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CQMatic: Too many filters with differant versions!
Hello jorel and Kwag and all you guys who tried to help me with my
problem! :angel: :team: I took some time to process all the info that you kept giving me and began to read as many threads as I could find relating to my problem anyway I came across avalons guide and his filter zip file on his site and I finnaly dont get no errors in avisynth...wahoo! :yippie: Too many filters and with differant vertions kept me confused I had them all mixed up but now I have a new problem can someone tell me the full process of file prediction mayby a step by step, I tried to use Moviestacker to find the average bitrate but I dont understand how it works with CQmatic? :dunce: This is what I did: I followed Avalons guide to the letter (Fantastic guide avalon!) :fahr: the guide was CQMatic basic anyway everything works fine until I get to the part where I load my avs script into CQMatic(1.0 beta6) I start the prediction with the avarage biterate for video I found in Moviestacker and added the time of movie in minutes (how do you compisate for seconds?) This is my first encode with CQMatic so if im doing something wrong please let me know...Tomorro I will post my results. Movie=1:25:26 time in min=85 Moviestacker 2 beta3=Movie.d2v=time in min=68min 23sec and avg biterate=1475 audio was 128kb The template I used in TMPGenc: KVCD-CQ-352x240-_NTSCFilm_-PLUS.mcf |
MaxPower:
A couple of questions/suggestions: 1.- Please use the latest version 1.0 Release Candidate 2 (RC-2) July 25, 2003. 2.- Did you set your max min at Tmpegenc? Max is 2,000, if you are using the latest optimal script. The min is the average bit rate from Moviestacker X .57. (Just in case I am not explaining this correctly, if your Moviestacker average bit rate is 1000, then your minimun bit rate at Tmpgenc becomes: (1000 X .57, or 570) 3.- Please read kwags notes regarding some settings at Tmpgenc. You will find the latest version and the notes here: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5145&start=0 4.- In Cqmatic, you need to set 2 values and load 1 file. Enter the time in minutes (I usually round up), that you will find on the first section of moviestacker, and the average bit rate, that you will find there as well (moviestacker) 5.- If you have followed Avalon's great guide, then you have already created and saved your .prt file. This is the file that should be loaded into moviestacker. 6.- Once you load the .prt file, then hit execute to either encode or predict. (See kwags instructions on the post quoted above. Hope that I did not confuse you at all with my notes. I am going by memory here, but I have read a post that is addressing all of this step by step. Let me look for it and I will post it here as well. Found it at this link: I believe that with the post mention just above, Avalon's guide and kwag's notes you may not go wrong. Hope this helps Regards Totonho03 |
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I should multiply this with .57 and use the result (840.75) as my min bitrate in TMPGenc under (Rate control mode) and max 2000...Is this correct? Q: What options do I need selected in Moviestacker? Q: What number do I use in CQMatic for bitrate 840.75 or 1475? Quote:
reading it wrong. Thanks for the help I will do what you say but if you could answer my questions above that would be great. |
Hello Max Powers:
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* average bit rate, which you should use in both TMPGenc ( your 840 one) and QCmatic (your 1475) * gripfit values (modify the gripcrop line in optimal script with this one) * length of film. You should load the type of resolution you want. This is described on both Oxide's detailed steps, and Avalon's guide.. Quote:
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CQmatic input is the one coming from TMPgenc, that is the .tpr file. What I have done is to print Avalon's guide, as well as other pertinent posts, read them several times, and then perform the QCmatic real live steps, after several cold runs, to make sure that I had the proper settings; and even then, I had problems that I was able to resolve by reading the posts, asking questions and experimenting. The learning curve, in my case, was long, had computer problems, virues, and lack of understanding, but so far, and thanks to kwag, vhelp, black prince, jorel, D&C and many others, I am able to work w/ QCmatic, which is a relatively a brand new program. In addition, most, if not all of the detailed steps are in the three posts/guides mentioned earlier: kwags notes, Avalon's guide ande oxide's detailed steps. Print them, if you have not already done it, and use them as your guide. Hope this helps. Regards Totonho03 |
I now edit my Guide for better understanding. In the basic Version are some Bugs... So I only keep the Advanced Version. So hang on and see what I do ...
:wink: Here the last Guide for CQMatic Last Guide It seems that I have little server problems ... |
Avalon:
It appears that you still have server problems. I can't dl your guide. I will try it later. Thanks Totonho03 |
So I have still problems with my Austria Server. So I desided to upload a mirror of my site on trypod. Sorry for the advertisements they will apear ...
