Posted - 2007.06.07 22:27:00 - [2]

 

let me be the first to say

spiffeh

Posted - 2007.06.07 23:14:00 - [4]

 

Edited by: Dark Shikari on 07/06/2007 23:13:35

Originally by: Firane

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DS,

Thats very, how do you say, rainbowy

Either way, nice.

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I color-coded it because when I posted it all in white my eyes hurt from the wall of text.

Personally I think that if each step is a different color from the next you can more easily tell them apart when reading.

Posted - 2007.06.08 06:35:00 - [6]

 

hmm i got problems with the first encode batch file, havent checked the other batch files atm moment will do it later. here the fixed bat which then worked for me ,remeber it only the first encode bat, i removed alot of "../".

Quote:

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echo off
echo Encoding audio using 2-pass AAC-LC at 128000 bits per second.
"neroAacEnc.exe" -2pass -br 128000 -lc -if "Input/audio.wav" -of "Current Encode/audio.m4a"
echo Muxing video and audio.
"mkvmerge.exe" -o "Output\video.mkv" --language 1:eng --default-track 1:yes -d 1 -A -S "Current Encode\video.mkv" -a 1 -D -S "Current Encode\audio.m4a" --track-order 0:1,1:1
echo ENCODING DONE! Your file can be found in the Output folder, assuming
echo no errors occurred.
echo When you hit Enter, the temporary files in the Current Encode folder
echo will be deleted.
pause
del "Current Encode\video.mkv"
del "Current Encode\audio.m4a"

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i played with staxrip, too. only problem with i got the --aq-strengh option even with the newest x264 exe with aq-patch staxrip crashed all the time. :/ but with AE highprofile 1280x1024@1500kbit/s i could reduce my farewell movie 100mb :) without noticeble quali. loss that impressive :)

thx alot Dark Shiraki for ur effort . maybe i will code a small gui for us ;) im a lover of 1 click tools ;)

Posted - 2007.06.08 10:07:00 - [8]

 

Originally by: Pride NL

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I get some errors;

* Missing cygz.dll
* Missing cygwin1.dll
* Missing libebml.dll

The first two i could find on the net, the 3rd i could not. I almost think im missing a program/codec or something. While i do have CCCP installed.

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Wait, that is very weird, Cygwin DLLs should have nothing to do with this.

It sounds like you guys might have another program which is interfering with the command lines, as x264 is included. I'm going to change the executable file names and see if that works.

Posted - 2007.06.08 10:27:00 - [10]

 

Awesome, only i didnt use a audio file, so it ended up deleting my encode (i was smarter anyway, copied the output before pressing enter).

The result is amazing.

270mb -> 5,5mb with only a bit loss of color. Excellent work!

Posted - 2007.06.08 10:31:00 - [12]

 

Edited by: Dark Shikari on 08/06/2007 10:44:04

Originally by: Pride NL

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Awesome, only i didnt use a audio file, so it ended up deleting my encode (i was smarter anyway, copied the output before pressing enter).

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That's an idea, I will make a modification so that it works even without an audio file.

I'll make it so that it copies the video to the output folder, then does the muxing, and so if the muxing fails due to a missing audio file, the video file still ends up there anyways.

Originally by: Chribba

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DS... Check your special page there's a message there for you

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Fixed.

Posted - 2007.06.08 12:58:00 - [14]

 

Originally by: Pride NL

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I get some errors;

* Missing cygz.dll
* Missing cygwin1.dll
* Missing libebml.dll

The first two i could find on the net, the 3rd i could not. I almost think im missing a program/codec or something. While i do have CCCP installed.

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I'm having this same problem as well with 1.02. I tried removing all/any codec packs I have installed and the 3 errors still come up

Posted - 2007.06.08 13:05:00 - [16]

 

Edited by: Stems on 08/06/2007 13:07:43
I'll try one last thing - I have WinDVD installed, and I'll uninstall and see if that was conflicting with the program in any way.

Edit - Same error(s) even without WinDVD

Posted - 2007.06.08 13:09:00 - [18]

 

Edited by: Stems on 08/06/2007 13:11:44

Originally by: Dark Shikari

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Originally by: Stems

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I'll try one last thing - I have WinDVD installed, and I'll uninstall and see if that was conflicting with the program in any way.

