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Originally Posted by audioslave
As you can see it has nothing to do with CCE. 
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Man ! Open an ecl file from CCE and you will see that the file generated by DVD-RB use
exactly the same syntax !Actually you can even open this ecl directly into CCE and the encode will start.
Don't be fooled by the comment in top of the file, as I said DVD-RB is probably just using the same file to store the informations whatever the encoder is. But crontraty ro CCE, HC do not read directly this file and DVD-RB has to call HC with the correct parameters on the command line.
Concerning the way you found to indicate the custom matrix, actually this is also the syntax used by CCE to describe a custom matrix into an ecl file (I was thinking about telling you that yesterday but I'm still sure the this is worthless so I drop the point

). But did you verify that the encoded m2v
really used this values ? You can check that by opening the m2v into
Restream.
I already verified that in DVD-RB full, that does supports custom matric for HC, the custom matrix is not used during prediction of 1-pass encoding (OPV mode). So I would be very surprised that it is used in the free version that is not supposed to support it
But tell us what you find.
Edit: just read the HC doc and that's impossible to give custom values for the matrix using the command line. All you can do it to give the name a matrix that HC knows (Noth is in the list). But there is no chance than just adding the lines in the ecl file will be enougth for DVD-RB to see that this is the notch matrix and call HC with the correct paremeter.
Perhaps DVD-RB generated a HC.ini just before the encoder is called, so that is not at the end of the prepare phase but at the begining of encode phase.
if you don't see an HC.ini file while HC is encoding, then you can be sure that the matrix you put into the ecl is not used.