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len0x
3rd December 2003, 14:53
Originally posted by Drenhead
I tried the 0.6 beta version with Divx and specified a custom filesize of 360 MB. After running, the final filesize was over 1GB. As there something I am doing wrong?
Sorry NTSC ppl. Bitrate was way off (by 1000 times :)) so in fact it was max quality encoding :(
0.64 beta should correct this problem.
len0x
3rd December 2003, 15:04
Originally posted by Surgat
I suppose versions 0.6x Beta are based in 0.5 stable version, so all we need to test is divx encoding and not xvid encoding. am i ok?
It is based on 0.5 stable. And XviD encdoing wasn't changed, although theoretically there might be places where new bugs were introduced for XviD as well since some part had to be modified...
Wolfman
3rd December 2003, 16:38
A 9 min star wars clip
divx encode (latest 5.1.1 pro) auto width 512 first pass 36.6fps second pass 39.92fps ( 6 mins per pass )
xvid encode ?? auto width 576 first pass 23.18fps second pass 23.07fps (10mins per pass)
Both projected and actual file sizes the same (within 50bytes)
both play perfectly on my PC but the xvid does not play well on my standalone
However xvid clips using the std codec do work on my standalone.
divx faster and more compatible ..so far..:eek:
AN option to set the process priority of the main task and all sub-tasks would be great too... so you can surf while autogek'ing in the background.
GizmoDerMokwai
3rd December 2003, 16:51
Originally posted by Doom9
Hmm.. I think you haven't been in the hardware players forum for a while.. those problems have long been resolved with firmware upgrades. If a player still has problems with such audio, then it belongs to the trash. Even the cheapest players today have no beef with VBR MP3 (I've watched more than my share of such movies on my elta player and after the first firmware upgrade which introduced VBR compatibility, I've never had any problems).
I'be talked with some guys about the KiSS Players, such as the DP-450 and all told me, that evend after firmware updating the player had problems with vbr audio. so which elsa model have you? or witch player can you recommend...
len0x
3rd December 2003, 17:10
Originally posted by Wolfman
A 9 min star wars clip
divx encode (latest 5.1.1 pro) auto width 512 first pass 36.6fps second pass 39.92fps ( 6 mins per pass )
xvid encode ?? auto width 576 first pass 23.18fps second pass 23.07fps (10mins per pass)
I actually find as well that 5.1.1 gives you smaller resolution than XviD due to bad compressibility. 5.0.5 I believe was better in this matter.
Were you using 0.64 ?
Originally posted by Wolfman
AN option to set the process priority of the main task and all sub-tasks would be great too... so you can surf while autogek'ing in the background.
Start VDubMod -> Options -> Preferences -> Process Priority
Set it to lowest or even lower. then save settings and they will be picked up automatically everytime VDubMod starts.
snowcrash
3rd December 2003, 17:12
Just wanted to say thanks for the free software, Gordian Knot and now AutoGK. I'm a cheapskate so I love free stuff :D
Wolfman
3rd December 2003, 18:33
Yes to your question about version ...was 0.64 beta ..you say 5.01 divx better than divx5.1.1?? :(
XenoDaSouljah
3rd December 2003, 18:37
The encode is still slightly oversized (a lot less though)
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Input dir: X:\bob\Part 2 - Day Of Days
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Output file: F:\bob encode\2\divx5 vx xvid 1 test\divx511.avi
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Audio: English
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Subtitles: Nederlands
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Target size: 1400Mb
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Custom audio settings: AC3
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Started encoding.
[12/2/2003 3:23:51 PM] Demuxing and indexing.
[12/2/2003 3:25:16 PM] Analyzing source.
[12/2/2003 3:30:10 PM] Source is considered to be interlaced.
[12/2/2003 3:30:10 PM] Analyzing PAL source with different field order.
[12/2/2003 3:35:10 PM] Source is considered to be interlaced.
[12/2/2003 3:35:10 PM] Found 74981 frames
[12/2/2003 3:35:10 PM] Indexing subtitles.
[12/2/2003 3:36:44 PM] Audio size: 143963136
[12/2/2003 3:36:44 PM] Overhead: 2730368
[12/2/2003 3:36:44 PM] Video Size: 1321312896
[12/2/2003 3:36:44 PM] Target bitrate is: 3524kbps
[12/2/2003 3:36:44 PM] Running compressibility test.
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Duration was: 8 minutes 20 seconds
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Speed was: 7.49 fps.
