Whats Wrong with Readavs.dll
I am trying to use readavs.dll to encode a 2 hr movie and it shows me 28 hrs remaining. WTF ???
I have used TMPGEnc with the same settings, same avs script (except readavs.all), using Directshow and I was able to encode appx the same length in appx 4.5 hrs. Whats wrong, I use avisynth 2.5.6 RC1 and TMPGEnc 2.524.63.181 P4 Centrino 1.6 Ghz, 256 MB RAM |
Re: Whats Wrong with Readavs.dll
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The problem is not with readavs but with the codecs installed on your PC and how they are configured. |
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Okay let me put a converttoYV12() after reading the source in the avs script. Will get back soon..... |
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:D |
Try to fix your codec for a better result next time.
The YV12 handler we often use is xvid codec. It should be installed even if you never read/encode xvid video. And you have to configure it to output as YV12 anytime. |
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What should be the required configuration ????? |
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:arrow: Install XviD CODEC. -kwag |
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Is there anything else I need to configure or be aware of in the configuration. |
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Did you ever see M$ delivering OpenOffice with M$ Office ? Edit: but as boulder says just under, Divx can be used also as YV12 handler. (just have to check the box "extented YuV mode" or something like this. |
DivX5 or 6 will decode YV12 as well as XviD. That is, both are equally buggy :wink:
However, you should use ConverttoRGB24() at the end of your script if you use TMPGEnc. What is your source? |
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BTW just for my understanding why are these conversions required, in the first place itself and how do you know what your source colourspace is ???? |
That's why I asked what your source is. Most likely it should already be in YV12 but probably enabling the option Phil mentioned should do the trick.
You can check the colorspace by putting Info() right after the line where you load the source. |
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If you're talking about XviD/DivX, sorry, we don't deal with them here anymore.
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but thanks anyway!!! EDIT: I think the only thing you shouldnt discuss here is the Quality concerns and outputs from a Divx/Xvid (since you dont get the best out of them). Methodology and ways to do them wont do any harm. |
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