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I never saw any of these guys.

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Originally Posted by Dialhot

I never saw any of these guys.

who :?: ....where :?:
:roll:

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Originally Posted by Dialhot

I hope for you that avatars aren't always the photography of the user :-)

I wont show a photography of mine, but one of the girl at the cash desk of the supermarket where I buy my stuff.

http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i.../2004/05/7.jpg

:mrgreen:
So what tells us that?! :arrow: She still lives near Cologne!! (Bergisch Gladbach) ... and has to earn a little "extra" money in that supermarket as Flavio B. doesnt want to pay alimony! (IMHO) :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by incredible

You see digiDoc. at least the relation of multiple movies/audio seem to be correct .... now Kwag should tell me which Mediasize/overhead he uses as I think there we're different.

Well, Inc, now running a test with the value I got manually, that is higher than that I got with your calculator. I'll post the result.
When I said that maybe the audio bytes formula was wrong, I said it:
1. from a mathematical point of view: it's not the same (a x c) + (b x d) as(a+b) x (c+d). It's not exactly what happens with your formula, but an approximation. In your formula you sum audio length and video length, and then apply the formula. When you really better applu the formula for each film, and then sum them.
2. I did by hand calculations, and got different results.

... but I may be (almost sure) wrong. I just say that in case you revise it.
Saludos.

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Originally Posted by incredible

I wont show a photography of mine, but one of the girl at the cash desk of the supermarket where I buy my stuff.

Too much porn DVD ripped for developing pack-shot Inc... tsss...

This is not real life :-)

@Inc,

You'll know what to do with this ;)

Code:

      Select GetGadgetText(#AudioBitrate)

        Case "16" : audio = 16

        Case "24" : audio = 24

        Case "32" : audio = 32

        Case "56" : audio = 56

        Case "64" : audio = 64

        Case "96" : audio = 96 

        Case "112" : audio = 112

        Case "128" : audio = 128

        Case "160" : audio = 160

        Case "192" : audio = 192

        Case "224" : audio = 224

        Case "256" : audio = 256

        Case "320" : audio = 320

        Case "384" : audio = 384

        Case "448" : audio = 448

      EndSelect 

      

      audio = audio * Val(GetGadgetText(#Streams))

      



      Select GetGadgetText(#Media)

        Case  "24 Min. CD" : media = 245760

        Case  "74 Min. CD" : media = 757760

        Case  "80 Min. CD" : media = 819200

        Case  "90 Min. CD" : media = 921600

        Case  "99 Min. CD" : media = 1013760

        Case  " 4.70GB DVD-5"  : media = 4508876

        Case  " 8.50GB DVD-9"  : media = 8912896

        Case  " 9.40GB DVD-10" : media = 9856614

        Case  "12.24GB DVD-14" : media = 12834570

        Case  "17.00GB DVD-18" : media = 17825792

        Case  " 2.58GB DVD-RAM" : media = 2705326

        Case  " 4.80GB DVD-RAM" : media = 5033164

        Case  "Custom"

          media = Val(GetGadgetText(#Custom))

          media = media * 1024

        EndSelect



      If GetGadgetText(#Overhead) = "VCD/SVCD Mux Overhead"

         media = media - (10 * 1024)

      ElseIf GetGadgetText(#Overhead) = "DVD Mux Overhead"

         media = media - ((25 * Val(GetGadgetText(#VStreams))) * 1024)

      EndIf

And then:

Code:

       audio_size.f = ((audio / 8)  * totaltime ) 

       video_size.f = (media * quantity) - audio_size.f

       avg.f = (video_size.f / totaltime) * 8

-kwag

Where's 80kbps (for mono audio) ?

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Originally Posted by Boulder

Where's 80kbps (for mono audio) ?

Nowhere :!:
Because many players can't reproduce that audio bitrate. Just like 40Kbps ( One of my players included :) )

-kwag

Hey, you learn something new every day 8O

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Originally Posted by Boulder

Hey, you learn something new every day 8O

But still, here's your gift :cool:
Might be useful for some special cases :)

CalcuMatic 1.0.13
http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/CalcuMatic.exe

Added Custom audio size ;)

-kwag

thanks Kwag!
:wink:

removing doubts: loading ifos i get negative numbers:
minutes -4800
seconds -79
and all in the "results"

how the preview work? if i click using ifos,vobs or avs scripts i got:
"error,can't load the movie..." :?

Thanks for the code Karl!

Im just in optimizing the MenCalc Resizer so that all Sources like captured non 1:1 PAR ones will be also supported :)

After that Ill do optimize the bitratecalculator. :wink:

Hi Jorel,
The preview feature is only available for mpeg or avi sources.
It won't work with ifo/vob/avs :( ... yet, I hope :)
The problem with the negative figures is also happening with my DVDs and I've told Kwag about it and told me to wait a bit longer as he is under heavy development on the parsing mechanisms used by calcumatic for those new sources.
C ya

ok,thanks Correia.

the worse is that i "double post" the same doubts in CQMatic/CalcuMatic forum!
:oops:
now i have to "stryke" myself! :lol:

:rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

New version of "MenCalc" is out .... see change log in first post of this thread for details.

http://home.arcor.de/packshot/mencalc1.01.0.exe

This question might sound off the wall..but where do I put the values that MenCalc gives me?..

David