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Morku · 22nd February 2018, 22:47

I have some strange issue with MeGUI 64 Bit, when I want encode 10-Bit input encode with x264 with 8-Bit output.
The created file is distorted (double resolution, everything is green) and handled like without "--input-depth 10".

Thats the AviSynth script I use

Code:

LoadPlugin("LSMASHSource.dll")
LSMASHVideoSource("test2.mov", format="YUV420P10")

Here the x264 parameter

Code:

program --output-depth 8 --input-depth 10 --output "output" "input"

The thing is, when I use MeGUI 32-Bit the result is fine!
It can't be a x264.exe issue, because both version using the same 64-Bit x264.exe file.
It also can't be LSMASH 32/64-Bit issue, because when I use x265 in MeGUI 64 Bit with --input-depth 10 --profile main, the result is also fine.
The only difference is, that MeGUI 32-Bit is additional using avs4x26x.exe.

That's the log for MeGUI 64-Bit:
https://pastebin.com/NRZZUH4V

and here for 32-Bit:
https://pastebin.com/9WhmL5ki

What's the cause? Is there a solution for it?

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Morku Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 208	I have some strange issue with MeGUI 64 Bit, when I want encode 10-Bit input encode with x264 with 8-Bit output. The created file is distorted (double resolution, everything is green) and handled like without "--input-depth 10". Thats the AviSynth script I use Code: LoadPlugin("LSMASHSource.dll") LSMASHVideoSource("test2.mov", format="YUV420P10") Here the x264 parameter Code: program --output-depth 8 --input-depth 10 --output "output" "input" The thing is, when I use MeGUI 32-Bit the result is fine! It can't be a x264.exe issue, because both version using the same 64-Bit x264.exe file. It also can't be LSMASH 32/64-Bit issue, because when I use x265 in MeGUI 64 Bit with --input-depth 10 --profile main, the result is also fine. The only difference is, that MeGUI 32-Bit is additional using avs4x26x.exe. That's the log for MeGUI 64-Bit: https://pastebin.com/NRZZUH4V and here for 32-Bit: https://pastebin.com/9WhmL5ki What's the cause? Is there a solution for it?