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Don't, see the post, I fixed it.

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Too late Shall try out new version

Edit: First 2 *.dll errors are gone, but now it's asking for libiconv.dll...very odd

Posted - 2007.06.08 13:42:00 - [20]

 

Originally by: Dark Shikari

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Edited by: Dark Shikari on 08/06/2007 13:34:25

Originally by: Stems

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Originally by: Dark Shikari

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Originally by: Stems

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I'll try one last thing - I have WinDVD installed, and I'll uninstall and see if that was conflicting with the program in any way.

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Don't, see the post, I fixed it.

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Too late Shall try out new version

Edit: First 2 *.dll errors are gone, but now it's asking for libiconv.dll...very odd

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I'll just add all the damn DLLs

Edit: DLLs added, upload done, try it again.

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Works beautifully now!

*shakes fist at dll's*

Posted - 2007.06.08 17:45:00 - [22]

 

You finally got fed of all the 600mb 6 minute clips, eh? /me sticks a community member of the year badge on Dark Shikari

Posted - 2007.06.08 18:04:00 - [24]

 

Originally by: Dark Shikari

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Originally by: Intigo

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Awesome thing, just used it for a few test runs, seems very smooth.

I encourage more people to use this.

One request: A lot of my bigger fights are split up in to multiple files since Fraps only captures up to 3.9GB - an option to merge them all together would be great.
Then I don't have to dump them all in VirtualDub to merge 'em etc. - or do you know of a good program that does it clean and effectively (without any encoding)?

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Are you using a FAT32 hard disk? FAT32 limits files to 4GB or so. NTFS has no limit.

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I have no clue. Is the 80GB Raptor HDD FAT 32? If so, I am.

I have no idea, just fix my request!

Posted - 2007.06.08 18:33:00 - [26]

 

Edited by: Intigo on 08/06/2007 18:32:27
As you might have realised by now, I'm a tool with hardware etc. in general - now, I tried to mix 'em together as you said.
Didn't work. :o
2 files, no audio: http://www.pastebin.ca/551234

It said it was finished right away, just created a 0 byte .mkv file.

Edit:

read_file.avs file is:

video1=DirectShowSource("video1.avi")
video2=DirectShowSource("video2.avi")
video1+video2
ConvertToYV12()

Posted - 2007.06.08 18:42:00 - [28]

 

Originally by: Dark Shikari

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Edited by: Dark Shikari on 08/06/2007 18:35:05

Originally by: Intigo

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Edited by: Intigo on 08/06/2007 18:32:27
As you might have realised by now, I'm a tool with hardware etc. in general - now, I tried to mix 'em together as you said.
Didn't work. :o
2 files, no audio: http://www.pastebin.ca/551234

It said it was finished right away, just created a 0 byte .mkv file.

Edit:

read_file.avs file is:

video1=DirectShowSource("video1.avi")
video2=DirectShowSource("video2.avi")
video1+video2
ConvertToYV12()

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Right click on the AVS file and click "play". Or open it in a video player. If there's an error, it will tell you in the video.

"avis [error]: unsupported input format (DIB )" means that the input isn't YV12. Which means an error occurred before ConvertToYV12().

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oO - that's odd. I can open the avis just fine in any of my players, they are raw Fraps footage, but when I try to open the .avs file in a player I get:


DirectShowSource: Could not open as video or audio.

Video returned: "DirectShowSource: couldn't open file video1.avi: An object or name was not found."

Audio returned: "DirectShowSource: couldn't open file video1.avi: An object or name was not found."

(C:\Fraps\AutoEncode\H264 AutoEncoder\read_file.avs, line 1)

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The avis are fine though, they play just fine on their own. :o

Posted - 2007.06.08 21:15:00 - [30]

 

Edited by: Treg Valar on 08/06/2007 21:15:04
Awesome app! Will come in very useful :P. I can safely say it also does BF2142 files to excellent quality too.

Can you stop it halfway through or would do something nasty?