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Nemesis7
30th April 2005, 15:09
Hi ppl.

I have been trying to encode properly with CCE for a few weeks now but no real results.
I am trying to encode the series 24: season 1, disc 1.

I tried DVDRebuilder, and it worked (after a few resumes). But I want to use one big .avs file, which basically should mean better results since CCE has more 'room' to allocate the bitrate. DVDRebuilder does this per cell. But when I try to manually encode the whole disc (around 250.000 frames) the first few passes are ok, but the 5th or something just crashes.

No I tried to 'resume' with the updated .vaf file. Tried a 2 pass, the first pass works, but the second I get this error:
Internal error: bad MV detected 7:187 6:224 / 4:65 6:92
What is wrong here? And what does this error mean?

I'm using CCE SP 2.67.00.23 and this is the ecl file:
; CCE SP Trial Version -- Encoder Control List

[item]
title=24s01d01.AVS
vid_out=1
vaf_out=1
aud_out=0
aud_mode=0
video_type=4
vid_file0=D:\24\final\24s01d01video.mpv
vid_file1=D:\24\final\24s01d012nd.mpv
vaf_file=D:\24\final\24s01d01.vaf
aud_file=D:\24\final\24s01d01video.mpa
file_focused=0
width=720
height=576
timecode=0x1000000
tc_ref_frm=0
drop_frame=0
cbr_brate=6000
opv_q_factor=60
opv_brate_min=2000
opv_brate_max=9000
vbr_brate_avg=3475
vbr_brate_min=0
vbr_brate_max=9000
vbr_bias=22
vbr_pass=1
create_new_vaf=0
pulldown_detect=0
letter_box=0
panscan=0
aspect_ratio=3
credits_tweak=0
credits_start=0x00000
credits_brate=1000
h_filter=1
h_filter_idx=8
use_filter=1
filter_val=4
dither=0
dither_max=8
quality_prec=16
intra_dc_prec=2
alternate_scan=1
non_linear=1
progressive=0
gop_m=3
gop_nm=5
gop_hdr=15
seq_hdr=1
seq_endcode=1
dvd=1
all_closed_gop=0
fix_gop_length=0
fix_vbv_delay=0
offset_line=1
half_width=0
half_height=0
uscc=0
lum_level=0
packet_size=2048
frame_rate_idx=3
qmat_idx=0
mpeg1=0
mpeg1_cps=1
brate_idx=7
stereo=2
samples_per_sec=44100
crc=1

[file]
name=D:\24\work\v2\24s01d01.AVS
type=0
frame_first=0
frame_last=249159
encode_first=0
encode_last=249159

rs008f
26th July 2005, 00:53
Could be using an overclock CPU.

Nemesis7
27th July 2005, 09:16
It's not :) Thnx though.