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SeeMoreDigital
9th June 2004, 23:33
In the spirit of... "if you don't ask, you don't get". May I ask what you guys are planning for the next release?

Will there be any further ASP implementations, such as B-VOP (or multiple B-VOP's)?

.MP4 output maybe :D ... you know!


Cheers

shitowax
10th June 2004, 18:24
Current internal version of 3ivx has got qpix, custom matrixes and b-frames encoding working. We also have our mp4-swiss-knife dshow application already fairly kewl: capture, transcoding, tramsmuxing, editing, ... And of course, tons of super-top-secret-that-even-bond-isn't-aware-of features =)

Originally posted by SeeMoreDigital
In the spirit of... "if you don't ask, you don't get". May I ask what you guys are planning for the next release?

Will there be any further ASP implementations, such as B-VOP (or multiple B-VOP's)?

.MP4 output maybe :D ... you know!


Cheers

bond
10th June 2004, 18:32
Originally posted by shitowax
Current internal version of 3ivx has got qpix, custom matrixes and b-frames encoding working. We also have our mp4-swiss-knife dshow application already fairly kewl: capture, transcoding, tramsmuxing, editing, ...you cant imagine how hard it was for me to hold these things back and not answer smd's question :D

3ivx will have B-Frames and Qpel!!!
and there will be a MP4 editing tool!!!

And of course, tons of super-top-secret-that-even-bond-isn't-aware-of featuresomg, i smell evil stuff coming ;)

SeeMoreDigital
10th June 2004, 19:08
Thanks guys,

"well, that's a load off!"

bond... you can start breathing again :D


Cheers

pogo stick
10th June 2004, 23:25
Originally posted by shitowax
Current internal version of 3ivx has got qpix, custom matrixes and b-frames encoding working. We also have our mp4-swiss-knife dshow application already fairly kewl: capture, transcoding, tramsmuxing, editing, ... And of course, tons of super-top-secret-that-even-bond-isn't-aware-of features =)
Ahh!!!
What a surprise!
Do you need a beta tester? :D

SeeMoreDigital
10th June 2004, 23:53
Originally posted by pogo stick
Ahh!!!
What a surprise!
Do you need a beta tester? :D I think Mr bond is the only beta tester :( And he's loving it!


Cheers

Selur
11th June 2004, 07:27
I think Mr bond is the only beta tester
No, there are also some other beta testers. ;)
(I'm one too :) )

Can't wait until the Mpeg4EditingTool is finished and released. :)

Cu Selur

shitowax
11th June 2004, 09:02
We gave seeding access to first motivated and competent (either in video or in audio) people asking it.

Originally posted by Selur
No, there are also some other beta testers. ;)
(I'm one too :) )

Can't wait until the Mpeg4EditingTool is finished and released. :)

Cu Selur

SeeMoreDigital
11th June 2004, 09:58
Originally posted by shitowax
We gave seeding access to first motivated and competent (either in video or in audio) people asking it. Oh well that's me out then :(


Cheers

pogo stick
11th June 2004, 12:03
Originally posted by shitowax
We gave seeding access to first motivated and competent (either in video or in audio) people asking it.
Well, that's not me too. :(

Any plans on release dates?
Or is it too early to say?

gotaserena
11th June 2004, 14:47
That's really great news! An editing tool would definitely simplify my life, as I'm using mp4 (with aac audio) to process my captures!

If I could help with the testing... (well, asking won't hurt) :P

shitowax
11th June 2004, 15:42
no date, no delay ;)

Originally posted by pogo stick
Well, that's not me too. :(

Any plans on release dates?
Or is it too early to say?

pogo stick
2nd July 2004, 07:08
Please, excuse me for such impatience :o, but can we expect new release this summer or should we wait longer?