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Compressibility percentage is: 76.85
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Chosen width is: 704
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Predicted comptest value is: 76.85
[12/2/2003 3:45:06 PM] Running first pass.
[12/2/2003 5:20:55 PM] Duration was: 1 hour, 35 minutes 48 seconds
[12/2/2003 5:20:56 PM] Speed was: 13.04 fps.
[12/2/2003 5:20:56 PM] Running second pass.
[12/2/2003 6:34:12 PM] Duration was: 1 hour, 13 minutes 15 seconds
[12/2/2003 6:34:12 PM] Speed was: 17.06 fps.
[12/2/2003 6:34:12 PM] Splitting video into: F:\bob encode\2\divx5 vx xvid 1 test\divx511.CD1.avi
[12/2/2003 6:35:07 PM] Splitting video into: F:\bob encode\2\divx5 vx xvid 1 test\divx511.CD2.avi
[12/2/2003 6:36:09 PM] Splitting video into: F:\bob encode\2\divx5 vx xvid 1 test\divx511.CD3.avi
[12/2/2003 6:36:10 PM] Job finished.
Size cd3: 3,75mb
len0x
3rd December 2003, 19:03
Originally posted by XenoDaSouljah
The encode is still slightly oversized (a lot less though)
Hm... what is the total size of unsplit file ?
Wolfman
3rd December 2003, 19:41
A way to preview the audio file you are going to use would be good.
ALso just finished a full encode and it was slighlty oversized asked for size 870mb (to fit 99mincdr) and the file came out to 891mb .. 192k vbr audio used, maybe this is the problem??
len0x
3rd December 2003, 19:50
Originally posted by Wolfman
ALso just finished a full encode and it was slighlty oversized asked for size 870mb (to fit 99mincdr) and the file came out to 891mb .. 192k vbr audio used, maybe this is the problem??
audio is not a problem... this is exact 1024/1000 ratio... How come
XenoDaSouljah only got slight oversize(3.5Mb) and you're that large(21Mb)...
Can please ppl which are having oversize problems say which source (PAL/NTSC) are they using?
manono
3rd December 2003, 20:29
891,000 KB/1024=870.117 MB. It'll fit.
len0x
3rd December 2003, 21:07
Originally posted by manono
891,000 KB/1024=870.117 MB. It'll fit.
uff, I'm relieved :)
I though I missed something rather large here...
GizmoDerMokwai
3rd December 2003, 21:16
finaly i've found some time to make some DivX5 Tests. Mostly testing several short streams (about 3-5 mins).
mostly i had a bit undersized files (just about 100kb-1,1MB), no oversized files...
MediaMage
3rd December 2003, 23:12
Autogk 0.60
divx 5.11
pal sources (25 fps)
aiming for 2cd rips (1400 mb)
ac3 sound
auto resizing
did 3 movies, all 3 were 28-30 mb off
Autogk 0.64:
1.468.125.184 Bytes
splitted:
733.202.432 Bytes (699 mb)
731.232.256 Bytes (697 mb)
=
1.464.434.688 Bytes
2 mb to Short???
najt
3rd December 2003, 23:12
How about a Divx quality slider? There could be the current setting and a "high quality" setting which would be 4 passes (3 standard and the last one at "slowest").
ps. this is only supported on 5.1.x
najt
3rd December 2003, 23:16
Originally posted by MediaMage
Autogk 0.60
Autogk 0.64:
1.468.125.184 Bytes
splitted:
733.202.432 Bytes (699 mb)
731.232.256 Bytes (697 mb)
=
1.464.434.688 Bytes
2 mb to Short???
I get the same thing with Gordian Knot and 5.1.1
len0x
3rd December 2003, 23:25
OK, looks like I solved oversizing issue - that's good. I will look into slight undersize during following couple of days (I can't see where i was wrong atm, but no worries :) ). May be it's general problem - in current GK you might not notice that because split actually increases size since interleaving settings are reset when splitting (don't tell anyone :) I fixed that in AutoGK and GK in CVS but not compiled 0.28.6.4 yet). So now I'm getting slightly undersized files as well. So we'll see - i have to do more tests. If you want to help try encoding manually in GK and compare (I'm trying to be at least as accurate as GK and after that we may try to be even more accurate...)
