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@ Danpos Whats the purpose of BJs Tool? I guess a Bitratecalculator? So name ideas are welcome - except "fit" in the name as this would be too concurrecy-offensive like ;) |
Here an example of a full d2v anamorph 720x576 brought to 1040x432 PAR1:1 (mpeg4) non-anamorph.
The Active Pixels of the Source are 720x432 so to 1040x432 means only width is resized. Error is 0.13% means "Peanuts". http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif |
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AspectMatic :arrow: ;) AspectTagger MovieTailor ScreenTailor HWSizer (for Heigth, Width resizer) AspectMolder IncrediMage -kwag |
My vote.
My vote go to IncredImage (sounds good for me :D ).
Cya! |
As said I had the idea of T-Made as a shortcut for taylor made.
And now as Karl also suggests the name xxxx-Taylor, TMade or ImageTaylor will maybe a nice name. I got it!!!(maybe) :lol: PARanoia or PARanoiac :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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IncrediSized [OT] I understood what PAR1:1 means when MPEG4 resizing, after looking at pictures you posted. But I have a doubt: if your MP4 encoding is intended to be seen on PC then PAR1:1 is OK. But if you want to see it later on TV: should we encode it 4:3?. Even more, does MP4 accept 16:9 flags to play it afterwards on TV as anamorph?. Sorry me if too much OT. But your guilty: since your post I've been testing a lot H264/x264, AAC and MP4, and I'm finding it really interesting. I think I'll post my experience in little time. [/OT] |
and IncrediPAR?
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It will be "PARanoia" ... nice, as it points to that crazy confusing resizing and AR math headache issue. :lol:
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And thats the biiiig misunderstanding related to mpeg4 in the past. Shure many mpeg4 addicted ones did tell you "Oh my mpeg4 DVD rip got less artifacts then your mpeg2 one at teh same final size" - BUT these mpeg4 ones where mostly encoded at smaller heights like 640x480 or so and finally these have to be bumped up more when watching at fullscreen! I could encode at 384x288 with NO artifacts at minimal space, but the blurrier picture when watching at fullscreen will be the anti-goal. But beside that "newbie"-wrong-approach, these newer mpeg4 codecs DO have a very big potential. Its the ecndoing routine and also that they can determine their own standards where a DVD has to be DVD compilant if you wont get into any risk---- point. Quote:
So wait for a very skilled review or buy and try where if it wont work you can sell it well on ebay afterwards --- Ill be your review listener, granted! 8) :) Also the interlaced aspect is a clear point IF "that" SAP is able to play back interlaced YV12 contend fawlessly - so thats also a point. If you will be independant from ANY manufacturer or whatever - then you should playback via a HTPC as there you can choose by yourself WHICH decoder is used and WHICH softwareplayer is used ;) An example: do crop a 720x576 2.35:1 source to 702x432, resize it to 1024x432 PAR 1:1 (Nero cinema profile compatible!) almost like in the pics above, apply LimitedSharpen() using correct values, encode it using AVC mp4 (DVD-5 target final size - 1€ per Media *lol) and watch it via RGB! connection from a HTPC via a good beamer and the details will kiss your eyes ;) |
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ccooool! :)
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Update, see changelog.
Its now called PARanoia. PARfect is cool but forces the program "to be perfect" imho ;) And thats no application I know of. |
OK Inc, already downloaded.
I did a test with previous version 0.07, and again compared with FitCD (I find it difficult to consider it a reference... but for your info). The source is the same as my previous posts, 720x576 AR 4:3. Borders as detected by PARanaoia (they won't think we're all pananoic, will they?) are left=7, top=5, width=706, height=566. This figures I fed FitCD. I asked to resize to PAR1:1 (nice idea that of overscan greyed out when PAR1:1 selected. I see you're in everything). SizeMe resizing: Code:
Lanczos4Resize(720,528,8,7,704,564) Code:
Lanczos4Resize(768,560,8,9,704,560) [OT](yes again, sorry) :oops: I'm thinking it would be nice to open an AVC thread (and AVC can also stand for Advanced Video Conversion :lol: , so I do think it could be interesting to treat other video encoding formats. But as I don't know if people in general and mods in particular would be interested, I'm just waiting somebody else doing so). Your answer clarified me a lot... that there's little clear about this issue. How is it to be done with mpeg4 formats until now, what would be the correct way in order to see them later well (correct AR) in current SAP that support this format? Would this be appliable also to AVC-MP4?. OK, you're right, that's enough OT by now. [/OT] |
Incredible,
Wow look what I started...lol anyway im glad you looked into what the problem was, too bad i cant get the new version and try it out until the morning...but i cant wait.... thanx again everyone for the help............ |
Hi,
I-m trying to convert a 25 fps PAL resolution DVD to 23,976 NTSC resolution KDVD, and in this case, PARanoiac is givin me this script: Code:
dgdecode_mpeg2source("C:\DVDRip\elviajedechihiro.d2v") This is what I choose: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2005/10/1.jpg Thanks to ImageShack for Free Image Hosting Thanks, Fabrice |
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Now do check anamorph to nonanamorph and .... the width increases dramatically. But still correct as the appl. then assumpts you want to end up in a full width PAR 1:1 But no problem. If the Image for mpeg4 is too large or too small, just use the height-resizing spin gadget and hit up'n down and you will see that you also can endup in other Widths if wanted by keeping wifth and height at the MOD you choosed for resizing. I'll add an option in the settings so a user can choose between SAP optimized or PC optimized mpeg4 resizing. Then also a anamorph to non anamorph choice wont overflow a 720's width. Quote:
Related to non PAR 1:1 AVC or ASP mpeg4 codecs playing back fawlessly on a given SAP, .... well as said ... you have to watch out for reviews or try by your own. the mpeg4 support via SAPs is in very young stage, and so I would wait or ... as said above buy at least a one which has been proofed to play back Nero AVS mp4s - the rest depends on luck. |
@ Fabrice
I see youre still using 0.07 please update as many user calculations did fail due the avsscript window was still open when they went again into the tabs of the main window. But anyhow this addborder-result is odd. So Ill get into it this evening. Thanks for the Info. |
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Thanx, but I already new. I just was "playing" with the sense of letters here. Look at top of your window. It says: www.kvcd.net Advanced Video Conversion That's why I said we can talk here about AVC, because it can also be Advanced Video Conversion, apart from it's original sense Advanced Video Codec... just a joke. I was asking about those that play in their compatible SAP their mpeg4 (divx or xvid). Do they encode 1:1 or 4:3 to play later on TV?. |
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