target Filesize is always greater than predicted?
If i calculate a cq with frames/minutes/10*filesize = target filesize e.g. the target Filesize is always greater then predicted. How does the calculation work with a tighter GOP?
Here is my AVS Script: Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\AVSFilter\Plugins\MPEG2DEC.dll") |
I'm not positive about this but I think you need to change the prediction formula to Predicted MPEG size = (( Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes) / 10 ) * MPEG sample file size Someone please correct me if I'm wrong :hammer:
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Plz suggest anything! and i will try it :lol: |
is Detect scene change unchecked in Tmpg?
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yes... unchecked.
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that's really weird 8O Have you tried sampler(length=24)?
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What.... can... i.... do.........????? hm.... :roll: |
Re: Anime. GOP = 10..15! How to calculate Filsize?
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-kwag |
Re: Anime. GOP = 10..15! How to calculate Filsize?
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IL = Framecount / 250 How would be the prediction formula then? |
i think you could do that like this: sampler(samples=250, length=10)
then the formula would be (FrameCount*SampleSize) / (NumberOfSamples*SampleLength) = PredictedFileSize |
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Thanks rendalunit i'm going to try it :)
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it works it works yoohoo... thanks again kwag and rendalunit :D
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thank you !!!!!!! 8) |
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i lost something... :? :? can you post a "sample script" with "numbers" please? :imstupid: and deserve :gun: thanks in advance friend!!! :wink: |
sure, jorel
I'm doing "signs" now with this script Code:
LoadPlugin("D:\encoding\MPEG2DEC.dll") |
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thanks friend "ren" (friendalunit)! now i need time to read and understand it all! :wink: it's..... 8O for me. |
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rendalunit,please my friend: how can i use this "formula": (FrameCount*SampleSize) / (NumberOfSamples*SampleLength) = PredictedFileSize i got this script using fitcd: (i'm thankfull to Kwag and muaddib that helps me a lot to learn(all) fitcd): LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\MPEG2DEC3.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\legalclip.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\decomblegacy.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\dustv5.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\temporalcleanerold.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\blockbuster.dll") LoadPlugin("D:\convert\FitCD_v1.0.5_Prediction&Fil ters_v0.2\sampler.dll") Mpeg2Source("D:\convert\352x480\01.d2v") LegalClip() FieldDeinterlace() LanczosResize(352,480,8,0,704,480) SpaceDust() TemporalCleaner() Blockbuster(method="noise", variance=.3, seed=1) #AddBorders(0,0,0,0) LegalClip() Sampler(length=24) ## MPEG size = ((Total frames/MovieTimeInMinutes)/24) * MPEG sample file size ## with: 166274, 93 minutes /24 got 8,61mb(m2v) and with headAC3 = 105 mb(mp2)(it's musical and i encode in 160) then how can i apply this "formula"? i need a "pratic" to use this for all encodes. :oops: oh yes,of course... :imstupid: and :BangHead: and i deserve lots of.... :punch: please don't be :jawdrop: with me friend. thanks a lot in advance! :wink: |
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Framecount = 166274 Samplesize = 8.61 mb NumberofSamples = 93 SampleLength = 24 (166274 * 8.61) / (93 * 24) = 1431619.14 mb / 2232 frames = 641.4mb + 105 mb(audio@160kbps) = 746mb what musical is it? I love music from all the lands :wink: -ren |
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thanks my "friendalunit" you're fantastic!!!!!! :wink: with your guide i will get what i need now!! the musical is "night in eden"(Sarah Brigthman)(write "brightman"? :? ) and after this i will: la luna (of Sarah too,really cool) jimi hendrix(all that i got) led zep(the song remains the same) roy orbison(black&white night) and i'm search for beatles(let it be) rush.....santana and tons more! do you like this? the reason i use 160mp2 and maybe turn to 192 is musicals. i extract the ac3 to wave,go to sound forge and t-racks, turbo and clean all that need and encode again in headAC3he to mp2 and normalize to 95%.the result is a clear sound. 8) i have special atention to quality not for volume,than i normalize to 95%. :wink: sounds like a soft wind. thanks again friend rendalunit! :D |
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