View Full Version : Dr. DivX Beta 1.0 is out
thekid
2nd May 2003, 20:02
hey guys
if your interested in testing a new application for encoding DivX, here it is
Dr. DivX Beta 1.0
Encode from files, MPEG1, 2, 4, AVI, etc
Encode from DV camera/deck
Encode from live capture card
and its fast and easy
check it out here
http://www.divx.com/divx/drdivx/index.php
Post bugs and feedback here
http://forums.divx.com/viewforum.php?forum=23
thekid...
phrentec
3rd May 2003, 01:03
it seems to be a pretty good encoding app. only meant for divx i guess since i wasn't able to find a place to select a different codec. they did a good job integrating the bitrate calculator except the user should also have an option of specifying the bitrate as well. also where are the codec settins for DivX at? (edit: nevermind i found it, it's under encodevideo>modify settings>advanced settings) like where are the performance/quality settings at? and is one the reasons they are charging for it because it also supports windowsmediavideo encoding?
(just noted: the way the logo has an Rx, like a prescription for a medicine, and doctor in Dr.DivX, get it? the doctor the rx like it's the medicinal cure for encoding hassles, it's a joke, har har, yeah i know whatever)
Its a 15 day trial?!!?!
Im not really interested in it(per say),but Im sure some here(me)
would like to know if it comes with DIVX(pro purchase,finally some real reasons to buy?!)..
All comments welcome:D
Fantasma
3rd May 2003, 02:37
Wake me up when the status of the application changes from Beta
to Pro.
Lol
Tried it on a 17 gig 80 min. Type 2 standard DV file. Would not read audio but gave no notification. Preview audio did not play and gave no notification. Encoded with no audio. Will not open avs files (is it supposed to?). Seems more like a pre-barely-Beta.
Encode the above DV at a very nice 30 fps using the home theater settings @1000. Quality of encode was pretty good but had a very soft look. Nearly fuzzy, but not quite that far.
I wouldn't buy it. I do like how they are trying to target casual users with limited divx encoding experience. I just think maybe it is too dumbed down. All above is personal opinion, subjective, IMO, and all that stuff. Sorry if it does not sound too positive.
doent read avisynth -> useless
cofferscuffs
3rd May 2003, 16:25
it could be made usefull if it encoded to xvid! :p
thekid
3rd May 2003, 16:48
it does read avisynth files
just not this version
there is a bug in this version, we are fixing it
thekid...
Hi,
i think thsi beta state is very usefull.
I tested it in very different modes, an my expierience is really surprising:
It is very fast.
The Settings were exactly the same:
VOBInput wo Audio
I used exactly the same part of the movie (I think the selection should be made more exact in Dr.DivX).
CPU AthlonXP 1800, state of OS.
Bitrate: 1200
Exactly Same Part of the movie
2-Pass VBR.
Croping/resizing --> done by DrDivX/Codec
Using XMPEG/VDubMod --> Croping/resizing done by XMPEG/VDubMod or Codec
Enhancements on or enhancements off.
I tested really every Setting, but the Speed Difference was always almost equal.
With XMPEG 5.02b2 i got with the same settings, and the fastest IDCT 20 Frames with bi-directional encoding enabled.
Vith VDubMod and the "fast recompress" video mode it got a little faster.
But with Dr. DivX i got between 25 an 30 Frames.
Conclusion:
For standard Operations, (didn't try AVS Script) i will always use DrDivX in the future.
Greets,
TCD
digitalman
6th May 2003, 12:50
It does not seem to be able to read 2.08 or 2.51 AVS files, even though AVS is listed in the drop down list. I tested the script I was using in both TMPGEnc and CCE, and they both opened fine there. So definitely an issue with Dr. Divx.
Hi,
i made the same expierience with AVS Scripts.
All of my working Scripts don't open, coming up with the claim i don't have the right decder installed, which is impossible.
I think i read sthg., that the Dr.DivX opens clips in all major colorspaces but it again striked opening AVSScripts in various colorspaces...
Probalby the AVS Problem is just a beta issue (i hop it is)...
Gretts,
TCD
thekid
7th May 2003, 00:20
the avisynth issue is just a beta bug
it can open AVS files no problems, just not in the beta version
this will be fixed soon
i posted this over at the DivX forums, but you may have missed it ;-)
thekid...
Acaila
7th May 2003, 10:03
i posted this over at the DivX forums, but you may have missed it ;-) You actually already mentioned that in your second post in this thread :D.
thekid
7th May 2003, 15:09
and you are correct
i should re-ready my own posts more often :D
thekid...
Acaila
7th May 2003, 16:08
Actually I meant that others should read your posts more carefully. They seemed to have missed it after all...
Originally posted by Acaila
Actually I meant that others should read your posts more carefully. They seemed to have missed it after all...
You are damn right...i saw it....
fraorlando
8th May 2003, 11:39
Wasnt able to change the audio stream when encoding from a .vob source.?! And what about a second audio track?:rolleyes:
thekid
8th May 2003, 16:01
see this thread
http://forums.divx.com/viewtopic.php?topic=48992&forum=24
thekid...
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