http://members.lycos.co.uk/dcdvideo/ |
Ok this is my log from my prediction:
http://www.kvcd.net CQMatic Version 1.0 RC-2 Copyright Softronex Corporation, 2003. All rights reserved. Ready! Project: C:\Documents and Settings\Max Powers\Desktop\Filters\kvcdtemplate2.tpr Creating: CQMatic.tpr Execute. Movie Time: 85 Average Bitrate: 1475 Prediction Only mode Executing Prediction Phase... Using CQ of 60.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 Last CQ = 60.000000 Current CQ = 90.000000 CQ difference = 30.000000 Using CQ of 90.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 CQ ABOVE watermark. CQ set to 90.0 Using CQ of 90.00 CQMatic complete! How do I know if it will fit in one cd? Quote:
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Thanks guys you have been most helpful, avalon did you change your guide if so what changes I cant download the new one? I continue to read all these you post and follow your directions will let you know of my results from the prediction above. |
Ok im done and after checking my final mpeg came out 809mb, I opened
it in nero to burn but it would not fit on 1 cd. Then I decided to wach the movie and half way trough the audio just stops this the first time I come across this problem. Any one know why I would get this problem maybe I do something wrong? Avalone your guide is back up so I will try with your advanced guide and post my results tomorro. |
I forgot to mention when I tried to encode before I an iliegal stream error
from TMPGenc but clicked ok and it started to encode anyway so I never botherd to mention it, any way it gave me same error and just like before its curently encoding...I used hedac3 this time so hopefully no problems Q:When I set up TMPGenc its just video then muse with bbmpeg or no? |
Everything is perfect only my movie after mused with bbmpeg is 836mb
but when I open it with nero burning rom it is a little under 750 mega bites My cdr are 80min 700 megabites is there a way I can burn this or did I do something wrong again? Please help me video quality is fantastic its the size that keeps killing me. Video before being mused is 746 megabites and audio before being mused is 78.2 megabites http://www.kvcd.net CQMatic Version 1.0 RC-2 Copyright Softronex Corporation, 2003. All rights reserved. Ready! Project: C:\Documents and Settings\Max Powers\Desktop\Filters\pleasework.tpr Creating: CQMatic.tpr Execute. Movie Time: 85 Average Bitrate: 1475 Prediction Only mode Executing Prediction Phase... Using CQ of 60.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 Last CQ = 60.000000 Current CQ = 90.000000 CQ difference = 30.000000 Using CQ of 90.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 CQ ABOVE watermark. CQ set to 90.0 Using CQ of 90.00 CQMatic complete! Execute. Movie Time: 85 Average Bitrate: 1475 Full Encode mode Executing Prediction Phase... Using CQ of 0.00 User CQ too LOW!. CQ adjusted. Using CQ of 55.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 Last CQ = 55.000000 Current CQ = 90.000000 CQ difference = 35.000000 Using CQ of 90.00 Encoder started... Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 CQ ABOVE watermark. CQ set to 90.0 Using CQ of 90.00 Encoding set to Full encode. Full encode start... CQMatic complete! |
Max Powers,
did you mux using bbmpeg? see the adjusts: http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2224 or better,try the new vhelp program called SLIM-G : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5047&start=0 :wink: |
@Max Powers,
What is the target path to your encoded file :?: Your log has errors. The line: File size difference = -20394062.000000 can NEVER be negative, so CQMatic is not finding the sample to calculate CQ, and that's why it's jumping to 90, which is incorrect. -kwag |
Hello jorel nice to hear from you again
Yes I did use bbmpeg thanks for the link I will take a look at it. Hello Kwag Im not sure what destination path you need. C:\Documents and Settings\Max Powers\Desktop\vcdg\kvcdtemplate.m1v The above is the where TMPGenc saved the final movie after I used cqmatic |
I tried it again with rc3 same result even after changing the directory to
save tpr text project and TMPGenc out put folder. http://www.kvcd.net CQMatic Version 1.0 RC-3 Copyright Softronex Corporation, 2003. All rights reserved. Time: 13:36:53 Date: 07/27/2003 Ready! Project: C:\Documents and Settings\Max Powers\Desktop\TMPGenc Projects\TPR Text Projects\KVCD-1-SH.tpr Creating: CQMatic.tpr Execute. Movie Time: 85 Average Bitrate: 1475 Prediction Only mode Executing Prediction Phase... Using CQ of 60.00 Process started at 13:37:38 On 07/27/2003 Encoder started... Process time: 0.17 minutes. Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 Last CQ = 60.000000 Current CQ = 90.000000 CQ difference = 30.000000 Using CQ of 90.00 Encoder started... Process time: 0.18 minutes. Encoder end. File size difference = -20394062.000000 CQ ABOVE watermark. CQ set to 90.0 Using CQ of 90.00 CQMatic complete! Total minutes of process: 0.35 Process ended at 13:37:59 On 07/27/2003 |
Kwag any ideas I dont know what else to try, I double checked my
avs and my d2v and cleared tmpgenc twice but still get the same error by the way how do by looking at the log I posted how can you tell if it will fit on one cd? |
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thanks for the update Avalon!
:wink: more few things please: change in HeasdAC3he the "downmix type" to :arrow: surround 2 and "channel mode" to :arrow: dual channel ! :wink: |
Thans Avalon this is the guide I have been using but it seems Im not doing
something write with cqmatic and tmpgenc I dont get any sample file like Kwag wrote in forum...any ideas please let me know. |
@Max Powers,
Could you put your projects and your target on a directory other than C:\Documents and Settings\Max Powers\Desktop\TMPGenc Projects\TPR Text Projects\KVCD-1-SH.tpr :?: Somewhere that there are no spaces in the filenames :?: I'm trying to figure out why I can't read your output file. That's the problem :!: -kwag |
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