Labs DTT2500/3500 or Inspire 5700 speaker system or an external amplifier that has a pro-logic button.
Or maybe i'm just showing my ignorance....
Sirber
25th April 2003, 21:23
One of my friend (kind-of, he's a jerk really) have a 5.1, but the output sounds like stereo.
PerCIVaL
8th May 2003, 20:19
I think not,
I played around with the jm61 spec console encoder. But it's too slow to be functional.
vsoft was going to release beta 3 on the new spec some time ago but didn't.
Herculezz
12th May 2003, 23:47
Whats Up With VSS They Promise a Beta 3 VFW Every Week And It's Been Something Like a Month :(
Sirber
12th May 2003, 23:52
2 month :)
Anyway H264 wont be ready for years :(
Herculezz
13th May 2003, 00:12
They Promisied Final Release next few months
Thank you for good words!
We plan to make final H.264 codec release in a few months. And we plan to provide H.264 Light version for free.
-- Alexei --
Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 5:03 pm
Also Said Full D1 Playback will only require a 1 GHZ Machine :)
Sirber
13th May 2003, 00:35
Few months will be in 3 years :)
In the meantime, we can use RV9 :D
Herculezz
13th May 2003, 01:07
I Would Use RV9 IF You Could Play With Other Player!! :)
Sirber
13th May 2003, 02:25
What about MPC?
Herculezz
13th May 2003, 02:37
I Just Did an Encode of a 1 min clip with RM 9 And It's Amazing Quality!! I Used AutoRV9 And was wondering if the AC3 File I Use When Encoded to 96KBPS Is it still dolby digital?
Sirber
13th May 2003, 02:42
It's Dolby Digital Surround only...
Herculezz
13th May 2003, 02:44
is it 5.1? no dts? Can You Merge a different audio file with the video?
Sirber
13th May 2003, 02:46
AC3, wav and vorbis I think, using the SMIL system.
Use search or browser this forum. :)
Herculezz
13th May 2003, 02:47
does any of them do dts?
Sirber
13th May 2003, 03:17
Nope.
Or... ask Karl :)
nFury8
13th May 2003, 06:39
originally posted by Herculezz
is it 5.1? no dts? Can You Merge a different audio file with the video?
If you have a 5.1 setup and want to maximize it, better stay away from RV9 for the moment, it only supports surround. Too restrictive, you can't mux a different audio format with its video.
Sirber
13th May 2003, 12:56
Originally posted by nFury8
Too restrictive, you can't mux a different audio format with its video.
You can, using a SMIL(E) :). It's an external muxing... For my 2 language rips, there is movie.rmvb, french.rm and english.rm, and 2 .smil to link the movie with the chosen language. You can use vorbis too or AC3 if you want...
nFury8
13th May 2003, 16:14
You can use vorbis too or AC3 if you want...
Really? IIRC, Karl Lillevold said its impossible to mux AC3 with RV9 in an earlier thread. Have you muxed AC3 with RV9 successfully? How did you do it with SMIL?
Sirber
14th May 2003, 00:44
For AC3 it was a guess, or a "wanted" feature ;) SOrry for that :D
gino25
17th May 2003, 15:09
Any news from hdot264 and vss?
alexcyn
22nd May 2003, 15:53
Originally posted by gino25
Any news from hdot264 and vss?
VSS Status:
We present our apologies to all video compression gurus!
Beta3 codec was not very successfull due to a lot of bugs in reference software code (we were based on it). So we decided not to release it at all.
Instead we are finishing completely new clean H.264 codec, which will be several times faster at the same quality.
== Alexei ==
gino25
22nd May 2003, 16:45
When will it be on-line?
Selur
22nd May 2003, 17:12
"Instead we are finishing completely new clean H.264 codec, which will be several times faster at the same quality."
Cool :D
Thx for the info. :)
Cu Selur
Sirber
22nd May 2003, 17:51
"Instead we are finishing completely new clean H.264 codec"
Based on what?
Mango Madness
22nd May 2003, 17:57
How about several times the quality at the same speed? :)
Dark-Cracker
6th June 2003, 06:27
any news ?
Selur
27th June 2003, 20:16
- bump -
and again:
Any news from hdot264 and vss?
Sgt_Strider
27th June 2003, 20:21
I just check the download portion of the site and beta 3 preview of the software is available for download. I'm not sure if this is signifigant news or even old news. Just check ;)
Sirber
27th June 2003, 20:52
It's old news. Sorry :(
gino25
28th June 2003, 13:33
In my opinion these codec are dead.
unmei
28th June 2003, 15:41
don't call them dead for some months without release. AAC was drifting for years and now everyone seems to jump on it ;D
AAC is mpeg-4 and H.264 is mpeg-4 too. Mpeg seems to like slow projects :0
(of course xvid is mepg-4 too and not slow at all)
Sirber
28th June 2003, 15:46
LOL!!!! A good one :D
gino25
4th August 2003, 15:11
Any news?
Sirber
4th August 2003, 15:13
Nope.
You can check theur website...
gino25
4th August 2003, 20:06
:( :( :( :( :mad:
Sirber
1st December 2003, 20:08
6 months later, still no news...
Bandung
1st December 2003, 23:19
Are you sure? I thought they did release it already?
Tommy Carrot
2nd December 2003, 01:28
Yea, but the codec in its current form is totally useless (too slow, bad interface - configurable via a .cfg file, etc), and the development stopped almost a year ago. And it wasn't even a serious development, just an avi wrapper on the reference software.
I think VSS progressed further, but they said their codec wont be free.
Doom9
2nd December 2003, 08:33
their base level h.264 codec was released at the international broadcast fair a few months back. It does real-time encoding if your computer is fast enough (don't ask me about the res). Now they're working on a main level codec. Both codecs won't be free but there's hope that the base level codec might show up in a future codec comparison ;)
Selur
2nd December 2003, 09:19
@doom9: Thanks for the info. :)
Do you know if there will be or is a way for a private person to buy their h.264 codec. ;)
Especially the "main level codec" would be interesting. ;)
Cu Selur
Doom9
2nd December 2003, 10:02
Do you know if there will be or is a way for a private person to buy their h.264 codec.You'd have to ask them. But I'd suppose they'd advertise if it they wanted to sell it to non corporate customers.
gino25
4th January 2004, 13:23
See here
http://www.vsofts.com/codec/h264_products.html
It appears that final version was released, but doesnt seem to be free
:(
Sirber
4th January 2004, 15:20
VSS H.264 Beta2 JM 4.2 Video for Windows
VSS H.264 Beta3 Preview JM 6.1 Console
nothing has been released :)
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