@ najt
I knew that someone eventually asks for that (multipass). We'll see about that afterwards. But in general if you have so much spare time, then IMHO it's better to invest it in XviD encoding, which only disadvantage was speed...
najt
3rd December 2003, 23:41
And about the hyperthreading issue. SubRip also crashes, but I can't even start it, while AutoGK doesn't crash so often. It is written in Delphi (I pressume AutoGK is also) so check borland's developer network for a solution. Could be a bug in a dll that SubRip and AutoGK use.
btw, runtime error 216 is an access violation.
r6d2
3rd December 2003, 23:46
@len0x,
Finished my second test encode. Results summarized:
Movie: Indiana Jones III.
Encoding mode: Maximum Quality (unlimited size)
AutoGK Output Encode Encode
Version Codec file size Time Speed
-------------------------------------------------
0.5 XviD 3.01-GB 4:05:06 12.41
0.6 DivX 3.10-GB 2:35:02 19.62
Originally posted by len0x
Yep, someone should post there about AutoGK :)
Done. :D:D:D
Hobojobo
4th December 2003, 00:42
Help me please.
I am too stupid.
I can not even get AutoGK 0.64 to run.
First it told me, "Xvid not found..., app will now exit."
Ok, I installed Xvid.
Now the AutoGK tells me "is not found, app will now exit.", without telling me who or what is exactly missing.
Anybody got this problem?
Thanks for a hint.
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 00:54
Originally posted by len0x
Hm... what is the total size of unsplit file ?
Total size is: 1,37gb (1,471,438,848 bytes)
:)
(source was a pal dvd)
len0x
4th December 2003, 00:57
Originally posted by Hobojobo
Help me please.
I am too stupid.
I can not even get AutoGK 0.64 to run.
First it told me, "Xvid not found..., app will now exit."
Ok, I installed Xvid.
Now the AutoGK tells me "is not found, app will now exit.", without telling me who or what is exactly missing.
Anybody got this problem?
you have to install full 0.5 version (get it from the first post of this thread) and then just replace exe file with new 0.64.
Hobojobo
4th December 2003, 01:03
:o That is what I would have gone for next.
@len0x: Thank you for the quick reply and thank you for such a nice tool.
len0x
4th December 2003, 01:10
Originally posted by XenoDaSouljah
Total size is: 1,37gb (1,471,438,848 bytes)
That was AC3 right ? Can you try with VBR MP3 ?
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 01:12
Originally posted by len0x
That was AC3 right ? Can you try with VBR MP3 ?
hmm ok i will put it on before i go to bed, i will post the result somewhere in the morning in between work :)
len0x
4th December 2003, 01:15
Originally posted by XenoDaSouljah
hmm ok i will put it on before i go to bed, i will post the result somewhere in the morning in between work :)
actually nevermind - it can't be overhead issue since total overhead is less than 3Mb and you have 3.5Mb oversize. I'm more interested in encoding the same movie with the same settings in normal GK.
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 01:23
Originally posted by len0x
actually nevermind - it can't be overhead issue since total overhead is less than 3Mb and you have 3.5Mb oversize. I'm more interested in encoding the same movie with the same settings in normal GK.
Ok i can do that, but what settings where used in autogk ?
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 01:29
i mean like filter setiings and interlace and divx5 codec settings ?
len0x
4th December 2003, 01:33
Originally posted by XenoDaSouljah
Ok i can do that, but what settings where used in autogk ?
important thing is: the same size, the same audio (AC3 with 2 frames interleaving). divx with home theatre profile + bframes (doesn't matter really)
*edit* you can use the same avs file which was created in tmp dir
*edit2* do you see the same bitrate in GK as you see in the logs of AutoGK ?
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 01:45
Im afraid i have deleted that all. I needed space for this next encode :(. Shall i still run it with gordian knot ? all i have to do is press start now ;)
ookzDVD
4th December 2003, 02:09
I have problem with divx 5.1.1 pro,
the comp. test is ok, but it will not start the 1st-pass,
somehow the Vdubmob doesn't like the color space (error -2) ??? :(
I try with the xvid the same vobs with no problem :(
Drenhead
4th December 2003, 05:21
I used 0.64 and it worked great.
This may be a stupid question, but I couldn't find an answer in the forums anywhere. Can Auto GK be used to convert DV .avi files to Divx? I have a bunch of DV home movies that I want to convert to Divx. I have been using Dr. Divx, but I would love to use AutoGK if possible. If there is a tutorial somewhere for that, please point me there.
doubleJ
4th December 2003, 06:01
Hello...
