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I checked TMPG and all is fine. I just unloaded all Divx and Mpeg4 codecs. I'll try again.
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I used tok and now there is cqmatic. What is the difference? Tok calculate the good cq and make automatic gop. It is good?
And cq matic is using the gop of template and calculate the cq, but it does not adapt the gop. Also, why use cq matic and no tok? I think that I do not have to understand at all of Cqmatic. What is the best for kvcd? |
TOk has accuracy problems with PAL source and especially if you use the last MA script.
CQMatic purpose is to reach a 2% error target whatever the source and the script used. |
thanks,
I am using kvcd for dvd rip and capture for 1-2hours. I think that i can use KVCD-CQ-352x576-_PAL_-PLUS.mcf for my encode with a good script and cqmatic. Is it a good choice? I dont know if it's better to compress mpeg1 or mpeg2? I found that mpeg2 is more blur than mpeg1 in low resolution. |
You're right geantsvert. Use MPEG-1 for low bitrates. It's better than MPEG-2.
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I removed the Divx and Mpeg4 codecs and rebooted but I'm sorry to say that the results were the same. The final encode had a CQ of 2.11
I'm still not convinced that CQMatic is the problem though but I am not sure what to try next. Perhaps I'll take a smaller Huffy sample and try it on my laptop since it has never had a Mpeg4 codec installed on it. I'll also try it on another machine with an MJPEG codec. (Just for fun.) |
hay MrTibs pal,
Some questions, if I may.. * Version of TMPG ?? We use latest, v2.520 * All values in under TMPG's Environment Setting, VFAPI plug-in ...if you can list all your values [x] and un [ ] checked The above may help us to help you. TMPG may be calling a different codec or plugin. -vhelp |
here are my settings, which i think are probably identical to mrtibs. i ended up with a cq of 2.91 before i cancelled it last time:
all are checked and set to "0" except noted avi2 (open dml) bmp/ppm/... cri sofdec mpeg decoder microsoft mpeg decoder wave file reader tmpgenc project reader 2.520 directshow multimedia file reader (setting -1) avi vfw compatibility reader (setting -2) [/IMG] |
I wouldn't be surprised if this is a TMPGEnc/HuffYUV CODEC issue :roll:
Please make a test. After you load your source in TMPEG, go to "Source Range" and scroll all the way to the right. See if the time stamp matches the time of your captured video :idea: -kwag |
Note, all my source testings were done w/ DVD rips. I have not yet tried
any .AVI 's from my ADVC-100 capture projects. That'll be my next CQM testing phase. Here is my setup listing, while I do not have any issues as you's have for TMPG's Environmenta VFAPI plug-in: All set to "0" 's --------------------------------- [x] AVI VFW compatibility Reader [x] AVI2(OpenDML) File Reader [x] CRI Sofdec MPEG Decoder [x] CyberLink MPEG-2 Decoder [x] DirectShow Multimedia File Reader [x] Microsoft MPEG-1 Decoder [x] Wave File Reader [x] Avisynth/VirtualDub script reader v0.1 [x] DVD2AVI project File Reader 1.76 [x] TMPGEnc Project File Reader 2.520 Other codec installs are: * PowerDVD v3.0 * WinDVD v3.0 * and some odd 'n ends CODECs I can't retrace Note, remember when settings these, that aftwards, you exit TMPG first, so that you have TMPG default to your last known VFAPI setups, THEN proceed to re-save as your .TPR file (in "text" format that is) ..why ? because, if you only proceed to save as "text" for your CQM projects, then the next time you use TMPG (for other probjects and things) you won't have these settings. In time, or later on, you'll forget this fact, and bounce back to your problems again :!: -vhelp |
Oooh calcumatic is excellent! Any plans to make it display 0.57*avgbitrate? And if possible to determine the movie length time by the project file (kinda how moviestacker does it).
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But I just released it as it is, so you can get a taste of it :cool: -kwag |
Ah, calcumatic.. another calc to play w/ and test w/ mine hehe.. spider goola..
hmm.. I need a good "moticon" editor hehe.. Anyways.. I'll give your new toy a spin. I've got too many fun things whirling around here :mrgreen: Great evening all, -vhelp |
How about giving calcumatic a Audio Stream multiplier button?
It's always nice to have your local sync and the original version on 1 cd... and giving :D MiniKDVD :D users the ability to have 448 kbit/s AC3 Streams would also be nice :D BTW: Great work... can't belive how small this is 8O |
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I want to have 2 audio streams on a K(S)KVCD, so I have to calculate the double size for the audio...
