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CruNcher
12th March 2005, 00:48
http://www.hdx4.com/?file=download&lang=english
Mustachio
12th March 2005, 07:14
anybody notice that it looks like they have a picture of trogdor at the top right of their page? looks like he is burninating something
MSlv
12th March 2005, 09:40
It seems they only offer the encoder and a player, not the codec itself. I really hope this is just ftm.
Ishan
12th March 2005, 11:33
They say :" DVD quality in 700MB.". They totaly discredit themselfs by doin that IMHO, or they are targetting the same audience than divx/mp3...
scorpdt
12th March 2005, 12:11
Quality sucks @ 700 kbps.
Anyway .... I can no longer play my AVC encoded movie (x264) on DS Movie Player namely BSplayer and MPC. They sure did something that prevents AVC encoded movie from play back on DS Movie Player. FYI, the same movie played on another PC flawlessly.
I had ffdshow uninstalled and re-install to no avail.
Appreciate some pointers to fix this.
Cheers!
Scorpio
Update:-
AVC (x264 encoded) in AVI seems to work fine but not in mp4 container.
Fixed:-
Restore entry in registry
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mp4]
"PerceivedType"="video"
@="mp4file"
"QuickTime.bak"="NeroShowTime.Files.mp4"
"Content Type"="video/mp4"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Media Type\Extensions\.mp4]
"Source Filter"="{E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73}"
CruNcher
12th March 2005, 14:55
scorpdt just regsvr32 /u their mp4 parser and regsvr32 the nero one you don't need to change anything in the registry for that, and i agree the quality is not compareable especialy in detail preservation terms, with XviD but it is very fast and who knows maybe they gonna improve the rest also :)
IgorC
12th March 2005, 15:06
When I uninstalled it I coudln´t reproduce my ASP, AVC at all.
Thank you guys of HDX,thank you all
unmei
12th March 2005, 18:31
@MSlv i don't know what you understand as codec, but im currently encoding a test to hdx4 using vfw in VDM - so it ist totally locked up like some other encoders are.
[edit] maybe setting the hdx4 decoder merit from high down to normal helps, but i can't check since i dont have mp4 files ..but in avi/mkv i don't have problems this way
Sirber
12th March 2005, 18:54
trial :eek:
JoeBG
12th March 2005, 21:55
Originally posted by Sirber
trial :eek:
Why a trial:scared:
MSlv
12th March 2005, 22:43
Originally posted by unmei
@MSlv i don't know what you understand as codec, but im currently encoding a test to hdx4 using vfw in VDM - so it ist totally locked up like some other encoders are.
Do you call an encoder and player a codec? I know I don't...
unmei
12th March 2005, 22:50
then how about calling hdx4_dshow.dll plunged into the system32 folder a codec. It is a vfw encode and a direct show decoder. Maybe it also does direct show encoding. I think this one file is pretty close to my definition of a codec. The other files i wouldn't care about :)
woah!
13th March 2005, 03:02
just did a quick encode of an episode off a dvd and it is quick. i compared it to an xvid encode (same bitrate xvid 302meg, hdx4 304meg), and well xvid to my eyes was better Q. but at higher bitrates i think this is an ok quick codec that plays just fine on my standalone rjtech800, so did the xvid avi.
1st pass DHX4: 9mins HT Profile
2nd pass DHX4: 12mins
Packed bitstream: Yes
QPel: No
GMC: No
Interlaced: No
Aspect ratio: Square pixels
Quant type: H.263
I-VOPs: 689 (1.81%)
P-VOPs: 19352 (50.93%)
B-VOPs: 17954 (47.25%)
S-VOPs: 0 (0.00%)
N-VOPs: 0 (0.00%)
Max consecutive B-VOPs: 1
Mpeg4Modifier shows Packed bitstream with codes hdx4 007f and DivX999b000p
====================================
1st pass Xvid: 12mins DXN HT NTSC Profile
1st pass Xvid: 21mins
Packed bitstream: Yes
QPel: No
GMC: No
Interlaced: No
Aspect ratio: Square pixels
Quant type: H.263
I-VOPs: 303 (0.80%)
P-VOPs: 18990 (49.98%)
B-VOPs: 18702 (49.22%)
S-VOPs: 0 (0.00%)
N-VOPs: 0 (0.00%)
Max consecutive B-VOPs: 1
Mpeg4Modifier shows Packed bitstream with codes XviD0038 and DivX503b1393p
eqbal
13th March 2005, 05:09
[hdx4] =>is it a good codec? vs Nero or x264 or VP7
MSlv
13th March 2005, 08:12
Originally posted by unmei
then how about calling hdx4_dshow.dll plunged into the system32 folder a codec.
well, shame on me. I had no idea the ds decoder is getting installed also. My bad.