I've been using autogk every time that I do an xvid encode and I have one request. That would be to load/encode a mpg file, not just vob's. It would be handy to compress tv captures.
JJ
lat3ralis
4th December 2003, 07:26
I'll second that request :D
Anyway, good work on AutoGK (to all those involved).
lat3ralis
MediaMage
4th December 2003, 10:11
inc(encode_mpeg_counter);
would be nice!
so i could EASILY convert those dvb rips from satellite.
rmagere
4th December 2003, 10:33
(incf encode-mpeg-counter)
for those who would like to use it to encode dv-stuff.
\begin{joke-offtopic}
*shall we also play guess the programming language*
\end{joke-offtopic}
PlayStation
4th December 2003, 11:30
Just my experience: I tried to encode a movie with DivX 5.11 pro and it did not work under automatic settings! This morining, after 7 hours of computing, VirtualDub reported in the status bar 23% done! I did another test this morning, where after 1 hour only 2% were done. XVid did fine with 0.5. I'll give it a try with 0.64 soon.
len0x
4th December 2003, 12:21
In my tests I can see that divx5 files always slightly undersized (and it's the same for GK), and I have no idea how come XenoDaSouljah got oversized one... More tests from him would be appreciated.
@All
About AVI/MPG input - I have only so much free time to work on this, eventually support for those would be added I guess, but no promices on when.
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 13:42
Originally posted by len0x
In my tests I can see that divx5 files always slightly undersized (and it's the same for GK), and I have no idea how come XenoDaSouljah got oversized one... More tests from him would be appreciated.
@All
About AVI/MPG input - I have only so much free time to work on this, eventually support for those would be added I guess, but no promices on when.
I bought two new dvd's today and i will test encode them to divx5.1.1 for you. ! :)
dihelson
4th December 2003, 13:42
Originally posted by satfabio
I'm testing AGK6.4b with Codec Divx 5.02 pro.
I prefere maximum quality and of course unlimited size and the
program work very good.
But I think that the best setting for codec divx for quality
is use bidirectional encoding select and 250 on max keyframe
interval.
Best wishes.
Paul
I Agree with you.
Indeed, after trying many DivX versions, the 5.02 versions was IMHO, the best of them, even for captures. Versions after that, in captures, don't respond fast enough on fast scenes, they make square blocks... And BTW, the best results on this codec config is Using Bi-Diretional encoding YES. The results are so good that we can't even compare "without it"...
[]'s
Dihelson
GizmoDerMokwai
4th December 2003, 14:53
Found bug in Settings Dialog in 0.64beta, when choosing Fixed Width editbox doesn't get enabled...
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 14:57
Originally posted by GizmoDerMokwai
Found bug in Settings Dialog in 0.64beta, when choosing Fixed Width editbox doesn't get enabled...
Bug confirmed by me.
GizmoDerMokwai
4th December 2003, 15:03
hehe, sorry :D was too lazy to read all that last posts ;D
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 15:05
Originally posted by GizmoDerMokwai
hehe, sorry :D was too lazy to read all that last posts ;D
no LOL ! :D You found it, i was only trying to see if it would happen on my system to :D
hehe :)
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 15:13
Another bug (or the same) it also doesnt work with minimum width...
satfabio
4th December 2003, 15:15
I all,
I think that the bidirectional encoding option (be) will be better select.
I'm testing the program with divx 5.02 pro and maximum size audio ac3, but when Virtualdubmod start for compression the option be is off. The quality is better if be option is select and keyframe 250.
Is possible.....
Paul
len0x
4th December 2003, 15:46
B-frames are always used unless you get more that 100% of compressibility test for resolution of 704*xxx. Why you all still asking for bframes I have no idea...
About key-frame interval. Why is 10 sec optimal value? (I assume for NTSC you'd like to see 240 frames or 300 frames and for PAL 250)
len0x
4th December 2003, 16:01
Originally posted by GizmoDerMokwai
Found bug in Settings Dialog in 0.64beta, when choosing Fixed Width editbox doesn't get enabled...
on my version it doesn't get disabled :) Seriously - what do you mean by enable? You are not supposed to edit it - just use the arrows.
XenoDaSouljah
4th December 2003, 17:15
Originally posted by len0x
on my version it doesn't get disabled :) Seriously - what do you mean by enable? You are not supposed to edit it - just use the arrows.
He and I means it is greyed out, you cannot select a res
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