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Okay. I just encode your sample myself and as I guessed, I do not have any problems !
So you should check : - your xvid codec (be sure you use xvid and NOT 3ivx or ffdshow) - the codec settings (disable ALL post processing) - your tmpgenc settings (it's better to save them as text tmpgenc project and post it here). |
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Ok I Updated my Xvid coded and seems the problem is gone :D, I'm (and was) using Koepis Xvid codec since I got a lot of recomendations and already experienced troubles with FFdshow in the past. Now I post the TMPG setings in case you can finde some other error or mistake that could put me into troubles Ahh And BTW when I use AssumeFPS I always get an undersized file, any ideas why? I use manual prediction :) Code:
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Thanks for the info Phil.
I was using a DivX codec. I didn't know any better? :( But now I do. What's you codec of choice? Also, I was looking at the script that was posted and my AviSynth install. I do not have grip.dll, nor can I find it anywhere. I've got gripfit_YV12.dll. Are they the same? (I know this should be in the AviSynth forum!) Ken |
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MPEG.Video.CQ_MaxBitRate = 2000000 Code:
MPEGVideoEncoder_MotionSearchSpeed_Normal Code:
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You must have on you PC _only_ the last Divx release (5.0.5 or 5.1.1) and a Nic's (or Koepi's) Xvid codec. That's all. Quote:
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Did somebody told you that you are a very patient guy?? :D
I dont use 0 as minimun bitrate, even when my player supports it I only used it to make the sample I posted, the same goes for the Normal speed, I always use High Quality :D And Im gonna try your tip about the position of Sampler, I use it after the AssumeFPS line but Im gonna try after and see what happens. One more time , Thanx a lot for your help, your time and your patient :D |
What would the be the best way to convert AC3 audio from 25 fps to 23.976 fps? Should I convert to wav first?
Also, is it the general conclusion that AssumeFPS is the way to convert the video :?: |
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