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Arrggghh, haha, I am so close to getting there but I still get an error message. I have typed in "honey.avi" in the place of "movie" on line 18 and instead of telling me it doesn't understand "movie" it is now telling me it doesn't understand "honey". Any more ideas ? honey.avi is the name of the avi file of course. I have tried lots of ways, so please don't think I am giving up after just trying one way.
Perhaps the best idea is for someone to paste a script here with another movie name in it ? Then I will just put my movie name in its place.
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You are using the full path to your "honey.avi", right
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03-11-2004, 10:42 PM
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You have to type it betweens double quotes :
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Avisource("honey.avi",false)
BTW, and just for your information, your REAL error is there :
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#don't need subtitles.movie="honey.avi"
The part movie="honey.avi" should be on the next line.
If you would have done this, there won't have any error on line 18.
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03-11-2004, 10:50 PM
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YEEEEEEEES, thank you VERY much, it is now sorted.
In my defence though the script within the PDF file does have the subtitle.movie= on the same line, I was just following it. I have no idea when it comes to scripts, HTML, programming or anything so it just looks like lots of words and dashes to me. I know this is hard to understand, as I am an expert in various fields and people come to me with real simple problems that I see instantly, but when you don't know much about something it is very confusing and just take a while to learn. Just in the last half hour I have learnt a lot about this scripts, so it has paid off
Loads of thanks again, I appreciate it !!!
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03-12-2004, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Dialhot
VMesquita reg file set everything that is necessary for a KDVD encodign with CCE. If an option is not used, it is not because it was forgotten : it's because it is useless ! Or worse : it is harmfull !
So don't change anything in the template.
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Phil,
i'm having problems with the template like posted in portuguese forum:
Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 3:14 am
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5144&start=64
resuming:
my source is ntsc (in Brasil the dvds are ntsc)
dvd2avi project
aspect radio 16:9
frame rate 29,970 fps
video type film 99%
frame type progressive
encode in cce266(0107) using the vmesquita template KDVD 720X480/576(without changes).
then
using "dopulldown" i got "pulldown finish with errors!"..don't know the reason!
and in tmpgenc dvd author:
the video gop is too long!
for a standard dvd it is necessary that the gop fulfill the following condition:
max 36 fields (18 frames) (ntsc format only)
max 30 fields (15 frames) (pal format only)
then i change the NM 5 to NM 4 in cce "advanced video setting",
i still got the puldown error but the file load in tmpgenc dvdauthor
without any error!
can you help?
what's wrong here?!?!?
thanks!
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03-12-2004, 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by jorel
encode in cce266(0107) using the vmesquita template KDVD 720X480/576(without changes).
then
using "dopulldown" i got "pulldown finish with errors!"..don't know the reason!
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Because as you told your source is progressive, so it was not telecined. That is a true 29.970 video and you can't (and don't have to) pulldown it.
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and in tmpgenc dvd author:
the video gop is too long!
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I didn't manage to produce GOP longer than 15 (I'm in PAL) with CCE. It's the maximum I can get with it so I don't understand what happens to you.
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ok Phil but i did 2 dvd2avis projects:
one with forced film and another without ffilm.
got the same using forced film.
about the gop:
i read thousands...believe,thousands pages and cce guides and can't find
how i change the gop to 18...(where is it?) !!
now about NM 4:
i found in one old d9 guide(updated) showing that for ntsc we have to use 4 for ntsc.
"Set the N/M parameter for the GOP sequence to 4 and leave M to the default of 3 or your authoring program will complain. Also make sure that SEQ header is set to every 1 GOP and leave the other two options unchecked."
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/cce-advanced.htm
now my doubt (one more),answer me please:
why nobody that encode ntsc had problems using NM5 with vmesquita template
give me sugestions please Phil!
what i do and how?
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03-12-2004, 06:54 AM
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Originally Posted by jorel
give me sugestions please Phil!
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Im' like you and never understand how the length GOP is set in CCE. All I can say to you is :
- In the english guide of his tool ( http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5142), Vmesquita wrote:
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Before going ahead, you need to know what is your GOP. Don?t be scared, it?s easy! If your using CCE, your GOP is 15. If your are using Tmpgenc, the GOP is 24 for K(S)VCD, 18 for NTSC KDVD and 15 for PAL KDVD.
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That suggest that even in NTSC the GOP is 15 and you shoud'nt have any complain by the authoring tool.
