ToK is doing nothing but gobbling up memory?
OK I thought I had it under control. I loaded my avi and created my avs.
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============================================================= Can not open file C:\My DocumentsVideo Edit\ToK\opt\video.en1. So I hit OK the I ended up with a new avs titled video.avs in my work folder. I opened the new avs in VDub and it seems OK. ToK had this in the log: Code:
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Set minimum bitrate to 300, maximum to 2500, and bump your CQ up to 60 or 70 before you start ToK. Then try again and see what happens.
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I think it has something to do with this: "Can not open file C:\My DocumentsVideo Edit\ToK\opt\video.en1." |
For some reason it's looking for things in the opt folder instead of the ToK folder. Copied the file over and finally everything seems to be running.
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Excuse me, but where is Tok installed on your PC ?
It's strange to have "C:\My DocumentsVideo Edit\ToK\opt\video.en1" and not "C:\My Documents\Video Edit\ToK\opt\video.en1" Did you modify manually the ini file of Tok ? |
No I just missed the extra \ :lol:
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:-). Okay !
But, for your information, video.en1 is supposed to be in opt. If you didn't find it there, you should have deleted it before ! |
The opt folder was never in my original install. I had to create it myself. What else is supposed to be in there? 8O
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Well after a bottle of Advil I finally finished my first kvcd encode. It looks beautiful. Now I am going to try to convert an avi at 23.976 fps to kvcd at 29.97 fps. I don't think my player can handle 23.976 fps.
BTW the 352x240 Plus template worked on my DVD player. :D |
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