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my target is same resolution and framerate. I want to keep the 2 audio as it is.
my script a=DirectShowSource("E:\CD2.mpg").Killaudio() b=DirectShowSource("E:\CD2.mpg").Killaudio() a++b ConvertToYV12 BlindPP(cpu=4) Blockbuster(method="noise",detail_min=1,detail_max =3,variance=0.1,seed=1) Convolution3D(1, 6, 12, 6, 8, 2.8, 0) GripCrop(352, 288, overscan=1, source_anamorphic=false) GripSize(resizer="LanczosResize") Undot() TemporalSoften(2,7,7,3,2) DCTFilter(1,1,1,1,1,1,0.5,0) #Blockbuster(method="noise",detail_min=1,detail_ma x=10,variance=0.3,seed=5623) GripBorders() |
Really no reason to have it slower then except if you force the framerate into tmpgenc to other things than 25 fps. Do you ?
Note: I have speed problems also with my pioneer standalone if I burn directly the mpeg with Nero. But all is normal when I start first to do the VCd with vcdeasy and then burn the disc image it produces with Nero. |
no I didn't change the frame rate.
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Change these lines accordingly:
a=DirectShowSource("E:\CD2.mpg",fps=25).Killaudio( ) b=DirectShowSource("E:\CD2.mpg",fps=25).Killaudio( ) DirectShowSource is sometimes a pain in the ass, maybe specifying the framerate will help. Apart from that, I can't see anything else that would cause any slowdown issues. |
ta!!! try that now
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nope still slow. Anything else I can change or include?
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Did you read Phil's last post - that is, did you author and burn with Nero or author with VCDEasy and then burn with Nero (or a similar program) ?
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I did read Phil's last post, and it only asked me if I had changed the framerate which I haven't.
They have the same resolution 352*288, same format - mpeg1 ( used GSPOT to confirm) and both is 25fps. They are identical. I never burnt these files. I bought it from the local VCD/DVD shop, ripped it, and am trying to squash both into 1 kvcd. |
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tried that before with another file (when I was testing for compatibility) and my dvd player didn't play it properly. It was skipping,freezing and making those "tuk" "tuk" sounds. when you mean "author" do you mean how I convert from DAT to MPEG? By the way how do I do what Dialbot says he does with VCDEASY then dropping it into NERO to finish off? Will that compress it enought so it is under 800 mbs? |
I mean how do you create the CD images that you burn on disc.
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what do you mean by "create"? snapshots of scenes from the movie? I don't create the the files. I copy it from the vcd into my computer, then I used VCDGEAR to convert into MPEG. By the way I still have the same old problem. WHen I use the template for PAL 120 mins - my highest cd is 60 but min is 2 (CQMATIC). I used the exact scipt I posted earlier but don't understand why it is still like that. Can anyone help me out?
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I give up :x
I can now understand Phil :lol: |
Boulder I never burned anything to disk. I only ripped the images out of the VCDs into the computer, and created a script like I usually do, which usually worked but obviously not this time, then I got stuck .
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Well then, do the VCDs you bought play properly? If they don't, they're simply crap and probably nothing can be done to make them work.
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Yes they play okay in the dvd player.
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:banghead: :screwy: :rotf:
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1 - Move your mpgs to a short path folder or to HD root folder. 2 - Demultiplex both mpgs. 3 - Windows key + R, type cmd.exe and "Enter" key. 4 - Go to your mpgs folder (that short path folder or root). 5 - Type: Copy /b a.m2v+b.m2v c.m2v 6 - Type: Copy /b a.mp2+b.mp2 c.mp2 7 - In to previous points you must write your real streams names. a, b and c are ficticious names. 8 - You will have a whole m2v and a whole mp2. You can load first one into your encoder or avs file as usual (if mpeg2 you can rename it with vob extension, load it in dvd2avi and create a project. This one can be loaded into avs script with Mpeg2Source("C:Movie.d2v"), you can't if mpeg1) Edited: 9 - If you want to load mpeg1 files without using "directshowsource", download http://nic.dnsalias.com/MPEGDecoder/...coder_YV12.zip and read the html help file. You can try a++b system, but with this source loader. -------------------------- Visit: DockingGate, a powerful tool, by Prodater64. Visit: DockingGate taskbar, by Prodater64. Visit: Mencoder scripting with AVSEdit and Guide for Multiple Files by Prodater64. -------------------------- |
Sorry forgot to change that part of my script before posting it. I have since changed it after noticing it was the same mpg and I'm now re-encoding it.
Thanks very much for your help Prodater64. Why the heck are you slamming your head for -bp? I answered his question on if it played fine in the DVD player. |
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I suggest to definitely CLOSE this thead. All questions have been already answered more than once in it. Just read all the pages again and again. Meantimes we will have vacations. Thanks. |
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Or it is that when I'm begin to spoke about command line, comes at your mind closing ideas. :lol: |
Pro, you managed to answer to a post 5 minutes after I had changed it :-)
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[quote+"Prodater64"]2 - Demultiplex both mpgs. [/quote]
I get m1vs not m2vs. is this okay? ALso what do I change the DIrectSHowSOUrce to if I'm using m1v instead of the mpg? Thanks |
Okay, taht's enought. Insteed of continuously asking questions,
READ THE ANSWERS,and do tests by your own
Thread closed. Note: and do not reopen a thread on the same subject (i'm speaking here just for you wowie). Except if you have new problem NOT answered here yet and THAT YOU CAN'T solve yourself using your BRAIN. |
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