- when I did my "KDVD samples for standalone compatibility test", I didn't have any problems to do them in NTSC using the template of Vmesquita.
So I cant help you a lot
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Originally Posted by Dialhot
Quote:
Originally Posted by jorel
encode in cce266(0107) using the vmesquita template KDVD 720X480/576(without changes).
then
using "dopulldown" i got "pulldown finish with errors!"..don't know the reason!
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Because as you told your source is progressive, so it was not telecined. That is a true 29.970 video and you can't (and don't have to) pulldown it.
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Right, is working without use forced film in dvd2avi project with the
vmesquita template...the error was mine,
the vmesquita template is perfect
the .mpv load in tmpgenc dvd author perfect without use pulldown.
i'm using the original ac3 with the .mpv encoded
...is better than using dvdshrink for 3 cartoons:
less size,more quality,more sharpness and without blocks!
is incredible!
and you wrote more:
"So I cant help you a lot"
no Phil, you help as always.....a lot!
thanks Phil!
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i forgot to put "my avatar"
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Originally Posted by jorel
is incredible!
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No. It's Vmesquita
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no Phil, you help as always.....a lot!
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Thanks.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dialhot
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Originally Posted by jorel
is incredible!
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No. It's Vmesquita
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no Phil, you help as always.....a lot!
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Thanks.
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oh yeah...is vmesquita!
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03-13-2004, 06:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dialhot
Quote:
Originally Posted by jorel
give me sugestions please Phil!
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Im' like you and never understand how the length GOP is set in CCE. All I can say to you is :
- In the english guide of his tool ( http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5142), Vmesquita wrote:
Quote:
Before going ahead, you need to know what is your GOP. Don?t be scared, it?s easy! If your using CCE, your GOP is 15. If your are using Tmpgenc, the GOP is 24 for K(S)VCD, 18 for NTSC KDVD and 15 for PAL KDVD.
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Thats a case of CCE where it doesn't allow more then 15 frames in a GOP so you will everytime be in standards! In PAL and for shure in NTSC as it (as we know) alloes a max. framecount in a GOP of 18 (in DVD standard).
I assume "they" at CCE developement did force their code to output best quality be keeping a tight GOP.
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no way out inc.
lots of friends here try to help me but i never understood!
i'm really need some lessons from the begining
dvd2avi show in the statistics windows using F5 no forced film :
aspect radio 16:9
frame rate 29,970
video type film
frame type progressive
then i open in note pad the .d2v and see the sequences of this project:
7 x x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 x x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 0 x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 0 xx 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0
7 0 xx 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2
....(the "x" are for trf = 2*tff + rff that don't matter here)
in dvd2avi faq is worte:
"A correctly telecined video should have the sequence ...012301230123..."
then i have to do another project using Forced Film or not
more doubts will come!
please help me (inc,Kwag,Phil,vmesquita.....everybody)!
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Originally Posted by jorel
no way out inc.
lots of friends here try to help me but i never understood!
i'm really need some lessons from the begining
dvd2avi show in the statistics windows using F5 no forced film :
aspect radio 16:9
frame rate 29,970
video type film
frame type progressive
then i open in note pad the .d2v and see the sequences of this project:
7 x x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 x x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 0 x 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1
7 0 xx 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0
7 0 xx 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2
....(the "x" are for trf = 2*tff + rff that don't matter here)
in dvd2avi faq is worte:
"A correctly telecined video should have the sequence ...012301230123..."
then i have to do another project using Forced Film or not
more doubts will come!
please help me (inc,Kwag,Phil,vmesquita.....everybody)!
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If you use "Force FILM, then you'll get a line:
"Frame_Rate=23976" instead of "Frame_Rate=29970"
-kwag
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oh yes Kwag, i know it but
i'm in doubt if i have to do another project with forced film or not.
this is my doubt, i ever do mistakes here!
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Hi jorel,
No, you have to create another project.
