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6th December 2009, 14:08 | #21 | Link | |
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Cabac does nothing because in baseline profile it is already disabled. Please have a look at http://mewiki.project357.com/wiki/X264_Settings. If you find other settings which does not match with the GUI feel free to address them here. Last edited by Zathor; 6th December 2009 at 14:11. |
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6th December 2009, 17:55 | #23 | Link |
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What exactly happened to MeGUI anyway?
So as of today, it has been 42 days without a single code commit on MeGUI's Sourceforge.net portal. This sudden stop by all members of the team seemingly has the symptom of some argument/disagreement.
This morning I looked at x264.nl and MeGUI has been removed from their home page. Hmmmm... Anyway, if this is really going to be the next evolution of MeGUI, then perhaps you can check the code out of MeGUI's SVN and start a new project page. You'll also get hosted there and won't have to worry about posting to rapidshare, etc. There is precedent for this; ffdshow became ffdshow-tryouts on sourceforge. |
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I hope Kurtnoise and his co-workers will continue their incredible work on MeGUI or maybe qualified people could take care of the project and his evolution. Others GUIs are so annoying, smartless. MeGUI has been made by the users for the users. Please keep up your bloody good work, please keep us informed of your intention.
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7th December 2009, 01:25 | #25 | Link |
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MeGUI has so much potential to be the universal GUI for many aspects of multimedia encoding. The only purpose of my builds is to keep the project up and running (more or less) until the hard time is over and Kurtnoise or another one of the staff will continue their work. Maybe a few of my modifications are helpful for them.
I have no intention to take over this project. Beside a lack of time the most important thing is that I know that my programing skills are good enough for easy things in a supporting role - but way too weak for such a project in general. I do not know why the project is on hold and I do not want to know it. There are surely reasons why this happened and why it has not been spread widely. My only hope is that the project has been suspended and not terminated. Best wishes! |
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- [HDBDStreamExtractor] fixed a crash bug - [HDBDStreamExtractor] input and output path will be preselected if the window stays open - [BitrateCalculator] added experimental M2TS support Additionally I have added a x264 BluRay profile as an example. The profile is based upon http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=149711 and http://mewiki.project357.com/wiki/X264_Settings. The profile has the goal to fulfill the bluray specs and be playable on most standalone players. A few remarks: --nal-hrd requires a patched x264 --b-pyramid strict can not be aplied while mbtree is enabled but it should work sometime in the future. Please ignore the warning in the log. The profile has been created as I understand the profile management should work. Feel free to start a discussion if you think that it should work the other way around. The custom command line "locks" the settings you want to force while you can change the quality/speed with the preset slider. The "advanced settings" tabs have been disabled in order to not confuse the more inexperienced users. Last edited by Zathor; 7th December 2009 at 14:07. |
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Yes, every device that’s able to play BluRay compliant streams should be able to play back these files. At least it did work for me in the past for PS3, some standalone players and my streaming capable TV. Nevertheless there may be devices where you have to use a more restrictive profile (e.g. limit vbv bitrate). And you should not crop the files because some devices have problems if its is not 1920x1080 or 1280x720.
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Profiles are not deleted, and --ref 2 is not saved for me in a profile, it goes back to default 3 (it says 2 in the xml though). edit: After the fourth restart and manual deletion of some profiles --ref 2 is loaded in the profile.
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Because of the greater changes regarding the file handling I do not want to change the link in the first post at the moment. Link removed. Please have a look at the first posting. Code:
- [MeGUISettings] change the default auto update server list to development - [MeGUISettings] the update_cache location has been changed to a sub dir of the program dir - [MeGUISettings] the avisynth plugin location has been changed to a sub dir of the program\tools dir - [AviSynthWindow] + [AvisynthWrapper] LoadPlugin will be called for every DLL in the megui avisynth plugin dir - [x264Config] changed the order the settings will be applied initially Because I do not know if this is the way to go I would like to have feedback. The next step would be to disable the manual selection of the update_cache, avisynth plugin dir and maybe all other tools which will be installed automatically. By the way: it is now possible - and I recommend it - to extract the zip file in an empty directory. It will be updated automatically through the development update server. Afterwards you have to update a few files manually (e.g. x264, mkvtools, eac3to, ...). Last edited by Zathor; 8th December 2009 at 23:51. Reason: link removed |
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Here are the installation instructions I followed. As I had a few difficulties getting it installed, and finally found a safe and sure method, I thought I'd post it here: 1. Install the standard version 1056 from SourceForge 2. Update all parts using the "Stable" servers except the 1056 core 3. Change update server to development. Update all parts again except the 1056 core (if you do this without doing step 2 first you will get an error). 4. Copy the files that Zathor has prepared and select replace all. When you open up MeGUI you will have a fully functional 1057 install, with full support for the new X264 features! Fantastic! Zathor - thanks for your hard work. Here is a small feature request. I always ouput MKV files, but MeGUI always defaults to MP4 on the main screen. It would be great if MeGUI would save the last selected format, or had an option to set the default. |
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Options>Settings>Extra Config>Configure Auto Encode Default> And choose the container that you like. |
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