Any free MVC encoder yet?

[Cedvano]

It's my fault ! My h264 files isn't good.

I have an error :

x264 [info]: profile High, level 4.1
An unintentional loss of pictures occurs! Exit/s, eta 0:00:34
A gap in frame number is found, try to fill it.
PicParset 1 references an invalid (uninitialized) Sequence Parameter Set with ID 1, expect the unexpected...
An unintentional loss of pictures occurs! Exit
A gap in frame number is found, try to fill it.

And stop here. I can't do anything. Have you got an idea ? Thanks

[Cedvano]

I continue with this error. I can play my video.

When I read on my 3DTV, I have a dancing image.

Here the command line :

x264 --level 4.1 --sar 1:1 --aud --frames 4000 --frame-packing 5 -o "c:\test\final.264" "c:\eac3to\avs.avs"

My AVS:

LoadPlugin("C:\eac3to\H264StereoSource.dll")
lv = DirectShowSource("C:\test\left.h264").crop(0,0,0,-8)
rv = H264StereoSource("decoder.cfg",577)
Interleave(lv, rv)
ConvertToYV12()

Where is the mistake ?

[kypec]

Originally Posted by Cedvano

I use Win7 64, x264 32bits and Avisynth 64bits.
Have you got a soluce ?

Yes, ditch AviSynth x64 in favor of 32-bit version. It's known to be utterly unstable.

[Cedvano]

Originally Posted by kypec

Yes, ditch AviSynth x64 in favor of 32-bit version. It's known to be utterly unstable.

Ok, thanks. I do that.
But, I can't use H264StereoSource.dll ???

Edit:
All is good. I reinstall 32bit Avisynth.
I find the real avs options and can create a good framepacking. 60fps
On my LG, good quality.
Thanks for your help.

[eule2010]

Hi,

are there any planned developments for 2012 ?

GSoC 2011 extensions, Fraunhofer ?

Greets
eule2010

Except that GSoC page says that more than half the tasks were never started.

[eule2010]

Sorry, i am a little bit confused !

[rica]

Hi guys, Happy New Year to you all!

After months, I discovered "interleave" option always resulted with a shaking movie; not because of the encoder but aviscript itself.

Please check out these scripts on VirtualDubMod or GraphStudio and play the script frame by frame.

You will realize that right video (or left video) shifts through the bottom from the horizon line about 5-7 degrees, and this causes the shaking issue.

You may use one of these scripts to test:

lv=FFVideoSource("C:\folder\left.mkv")
rv=FFVideoSource("C:\folder\right.mkv")
interleave(lv,rv)

or,

lv=DirectShowSource("C:\folder\left.mkv", fps=25.00, audio=false)
rv=DirectShowSource("C:\folder\right.mkv", fps=25.00, audio=false)
interleave(lv,rv)
ConvertToYV12()

While there is no issue with this script:

lv=FFVideoSource("C:\folder\left.mkv")
rv=FFVideoSource("C:\folder\right.mkv")
StackHorizontal(lv,rv)

And here are the test files:

http://www.mediafire.com/?g1o0z67obrhp7qm

http://www.mediafire.com/?znydd51nosmny0n


Any feedback will be appreciated.

(Source: Test files have been extracted from Heidelberg 720.wmv from 3dtv.at.)



= = = = =

[J_Darnley]

Of course the video will shake if you look at the output of avisynth or x264 without a 3D player. The left and right views are interleaved. Are you encoding with --frame-packing 5? Are you using a 3D player?

[rica]

Originally Posted by J_Darnley

Of course the video will shake if you look at the output of avisynth or x264 without a 3D player. The left and right views are interleaved. Are you encoding with --frame-packing 5? Are you using a 3D player?

Yes to all your questions.

Even it is interleaved, both views must keep staying horizontally. (or parallelly.)

It is not related with a 3D viewer. (please check how stackhorizontal script keep staying on the same horizontal line. Shaking is normal for interleave while belly dancing is not.)

This is what I mean: (left view, here, is not on the horizon line.)

right view:



left view:



_ _ _ _ _ _ _

[kieranrk]

Originally Posted by rica

Even it is interleaved, both views must keep staying horizontally.

Erm...your eyes are at different horizontal positions so why should the pictures stay the same horizontally?

[rica]

No, I am not squint. You may compare both scripts to check out if the left video keeps staying in horizontal position with stack-horizontal script.

[rica]

Solved:

http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...7&postcount=32


_ _ _ _ _

[tal.aloni]

Originally Posted by nm

That file uses the same standard frame packing SEI (45) as x264 does. The only difference is that the stream has the SEI before every frame (with current_frame_is_frame0 flag set for each other frame) while x264 only inserts the message once for each GOP.

Solved #2,
After some reading and using the guidance on this thread, I was able to fix the issue with x264, see here for more info.
You also need a PS3 compatible container in order to play back 3D FS on the PlayStation 3, For more information see here.