avs2pipe

[Chikuzen]

update.

avs2pipemod-20110919.zip

*add new option 'trim'

[SamKook]

Do you still plan on releasing v0.0.4? I'd love to get a similar bump in speed I see with your alpha version benchmark since using this is the only way I found to prevent crashing with memory heavy filters and weird things happen when I use avs2yuv. Also, having everything all in one is pretty great.

[doobry]

Originally Posted by SamKook

Do you still plan on releasing v0.0.4? I'd love to get a similar bump in speed I see with your alpha version benchmark since using this is the only way I found to prevent crashing with memory heavy filters and weird things happen when I use avs2yuv. Also, having everything all in one is pretty great.

The source code is here, there is no tagged 0.0.4 release or binaries, but building it isn't hard

https://github.com/doobry/avs2pipe

[Chikuzen]

oh doobry! welcome back!

[CarlEdman]

Ditto to the Welcome Back, doobry.

But could you please make a tagged release with binaries of 0.04? Building binaries is something of a hassle for those without a Windows dev environment.

[Chikuzen]

update

avs2pipemod-20111230.zip


*port video output processing from latest avs2pipe.

[b66pak]

thanks a lot...
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[CarlEdman]

[SamKook]

Thanks doobry.

It's indeed very easy to compile; change the path to MinGW in the .bat, run it... and you're done.
It compiled so fast that I ran it twice since I was sure it had failed the first time.

And I got a 3.12% speedup in my first test so that's a good thing.

Edit: The second test when encoding them back to back in similar condition is less good though:
h264_10bit_a2p_0-0-3: 0:17:44.77
h264_10bit_a2p_0-0-4: 0:17:42.56
h264_10bit_a2pmod_0-0-3: 0:17:44.16
h264_10bit_a2pmod_0-0-4: 0:17:38.85

[Yellow_]

hi

I'm struggling to migrate from avs2yuv to avs2pipemod. Any suggestion on corresponding avs2pipemod command line for this avs2yuv to imagemagick.

avs2yuv.exe -raw "script.avs" -o - | convert -limit memory 500MiB -limit map 1GiB -size 1920x1088 -depth 16 -define quantum:format=floating-point -define quantum:scale=65536.0 -set colorspace RGB -colorspace RGB rgb:- "%06d_output.tif"

Cheers.

[sneaker_ger]

"-depth 16"
Does avs2pipemod support the high bit hacks that avs2yuv uses in the first place?

[the_weirdo]

avs2pipemod supports raw output like avs2yuv too. I think here is the equivalent of Yellow_'s command line for avs2pipemod:

avs2pipemod.exe -rawvideo "script.avs" | convert -limit memory 500MiB -limit map 1GiB -size 1920x1088 -depth 16 -define quantum:format=floating-point -define quantum:scale=65536.0 -set colorspace RGB -colorspace RGB rgb:- "%06d_output.tif"

[sneaker_ger]

Originally Posted by the_weirdo

avs2pipemod supports raw output like avs2yuv too.

You seem to be correct. I didn't got it working in my last tests, but it seems I just picked the wrong mode (stacked instead of interleaved) and wrongly assumed the piping tool would convert the high bitdepth into a different format.

[Yellow_]

hey, thanks that's done the trick. :-)

[SamKook]

I was wondering, would it be possible to pipe the audio and video at the same time? To encode in XviD and MP3 with virtualdub without having to mux them afterwards for example.

[Chikuzen]

update

avs2pipemod-0.1.1.7z(removed)

I rewrote almost code.

* avs2pipemod detects avisynth version, and changes the actions.
　(thus, avs2pipe26mod was removed.)

* avisynth.lib is unnecessary any longer.
　for win64 builds can also be compiled now.

[sneaker_ger]

Thanks.
I noticed a "avs2pipe26mod.exe" is no longer included. Is this obsolete now?

[the_weirdo]

I think the answer is "Yes".

Originally Posted by Chikuzen

* avs2pipemod detect avisynth version and change actions.
(thus, avs2pipemod26 was removed.)

[sneaker_ger]

I'm blind, thx.

[Chikuzen]

Originally Posted by SamKook

I was wondering, would it be possible to pipe the audio and video at the same time? To encode in XviD and MP3 with virtualdub without having to mux them afterwards for example.

Your request means "I want a realtime streaming encoder only for uncompressed format."

Is it a very difficult subject ?

For present me, yes, it is very difficult...
Although I began to study the C language and one year has passed, it may be able to do, if I will try hard for three or more years.