2 times (German + English) 128 kbit/s instead of 1 time (only German audio) |
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Next update will have a spin button (defaulting to 1), for number of audio channels ;) -kwag |
CalcuMatic 1.0.2
Done :!: ;)
http://www.kvcd.net/CalcuMatic.exe Added 1 to 4 audio streams 8O ( necessary :?: ), so that should be adecuate for any standard, non-standard, or future options :idea: -kwag |
Hey Kwag ,don't know if something screwy is going on or not but didn't have any trouble with your first release of CaluMatic but on this version when i hit exit i'm getting
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Running ME ,i know its not very good :D but like i said it didn't happen on the first version Thanx |
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Did you restart (M)illy Gat(E)s :lol: :?: -kwag |
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Hi doctor robert,
Get rid of TMPEG 2.59 :!: It has bugs on generated file size. Get any version before of after that one. -kwag |
Hi Kwag and others..
About that Exit error.. I'm having the same problem too !! http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif The crash only happens when I click on the [Exit] :( button, but when the [X] buttom is clicked, the app closes down w/ out a hitch of trouble :) So, there is def. something amiss in the Exit's close procedure :roll: By the way, this same error message happend on my Windows NT at work. -vhelp |
CalcuMatic 1.0.2a
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Hi Kwag..
Just to quickly report back, A-OK !! :wink: Perfecto!! I'm out to take some CAM footage at the park w/ my Sony TRV22.. back shortly. See you guys later, -vhelp |
pfew!! I'm back from my park adventure :)
..off topic.. FWIW, I had planed to take an hour's worth of footage, and then run it through CQM for a CAM test run.. Well, my brand new TRV22's battery life started out w/ 180min... 38 minutes later, the battery decided to show signs of slow death.. it broadcasted battery failure message :cry: :idea: I knew I should have brought my Red battery pack :wink: Anyways.. That was my adventure for today. -vhelp |
A new battery needs 3-4 full cycles before reaching its full capability.
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CalcuMatic 1.0.3
Calcumatic 1.0.3 released :!:
http://www.kvcd.net/CalcuMatic.exe Guess what you can do now :mrgreen: Changes: Added 1 to 10 Video streams 8O Added 1 to 10 Video streams 8O Why, you may ask :?: Simple :D Example #1: Say you want to put three 45 minute episodes on a single 80 minute CD-R. Normally, you would have to calculate the video size and audio bitrate for each. Not any more :mrgreen: Select movie time of 45 minutes. Select one Media of 80 minutes, Then select 1 Audio stream and 3 Video streams (3 episodes), and VOILA :mrgreen: You segment is calculated :!: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2003/08/9.jpg That means that each 45 minute segment, which has one audio track, must target a video size of 235,266KB Example #2: Want to put four ~120 minute movies (Half D-1) on one DVD-R, with 2 audio channels each?, easy :!: Select movie time of 120 minutes. Select 2 Audio streams and 4 Video streams (4 movies) :D http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i...2003/08/10.jpg And there's your target video size ( 899,200KB ) and audio ( 201,600KB ) for each movie. Use your imagination ;) -kwag |
Hi Kwag..
..some domb questions here.. To see if I understand this correctly... * I got Five 60 min TV shows of ST Enterprise (5 episodes) and what I have * Each 60 min show has it's own Audio * So, that means I would adjust the following for calcumatic with: > Target: [4.7GB DVD] > Video Streams: [5] > Audio Streams: [5] Which would give me: ABitrate = 1397.0 Kbps and (0.57 * ABitrate) = 796.3 Kbps w/ VS = 628640 KB and w/ AS = 252000 KB Am I reading you correctly so far ?? :roll: -vhelp |
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hi doctorRobert..
If HD space is not an issue, how about an uncompressed capture ?? If so, see how that fairs w/ CQM results :roll: w/ my given system setup, and my Osprey-210 capture card, I can capture w/ out frame drops on my 2nd pc w/ excellent results.. But currently, I use my ADVC-100 for the majority of projects. -vhelp |
Edited and corrected my second post on this page.
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Just wondering if I have missed something. I thought the .57*ave bitrate was to determine the Min in Tmpgenc. At the start of this thread the diagram shows the calculated value as the one used for the CQ calc. Is this correct?
Cheers ozjeff99 |
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The field that displays "0.57 * Average", is the value to be used as MIN bitrate. :) -kwag |
Not sure what I'm doing wrong Kwag. I'm on Tmpgenc 2.511 and was OK on earlier version of CQM 1.07. Now with latest, I get Tmpgenc flashing on and off quickly until CQM stops at CQ 89? I've re-set the range settings and ensured no file overwrite. Any ideas?
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OK Got it working again for script with .d2v input :) . My problem is using .avi sources. If I use a script with AviSource() with the source file being a PicVideo compressed .avi, I cannot get CQM to work properly.
However the script inputs nicely into Tmpgenc which will encode it fine for a fixed CQ. Is this the same type of prob I noticed earlier for Huffy codec? ozjeff99 |
CalcuMatic 1.0.4 released!
New feature: Added "Source" button to open .d2v files. Will automatically set minutes and seconds of movie.
http://www.kvcd.net/CalcuMatic.exe Enjoy, -kwag |
Re: CalcuMatic 1.0.4 released!
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Will the values calculated in CalcuMatic be passed back to CQMatic? :D |
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