DG NV tools

[GZZ]

The point is that sometimes only a few pixels lack to reach 1080 (i.e. they are black) and DGIndex crops them. Usually it is better to keep them not to get the video resized when playing.

I havent seen a bluray where DGIndex have cut the video at less say 1920x1072 and then you have to resize it to 1080. I have seen DGIndex cut a few pixels off when it report the video as 1088, so we dont have to resize the video back to 1080 (making the AR at little bit off)..

[rica]

İ'm sorry guys, i've been away from this thread for some time.
Is there any way to apply Spline36 resizing with CUDA?

Edit:

Or is that the right recipe ?

LoadPlugin("C:\DGNV\DGMultiDecodeNV.dll")

DGMultiSource("C:\DGNV\Test\test_out.dgi") 

Spline36Resize(720,576)

[Guest]

CUVID can only do bilinear at this time, which is typically fine for downsizing.

Your recipe is correct if you do not want bilinear.

[Guest]

I'm about to cut over to my new generation security:

* Asymmetric key encryption using RSA to kill serial gens.
* Various anti exe-cracking strategems.

When the cutover occurs, the license generator will generate only licenses for version 2013 and greater, which will be released at the same time. I will reset all license counts to 0 so that you can get licensed for versions going forward.

The license generator will be disabled for a short period during the cutover.

My previous "security" was laughably weak.

[rica]

Originally Posted by neuron2

CUVID can only do bilinear at this time, which is typically fine for downsizing.

Your recipe is correct if you do not want bilinear.

thanks Don. But what do you suggest for upsampling?

[Guest]

Originally Posted by rica

thanks Don. But what do you suggest for upsampling?

You mean for CUVID? You can only use bilinear.

You mean for Avisynth? Hey, you tell me, I don't do upsampling. Anyway, your example above appears to be downsampling.

It's a topic for the Avisynth Usage forum.

[rica]

So you give me only this chance ?

LoadPlugin("C:\DGNV\DGMultiDecodeNV.dll")

DGMultiSource("C:\DGNV\Test\test_out.dgi",resize_w=720, resize_h=576)

[Guest]

Well you can crop first if you like (use the Cropping dialog in DGIndexNV).

[Audionut]

Originally Posted by rica

So you give me only this chance ?

Yes, bilinear is all there is. And it's due to being the only resizer available in the nvidia api.

I'm sure if nvidia adds more resizing methods to the api, neuron2 will implement them into dgdecnv.

[rica]

Originally Posted by Audionut

Yes, bilinear is all there is. And it's due to being the only resizer available in the nvidia api.

I'm sure if nvidia adds more resizing methods to the api, neuron2 will implement them into dgdecnv.

Thx, yes i'm awared of that.

[rica]

Originally Posted by neuron2

Well you can crop first if you like (use the Cropping dialog in DGIndexNV).

Yes, this is really one of the amazing features.
My friend welldone. And thx again.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by rica

Yes, this is really one of the amazing features.

I remind the assembled multitudes that you were the person that proposed that, IIRC.

[rica]

Originally Posted by neuron2

I remind the assembled multitudes that you were the person that proposed that, IIRC.

I must have forgotten, i'm an old guy Sorry

[Karyudo]

I've got a Win7 64-bit system running OTA HD in Windows Media Center, and it would be really cool if DGIndexNV x64 could handle the DVR-MS and WTV HD files that Windows 7 Media Center (7MC) produces.

An old thread suggested there is/was a GraphEdit solution, and I know that VideoRedo handles one or both of these formats, but it would be so much more elegant if it were possible to make only one stop at DGIndexNV and be ready to process and encode.

And neither existing workflow works as a 64-bit native process, does it?

Neuron2, could you be convinced to revisit adding this functionality, now that a 64-bit decoding/indexing/serving app is needed for these formats?

Originally Posted by neuron2

I'm about to cut over to my new generation security:

Nice!

Any pointers on what we need to do to get 2013 working fine with previous donations (although am happy to re-donate since I haven't in a while now!!)

Tek

[tormento]

Originally Posted by GZZ

I havent seen a bluray where DGIndex have cut the video at less say 1920x1072

You are are not a film eater like I am, perhaps.

I buy about 3 BD per week (and usually sell them after a month if not good enough) and look most of them on laptop during train travels. There are a lot of BD that get resized to strange resolutions from autocrop, both DGIndex and other encoding GUI's.

I forgot most of those, the next one I'll report you. They usually get some strange horizontal resolution as some lateral pixels are black or very dark grey.

[tormento]

neuron:

1) If I have two nvidia card, how should I address nvtools to the wanted one?
2) How is the mpls parser going?

[MOS-Marauder]

Originally Posted by neuron2

I'm about to cut over to my new generation security:

...

My previous "security" was laughably weak.

Of course.. it was about Time... Too mich ppl used Keygens.

Chris

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Karyudo

Neuron2, could you be convinced to revisit adding this functionality, now that a 64-bit decoding/indexing/serving app is needed for these formats?

Adding to the to-do list.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by 7ekno

Any pointers on what we need to do to get 2013 working fine with previous donations (although am happy to re-donate since I haven't in a while now!!)

You just go to the old licensing page and start over for your new license.

It's all in place now. You can download 2013 and generate your license. Let me know if it works.

The page is:

http://neuron2.net/licensing.html