DG NV tools

[Guest]

Originally Posted by tormento

It's a pity.

I just got done saying I'd look into it.

Moreover: I use x64 and x86, could you please make x64 version look for license file in parent directory too?

No, it's very easy to copy a file.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by linyx

and finally split them to 50 meg pieces (uploaded the first piece) with DGSplit.

Ouch, I just noticed this. You cannot cut MKVs with DGSplit!

So I cannot use those MKVs. Please wait for my next test version and do not test on MKVs splitted with DGSplit.

[Guest]

OK, I have refreshed the perftest version with the fixes for MKV. Please let me know if MKVs are not working properly in any way.

http://neuron2.net/misc/DGIndexNV_perftest.zip

[um3k]

Hi Neuron2, I just wanted to make sure you are aware of my previous post, as you seem to have overlooked it. Thank you.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by um3k

Hi Neuron2, I just wanted to make sure you are aware of my previous post, as you seem to have overlooked it. Thank you.

Investigating.

[linyx]

Originally Posted by neuron2

Ouch, I just noticed this. You cannot cut MKVs with DGSplit!

Oops, sorry.

OK, I have refreshed the perftest version with the fixes for MKV. Please let me know if MKVs are not working properly in any way.

http://neuron2.net/misc/DGIndexNV_perftest.zip

Very nice! Everything I have tested works beautifully!
Thank you very much for the quick fix

[Guest]

Originally Posted by um3k

Hi Neuron2, I just wanted to make sure you are aware of my previous post, as you seem to have overlooked it. Thank you.

I will add a new INI file value to not pop up the dialog and assume the response Cancel.

@linyx

Thanks for your test results on MKV streams.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by um3k

Hi Neuron2, I just wanted to make sure you are aware of my previous post, as you seem to have overlooked it. Thank you.

OK, I have updated the perf test version to add this. Re-download that version. Then start DGIndexNV and close it right away (to remake the INI file). Then open the INI file and change the last line to be 1 instead of 0. Then you should not see those popups anymore and the misdetected streams will be ignored.

[um3k]

Thank you neuron2, that works like a charm.

[LigH]

Late reply, and possibly not really necessary... - I had similar issues with Delphi, looking for a system to access bigger files fast I found mmio and Win32API functions (specifically the GpHugeFile unit). It was an impressive difference too. Especially the "buffered" vs. "unbuffered" Win32API file access made much difference under NT Windows versions.

FileBench.exe (220 KB) -- not even close to a "real benchmark"; warning, you may not be able to cancel it even though I tried to ensure it, might require a threaded design instead of just a few Application.ProcessMessages injections.

[mikeathome]

I am having issues with TSMuxer .ts containers (Error message: not a Transport Container). Had to switch back to an older version.

mike

[Guest]

Originally Posted by mikeathome

I am having issues with TSMuxer .ts containers (Error message: not a Transport Container). Had to switch back to an older version.

You need to regenerate your license as explained numerous times. If that doesn't help, then post a sample stream that I can use to duplicate the issue. I've just tested a TS file out of TSMuxer and it worked fine so I think a license refresh will fix things up for you.

[Guest]

* Made license switching a bit more convenient. Previously if you opened
a stream with the wrong license selected, then set the correct license, and then
did File/Open followed by OK with the intent of reopening the file, the file would
not be reopened because no change was made to the file list. Now any change in
the selected license will be treated as if the file list was changed, and the
input files will be reopened.

* The initial window position for DGIndexNV stored in the INI file was not being
honored. Fixed.

* Added an auxiliary INI file option to avoid a popup when there is a mismatch
between the PAT/PMT audio type and the actual detected audio type. Delete your
old INI file to allow DGIndexNV to create a new one with the option.

* Improved the heuristics for SPS/PPS injection for MKV streams.

* Performance improvements for indexing on many systems. The improvement is
substantial on most WinXP systems. The large pauses during playback in DGIndexNV
also now do not occur.

* Fixed the remaining time display in the Info dialog so that it properly
honors the configured project range.

* Added a timestamps dump function under the Options menu. This will dump the
STC/PCR, PTS, and DTS timestamps for the video and audio streams in a transport
or program stream.

* Fixed a bug that manifested as follows for some MKV files: Open the MKV file.
Hit preview/play. Hit stop. Hit preview/play again. DGIndexNV hangs.

http://neuron2.net/dgdecnv/dgdecnv.html

[Guest]

I just slipstreamed a fix into 2019 for the timestamps dump (worked only for MPG, now works for all). So re-download it if you previously downloaded it.

[kebulek]

I just downloaded v2019 (second version i guess - after neuron's #1934 post) and indexed h264 hdtv stream. But when i load the avs to the mpc/vd/megui etc... there are few green frames at the end.

Simple AVS script:

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Avisynth\plugins\DGDecodeNV.dll")
DGSource("video.dgi", deinterlace=1).Spline36Resize(1280,720)

(DGDecodeNV.dll in avs directory is replaced with new one, of course)

.TS SAMPLE (39MB) - it's the end of the original .ts cutted with TSPE.

My system: WinXP SP3, GF 9600GT with 191.07 drivers

[Guest]

I cannot duplicate it with the sample you uploaded. Have you tried with that sample?

[LaTo]

Originally Posted by neuron2

* Made license switching a bit more convenient. Previously if you opened
a stream with the wrong license selected, then set the correct license, and then
did File/Open followed by OK with the intent of reopening the file, the file would
not be reopened because no change was made to the file list. Now any change in
the selected license will be treated as if the file list was changed, and the
input files will be reopened.

* The initial window position for DGIndexNV stored in the INI file was not being
honored. Fixed.

* Added an auxiliary INI file option to avoid a popup when there is a mismatch
between the PAT/PMT audio type and the actual detected audio type. Delete your
old INI file to allow DGIndexNV to create a new one with the option.

* Improved the heuristics for SPS/PPS injection for MKV streams.

* Performance improvements for indexing on many systems. The improvement is
substantial on most WinXP systems. The large pauses during playback in DGIndexNV
also now do not occur.

* Fixed the remaining time display in the Info dialog so that it properly
honors the configured project range.

* Added a timestamps dump function under the Options menu. This will dump the
STC/PCR, PTS, and DTS timestamps for the video and audio streams in a transport
or program stream.

* Fixed a bug that manifested as follows for some MKV files: Open the MKV file.
Hit preview/play. Hit stop. Hit preview/play again. DGIndexNV hangs.

http://neuron2.net/dgdecnv/dgdecnv.html

Is there a trial version somewhere?
Sorry but I haven't found it... Thanks!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by LaTo

Is there a trial version somewhere?

There is no trial version.

[kebulek]

Originally Posted by neuron2

I cannot duplicate it with the sample you uploaded. Have you tried with that sample?

Yes I've tried. I'll try it again tomorrow after restart.

[asarian]

Neuron, I seem to be having an issue with FFVideoSource. Are your DG NV tools frame consistent, like FFVideoSource? (absolute requirement, as I do slow stuff, for which DirectShowSource gets out of sync).

Thanks.