Look here:
With Force FILM turned ON:
Code:
DVD2AVIProjectFile
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35 K:\RED_PLANET\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB
Stream_Type=1,0,0
iDCT_Algorithm=5 (1:MMX 2:SSEMMX 3:FPU 4:REF 5:SSE2MMX)
YUVRGB_Scale=0 (0:TVScale 1:PCScale)
Luminance_Filter=0,0 (Gamma, Offset)
Picture_Size=0,0,0,0,0,0 (ClipLeft, ClipRight, ClipTop, ClipBottom)
Field_Operation=1 (0:None 1:ForcedFILM 2:SwapOrder)
Frame_Rate=23976
Location=0,0,0,7FFDE
With Force FILM turned OFF:
Code:
DVD2AVIProjectFile
1
35 K:\RED_PLANET\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB
Stream_Type=1,0,0
iDCT_Algorithm=5 (1:MMX 2:SSEMMX 3:FPU 4:REF 5:SSE2MMX)
YUVRGB_Scale=0 (0:TVScale 1:PCScale)
Luminance_Filter=0,0 (Gamma, Offset)
Picture_Size=0,0,0,0,0,0 (ClipLeft, ClipRight, ClipTop, ClipBottom)
Field_Operation=0 (0:None 1:ForcedFILM 2:SwapOrder)
Frame_Rate=29970
Location=0,0,0,7FFDE
That's the only difference. The rest of the file is the same, so you could edit the changes in the header manually
-kwag
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"That's the only difference. The rest of the file is the same, so you could edit the changes in the header manually"
ok.....but i
still don't know IF i have to change the Frame_Rate to 23976 or not.
.....and why?
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You don't change the framerate by doing this!! You just tell DVD2AVIs d2v to ignore that pulldown flag every sequence header carries.
Pulldownflag= Doing the pulldown while playback in the SAP, means originally a 23.976 stream will be provided where the pulldown to 29.97 will be done in the SAP internally.
3:2 Pulldown while encoding/frameserving = Already here adding the doubled frames to the stream to get to 29.97 incl. a phaseshift (fileds will be shifted by 1 field) so it gots that interlaced "look" (spoken in easy words).
Code:
(JUST FOR EXPLANATION: Take a progressive stream in avisynth and add the following lines at the end:
separatefields().trim(1,0).weave()
Voilá :arrow: there you got that field shift.)
The RULE (We should write a faq on that ):
Do open the NTSC vob in DVD2AVI and scroll to a fast moving scene.
- IF there does appear combing a real interlaced 29.97 VIDEO OR a telecined 29.97 FILM could be the source, so what do next?
do notice what you are dealing with:
Its a documentation or a Movie?? If its a movie, means originally shot on FILM (23.976) material, then you deal with a telecined movie (= mega bad mastered movie DVD!) on your DVD. In that case NOT forced film but in Avisynth a Telecide().decimate() restores that stream back to 23.976 progressive. which hast to be again encoded in mpeg2 with pulldown while play flag added. IF its a documentation or something else SHOT on VODEO material originally, then also NOT forced film, but in avisynth a 60!!fps deinterlacer and Sharfis_brains 60ito24p function has to be applied = also here then encoding to mpeg2 incl. pulldown while play flag.
And here something for happy hours:
It could in case of combing also be that you are dealing with a NTSC HYBRID stream, very often used in Directors Comments as the interview is shot on video and the shown film parts are just telecined
That hybrid NTSC 29.97 is a mixture of real interlaced 29.97 and telecined 29.76!! Here also not forced film but do check the Telecide() manual to set the thresholds of IVTC and deinterlacing.
- IF there does no combing appear ... use forced film and encode again to 23.976 mpeg2 using the pulldownflag.
Sorry to say that but 29.97 NTSC sucks!
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inc wrote:
"Sorry to say that but 29.97 NTSC sucks! "
oh yes,THIS I KNOW!
and:
"The RULE (We should write a faq on that)"
please!!!!
and:
"Do open the NTSC vob in DVD2AVI and scroll to a fast moving scene. "
using F5, the preview start from the begining of the first vob,
no matter if you scroll to another scenes, right?
...oh God, i need go back to school!
inc,"listen" to me, please:
i have the vobs ripped and i load this vobs in dvd2avi to do a project.
using F5, the statistics window show:
aspect radio 16:9
frame rate: 29,970 fps (in this moment the video field operetion is in "none")
video type: film
frame type: progressive
here,i still don't did the project, it's only the preview, right
how can i know IF i do the project using forced film or not
all your (cool) explanations posted, will be used AFTER i got the dvd2avi project.
.. but i'm still here in doubt IF i use forced film or not,cos
i don't have the project to load in the script to load in anywhere(vdub) yet.
ok...i'm stup,i know,... but i'm still stuck before the dvd2avi project!!!!!!
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video type: film
frame type: progressive
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That says it all
You MUST encode with "Force FILM" on, because video type: film
-kwag
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