Still having problems with CQ prediction
I've been into KVCDs for quite some time now. (Actually.. its nothing when compared to many other ppl in these forums :D )
But one thing which has still evaded me is the CQ prediction. I've tried ToK, ACP, CQMatic and the Manual Prediction from here. But nothing has given me correct CQ. Most of the time my final MPG file will be smaller than expected. Like yesterday, I converted one of my XVID files to KVCD. I used CQMatic to predict the CQ. And when I used the CQ predicted by CQMatic, I got a mpg file which was of size ~ 700MB(after multiplexing with Audio). This is like 100MBs shorter than the desired size. Later, I got to know that CQMatic isnt accurate when it comes to AVI files. Still, when I burn it on a CD as KVCD and play it on my standalone player, both the audio and video quality was pretty good. But I guess it would have better if the size of the MPG was around 800MB. Later, I tried to predict the CQ required for some other XVID file that I had using the manual prediction method given here. The AVS script that I used is given below. Code:
## DLL Section ## The file functions.avs is given below Code:
#------------------------------# (Edit: When I encoded with TMPGenc, I had set the stream type as Video Only. Does it make any difference?) So, I stopped using the suggested CQ (that was displayed as a subtitle on the screen) and made my own trial and error encodings with different CQs until I got a file size ~ equal to the required sample size. And, I used this CQ to encode my movie. I got a nice MPEG file of size 787MB. But, the formula that kwag has suggested didnt work. What could be the reason. Could it be because the source was AVI?. What am I doing wrong. |
I really don't know where you find this script (and I apologize to the author) but there are more things to change or remove in it than lines to keep (I mean, if you are encoding an xvid) ! So just forget it.
What was the script you used when you tried CQMatic and other tools ? |
(and I apologize to the author).....
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
Actually, I got the script from here
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3483 I got the prediction part of the script from here http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2102 And.. I used the same script when predicting using CQMatic :oops: which I guess isnt right :x But... now I notice that the script was for DVD source. So I guess, I must use some other script for AVIs. Can some one point me to a good and optimal AVS script for AVI source? thanks for your help! |
Please, read ALL in this thread. Is very usefull
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....626&highlight= |
Trust me, I didn't say all this just because I provided the optimal scripts for avi :-)
You'll find them here : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7223 |
thanks pal :D
Thanks to you too prodater! |
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I got ur (DialHot's) optimal script for AVI's and used it to convert one of my AVI's to KVCD. This is the script (v4) I used
(the width and height of the movie were divisible by 16) Code:
## DLL Section ## What I need to know is... is there a way I can reduce the prediction time when using CQMatic? Or, is there an alternative?. I still havent looked up the ping-pong method described in the link given by Prodater. Thanks |
I guess that all filesize are negatives in the log of cqmatic and that means that the prediction failed !
That is what it took so much time and you ended up with a CQ of 89. Please read CARREFULLY the hints given with CQmatic. |
is the CQMatic Log file stored somewhere? I cant find it!
The size of the sample created by CQMatic during its last prediction (with CQ 89.7) was 38.9 MB (named as Sample.m1v.sample) . Does this information help in anyway? And.. I think the prediction was actually successful! |
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