kilg0r3
4th October 2004, 09:09
Hi
currently I am trying to rip 'Luther' with two audio tracks. But D2SRoba seems to ignore one audiostram in its size calculations. So I always get oversized final files
This has been the case with the 3.6 version as well as with 3.74. Thanks in advance.
Cheers, kilg0r3
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D2SRoBa v3.74, by Tylo
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- WIN_XP - AutoIt 3.0.103.0
- 2004-10-04 09:42:06
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- INI file : C:\Programme\Dvd2Svcd\D2SRoba\D2SRoBa.ini
- Output type : DVD
- CD size : 4464
- Threshold Q : 36
- Sample file size : 1.0% (delete previous: Yes)
- Adjust estimated : 1.2%
- Sizing pass : Encode (1 pass) if opv pass < -2.5% from target, or Q > 25
Transcode (ReJig) if opv pass > 0.0% above target, and Q <= 25
- Cond. filtering : If configured, and estim. Q reaches above Threshold Q
- Run mode : Normal
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- Waiting for CCE window, or 'Ripping done' message box...
- Detected a CCE encode window
- Detected the movie encode window - shutting down
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- 2004-10-04 10:00:52
- Copying D2SRoBa.ini to project dir D:\RIP\x\Source\
- Avisynth setup: BicubicResize
- Configured cond. filter: C:\Programme\DVD2SVCD\D2SRoba\RoBaConditional.avs
- D2S ver. 1.2.2.3, CCE ver. 2.66.1.7
- Setting process priority 0
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- Movie length : 01:58:26 (177672 frames, 25 fps)
- D2S audio select : 448 + 448 kbps
- D2S video calc. : 4949 kbps, 1 CDs
- Select ranges : every 1200, select 12 frames
- Sample frames : 1788
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Calculations:
- 1 CD: video_br=4949 (4949) audio_br=448+448 video_sz=4396493640 fill=100% cbr=0
Shouldn't that read video_sz= 4112144016?
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- Using num CDs : 1
- Target mpv br : 4949 (max 8000) kbps, size=4396493640 bytes
currently I am trying to rip 'Luther' with two audio tracks. But D2SRoba seems to ignore one audiostram in its size calculations. So I always get oversized final files
This has been the case with the 3.6 version as well as with 3.74. Thanks in advance.
Cheers, kilg0r3
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-------------------------
D2SRoBa v3.74, by Tylo
--------------------------------------------------------
- WIN_XP - AutoIt 3.0.103.0
- 2004-10-04 09:42:06
--------------------------------------------------------
- INI file : C:\Programme\Dvd2Svcd\D2SRoba\D2SRoBa.ini
- Output type : DVD
- CD size : 4464
- Threshold Q : 36
- Sample file size : 1.0% (delete previous: Yes)
- Adjust estimated : 1.2%
- Sizing pass : Encode (1 pass) if opv pass < -2.5% from target, or Q > 25
Transcode (ReJig) if opv pass > 0.0% above target, and Q <= 25
- Cond. filtering : If configured, and estim. Q reaches above Threshold Q
- Run mode : Normal
--------------------------------------------------------
- Waiting for CCE window, or 'Ripping done' message box...
- Detected a CCE encode window
- Detected the movie encode window - shutting down
--------------------------------------------------------
- 2004-10-04 10:00:52
- Copying D2SRoBa.ini to project dir D:\RIP\x\Source\
- Avisynth setup: BicubicResize
- Configured cond. filter: C:\Programme\DVD2SVCD\D2SRoba\RoBaConditional.avs
- D2S ver. 1.2.2.3, CCE ver. 2.66.1.7
- Setting process priority 0
--------------------------------------------------------
- Movie length : 01:58:26 (177672 frames, 25 fps)
- D2S audio select : 448 + 448 kbps
- D2S video calc. : 4949 kbps, 1 CDs
- Select ranges : every 1200, select 12 frames
- Sample frames : 1788
--------------------------------------------------------
Calculations:
- 1 CD: video_br=4949 (4949) audio_br=448+448 video_sz=4396493640 fill=100% cbr=0
Shouldn't that read video_sz= 4112144016?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Using num CDs : 1
- Target mpv br : 4949 (max 8000) kbps, size=4396493640 bytes