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28th January 2007, 03:10 | #81 | Link | |
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The problem is, it's hard to save these options, as the video and audio are very dependent and what you have just loaded in..... Let me know some examples and I'l incorporate them, I only have 1 day left, gotta release this version before Monday as I'm back at University Monday, bloody forensics, I don't get a minute. |
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I set a standalone profile in the XviD codec, amoungst other options, to allow maximum standalone compatibility. The problem is, over the past few versions of XviD the developers, and I don't know why, keep changing the name of the profile, completely breaking its automatic use. When they decide on a name that stays, version changing will be fine. |
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29th January 2007, 13:08 | #89 | Link |
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AFAIK pgc.NET does not work with any protected DVDs, you need to use something like AnyDVD to rip them first.
I've recently noticed that using avi.NET 2.2.2.0 my encoded files are coming out about half the size they were supposed to be. If I selected 700MB, the files were coming out about 350MB, anyone else have this problem. I've just installed avi.net2.5 from this thread (not on the clonead site yet) I've also installed the latest XviD codec so maybe that'll sort things out. Edit: Seems to have worked fine. now, got a file of the correct size. Now that I've found this active forum, I'd like to post a few suggestions that I'd like other clonead software usesers to comment on. Add batch facility to rip.net to both rip multiple pgcs from one disc, and rip from multiple discs (eg if you've got 4 dvds on your hard drive, you could rip main move from each in one operation) Add facility for index.NET to index subtitles Add an option to not show the preview video, I often set encodes going via remote desktop, and it doesn't cope well with trying to play video. love avi.NET J Last edited by jgawera; 29th January 2007 at 21:19. |
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No, not directly.
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Yes, it must be the v1.1.2 XviD codec. Quote:
Yes, last version did have this ability but had to update index.NET because of the new avi.NET and I ran out of time to change the subtitle stuff. I will add it back in hopefully in the next release. Quote:
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is anyone having an issue where you are unable to select decomb deinterlancing filter check box because it is greyed out?
I don't seem to be able to select that option no matter what.
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2nd February 2007, 06:59 | #95 | Link | |
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It is greyed out when an NTSC 29.970 dvd has been IVTC'd to FILM 23.976. I don't have any NTSC dvds but am not aware of any that would need de-interlacing after the IVTC, which is why it is greyed out. |
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2nd February 2007, 07:09 | #96 | Link | |
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Both HQ codec settings will produce slower encodes. |
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3rd February 2007, 08:55 | #97 | Link |
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Hi,
Thanx for all the hard work on the new version. Just some small things that I miss from older versions (v2.2) - A minimize button - A Pause button - v2.2 showed a more info about the chosen encoding settings when starting the encode. Other than that it's working very nicely, Thanx! Last edited by Jacquers; 3rd February 2007 at 08:57. Reason: spelling |
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What 'more info' were you refering to? |
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3rd February 2007, 14:24 | #99 | Link |
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Ah, I should have read the manual! Yes, I see the pause and minimize options now. A bit too well hidden for most people maybe?
I discovered something intersting: Load a file and wait for it to start playing. Then pause it. Select some option like De-Interlace - playback starts again to show the changes, but then the pause ability is disabled. The more info: v2.2 used to display all the options you selected for the encode (resolution, aspect ration, filesize, quantizer, audio type, filters to use) when it starts the encode. |
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