Leo 69
13th March 2005, 10:03
Originally posted by eqbal
[hdx4] =>is it a good codec? vs Nero or x264 or VP7
No. It's a competitor to DivX and Xvid.
niamh
13th March 2005, 14:24
It isn't that quick if you turn on all the goodies, but it's bearable
I'd need to test more to blab on about quality, but as for the interface and ease of use, I'd like to say that I find it very good, clear and easy to use.(Probably the easiest to navigate GUI I've seen so far)
The rate control window resembles uncannily XviD's though ;)
I particularly appreciate the directshow filter priority slider, in full view. Some companies could learn a lesson from that one.
PS: the help file for post-processing is in german regardless of the language chosen.
momentum
13th March 2005, 22:16
Please help me to roll back to properly working nero recode setting.
I installed HDX4 and uninstalled as I find it ti not as much good as I thought. The problem is that I can not play mp4 file anymore and even there are some problems in the resultant nero recode encoded file. How can I go back to the initial state of nero recode?
Leo 69
13th March 2005, 23:16
Originally posted by momentum
Please help me to roll back to properly working nero recode setting.
I installed HDX4 and uninstalled as I find it ti not as much good as I thought. The problem is that I can not play mp4 file anymore and even there are some problems in the resultant nero recode encoded file. How can I go back to the initial state of nero recode?
This HDX software definitely messes up some registry entries.Before reinstalling NVE (maybe), try what Cruncher said :
just regsvr32 /u their mp4 parser and regsvr32 the nero one you don't need to change anything in the registry for that
momentum
14th March 2005, 01:20
I am sorry, but i cant understand this "regsvr32 /u their mp4 parser and regsvr32 the nero one"
Could you specify what is to be written in the place of the question mark"regsvr32 /u ???????" and "refsvr32 /u ????"
Thanks in advance
Koti
14th March 2005, 03:18
1. Go to Start>> Run.
2. Type in: cmd (or command) [Enter]
3. You will now be in the DOS command prompt screen:
* To install/register the file type in: regsvr32 file.dll or regsvr32 file.ax (where 'file' is your file name) [Enter]
* To uninstall the files type in: regsvr32 /u file.dll or regsvr32 /u file.ax (where 'file' is your file name) [Enter]
4. A message should be displayed confirming that you've successfully registered or unregistered the file.
Example: regsvr32 "c:\program files\common files\ahead\dsfilter\ndparser.ax" <-- nero's mp4 parser
acidsex
14th March 2005, 06:45
This codec has an extremely long way to go. Way too much noise in the background. No way I would use this for any serious archiving.
Im not sure but I think my encodes in Recode may be using this codec now for mpeg-4 non-avc. Can anyone confirm this.
Manao
14th March 2005, 07:11
It's definitively NOT the same ASP codec. HDX4 and Nero are in no way related.
Daniel_HDX4
18th March 2005, 16:43
Originally posted by scorpdt
Anyway .... I can no longer play my AVC encoded movie (x264) on DS Movie Player namely BSplayer and MPC. They sure did something that prevents AVC encoded movie from play back on DS Movie Player. FYI, the same movie played on another PC flawlessly.
Hi,
I am sorry, the filter merrit was too high. With the next update this will be fixed.
Best regards,
Daniel
Hi I just tried this new codec for real-time encoding from a TV-card (Medion, Phillips SAA7134 chip).
And it works realy good. You have to increase the bitrate from 700 to at least 2500 - then it encodes nicely, without too many macro-blocks.
And still it manages without dropped frames.
With the same settings in Virtualdub it can encode with 90fps which is very fast in my system.
Also I had the problem that you had to reduce the merit of the decoder from "high" to "preferred" after that I had no problems with this codec.
Steen
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