Try adding quotes to the ReJig path, or alter the path so that it doesn't contain any spaces :
rejig_exe="C:\Arquivos de programas\DVD-RB\ReJig\ReJig.exe" |
@Boulder
Thanks, mate! I'll follow your suggestion and I let you know about that. Cheers, |
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Did you mean that AutoQ is a bit slow if so then I agree AutoQ for me runs reallyi slow which is one of the reasons I dislike it. Quote:
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AutoQ just doesn't do the work it's supposed to do. The prediction engine doesn't work, you end up with under- or oversized encodes 99% of the time. There's some weird rounding when the sample size is calculated and this screws up things before they even start. Besides, from what I noticed in the posts I read in the AutoQ thread, Amnon mostly did predictions, he didn't do many encodes with those predicted values.
And it is slow as it uses the binary method for calculating the next Q. That is, in range 1-100 first encoding at Q50, then either Q75 or Q25 depending on the result and so on. It's slow and very frustrating if you notice that Q48 would have hit the target but the prediction goes 50->25->37->43->46->48. I pointed him to Tylo's spreadsheet which would have helped him to speed up the process but he either didn't understand it or whatever :roll: |
Hi Boulder,
Yeah I read all those posts over at D9 complaining about the undersizing prediction and compared to QCCE produced smaller than desired sizes. Also like you said it is soooo SLOW! I don't use because of this. The thing that annoyed me over at D9 is that Anmon didn't listen to any of the people's advice when they tried to tell him to use the algorithms that Johnny used in QCCE and stuck with his own inferior methods of calculating. The only thing that puts me off CCEFront is that is CLI based I guess im lazy and like nice GUI's. :D Sorry for the off-topic there guys. :oops: |
Tylo is preparing a simple GUI for the program, but I don't know when it will be out.
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Actually there's not much you need to do with a GUI. I run the program with only the -roba parameter, all the default values can be set in its ini file. I adjust all the necessary CCE settings in CCE itself and save the ecl file which I use with CCEFront.
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The ecl contains all the information, that is, everything you see in the CCE GUI itself. Thus, the same one cannot be used. You must use the templates for the initial settings, load the avs script and then just change the average bitrate you desire and save the ecl file. With CCEFront you must use VBR mode in CCE, that's where the program takes the target bitrate (unless you specify things manually as a commandline parameter).
Consider CCEFront the same for CCE as CQMatic is for TMPGEnc. |
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About your spreadsheet of your last post, could you send me copy or post here equations. Thank you. |
The matrix is QLB with the notch. I like to quantize less so I took QLB and added the notch pattern. You can change it if you like, of course. Just open the template (kind of "select the template twice" and you get to edit it), change the matrix to your liking and choose "Replace".
Here's the spreadsheet : http://www.saunalahti.fi/sam08/kbps_eng.xls . It should be pretty straightforward, but ask if you can't figure out something. The average bitrate you should use for a movie is in the lower part (Avg kbps for final video). |
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Rejig is to m2v what DVDShrink is on a complete DVD.
You can use also the recoder include into DVDLab-Pro. Or you can author the DVD without reducing the size of the M2V and you will apply DVDShrink on the generated DVD. Rejig is like all other tools in this category : nothing very good to wait from them, but for a little ratio (90% or 80% maximum), they make you save a lot of time. |
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I was trying to download these templates but the server says that they are no longer hosted. Could somebody please upload the templates again. Thanks guys |
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http://s21.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...81N2PQY9FETT6T |
Thanks Pro :)
I owe you one :lol:. Cheers |
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