@DVD2SVCD: eliminate CovertToYUV2 when CCE >= 2.67.00.10

[mmatac]

from the News
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Cinemacraft has released a new beta of their CCE SP encoder. Version 2.67.0.10 properly sets the timecode in the ecl and the last frame of the encoded video is no longer missing. More importantly you can now open and encode AviSynth 2.51 YV12 scripts without any CovertToYUV2.
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Please, DVD2SVCD,

eliminate CovertToYUV2 when CCE >= 2.67.00.10

bye

Furthermore, waiting for a CCE version more stable than 2.67.00.10(from the News ...However, after encoding a short clip, the video was more blue than anything else so I think there's still some room for improvement.. )

Furthemore, waiting for a good adjuster.

[ultimatebilly]

I wouldn't be too fast with that...
People with neither Xvid nor Divx5 installed confirmed that on their machines cce isn't able to decode yv12, so it seems that cce only takes the codec directshow uses for decoding yv12 and uses this similar to tmpeg...
So I would still use yuy2...

[mmatac]

If it's true: "Puttana Eva!"

[DDogg]

If it is using divx for the yv12 handler it will be obvious when you do a timing test. The ConvertToYUY2 statement is considerably faster than divx. Just time any short segments with and without the ConvertToYUY2 statement in your script. I don't have that version so I can't really check it out.

[Holomatrix]

Try fixing the blue with this;
SwapUV()

[mmatac]

Referring to another thread related to the argument:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=52521

it would be confirmed that CCE 2.67.00.10b doesn't work in YV12 space. CCE can only handle a YV12 AVS file:angry:
There is a space transcoding (internal or external) from YV12 space to YUV2 space before the real encoding by CCE.
At moment it would interesting, in terms of speed processing, to know which is the faster method:
1. operate through the Avisynth statement ConvertToYUV2 and pass the converted AVS to CCE
2. do not Convert and let the (internal or external) trancoder make the job to pass the YUV2 AVS to CCE.

For the result, I suggest to refer to the above thread.

bye michele