LostMP4
2nd July 2004, 08:52
Maybe a "we're still alive" release montly release?
Maybe with some bugfix (if there is some bug to fix ;)) or just a bigger number at the end of the version

eb
2nd July 2004, 16:14
I am using 3ivx for converting tvsat records to avi/mp4.
HDTV records using DVD2AVIT3 and 3ivx, for another cases VDM and 3ivx. So far i am happy with results, especialy with 1 pass mode, to compare to another codecs.
So that is the reason why I am looking for new release with impatience.

eb

Stux
4th July 2004, 04:10
A new release will come when its ready

We are heading towards a release tho ;)

S_O
4th July 2004, 10:30
Yust a very little feature request for installer:

I have MP4 files asociated with Media Player Classic, but the 3ivx installer will steal the extension and asociate mp4 with WMP 6.4 and use another icon automatically.
Could this behavior of the installer be changed, that the player is selectable in the installer and that there is a option not to change extensions at all?

SeeMoreDigital
4th July 2004, 11:07
Originally posted by S_O
Yust a very little feature request for installer:

I have MP4 files asociated with Media Player Classic, but the 3ivx installer will steal the extension and asociate mp4 with WMP 6.4 and use another icon automatically.
Could this behavior of the installer be changed, that the player is selectable in the installer and that there is a option not to change extensions at all? This problem is common with most applications!

If you installed the latest version of NeroVision Express (nve21216) you will find it will hijack all of 3ivx's settings and icons. And although Nero's latest release is better than previous versions. It's not quite there yet!


Cheers

S_O
4th July 2004, 12:18
This problem is common with most applications!That doesn´t mean 3ivx cannot do it better. RealPlayer already does, it doesn´t steal your extensions automatically anymore.
If you installed the latest version of NeroVision Express (nve21216) you will find it will hijack all of 3ivx's settings and icons. And although Nero's latest release is better than previous versions. It's not quite there yet!I only have the first packet of Nero installed, because it includes all (even more) I need.
But I noticed their crappy DirectShow Filters now playing (or more crashing) MP4. I had to unregister and delete (nero seems to re-register them) them to get mp4 working normal again.

DeathTheSheep
8th October 2005, 01:16
Ah, let's breate a breath of fresh air into this thread. Over a year later, I think it's time to pop the big question.

Are we getting even a bit closer? Or has death come to 3ivx? (no pun intended :D)

Thanks in advance for any info you guys can give, and my regards to the 3ivx developers.

DTS

PS: OK, questions I really wanted to ask ;): I'm particularly interested in 3ivx's performance at lower bitrates (quantizer 6) and at lower resolutions (320 x 240) for animated content. Also, Is the N-VOP implementation decent (in other words, any bit at all better than XviD's rather shabby one)? As for "B-frames," are you referring to multiple consecutive B-frames or single B-frame insertion (IPBPBP)? Any note on updates to the filter suite (AVC de-/muxing)? An "insane" quality mode? DivX profile compliance? Subjective quality increases? Speed changes? Any other new extra features in the mix? Sorry to be a bother, but I guess it's been quite a while with no updates (at all) and I was just getting a bit anxious. If you'll excuse me, ladies and gentlemen *bow* :)

Elias
19th October 2005, 05:48
What year was the latest 3ivx release? Was it 2003?

acidsex
19th October 2005, 06:37
Dude, I have written them off as a possiblity anymore. I bought 4.5.1 and kept hearing to expect a new version with some mp4 swiss knife type shit and it never happened. Its a good codec but it has been severely passed by all of its competitors. Its just a shame they havent kept up with their codec.

Thank God we have x264/h.264 now anyway. :)

Elias
19th October 2005, 15:16
Dude, I have written them off as a possiblity anymore. I bought 4.5.1 and kept hearing to expect a new version with some mp4 swiss knife type shit and it never happened. Its a good codec but it has been severely passed by all of its competitors. Its just a shame they havent kept up with their codec.

Thank God we have x264/h.264 now anyway. :)You did the right thing by writing them off as a possibility. Personally, I prefer MPEG-4 SP/ASP over AVC.

JoeBG
21st October 2005, 16:28
I´m still hoping for 3ivx :)

Hyper Shinchan
29th October 2005, 17:12
Yep, "spes ultima dea est", and 3ivX suite wasn't so bad. We'll see....

elbows
30th October 2005, 18:50
Bitrate control when using 3ivx dual-pass has been all messed up since Tiger & Quicktime 7 on the Mac. They havent fixed it yet, I start not to take them seriously anymore. Especially poor considering 3ivx costs money for many uses, and yet the support just doesnt seem to be there. Shame on 3ivx.