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9th July 2015, 12:25 | #4581 | Link |
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@hello_hello Thanks for your response. Well, maybe it is Windows 8.1 compatibility. I did a few more tests. Unless I install regular Avisynth or SeT's Avisynth MT Xvid encoding won't work. If I install regular Avisynth then encoding works even if I select internal Avisynth+ in MeGUI settings (maybe fallback????). Same problem with Xvid 1.3.3 and 1.3.4. I tried it with Windows 7 SP1. Same error.
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16th July 2015, 08:38 | #4582 | Link |
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Hi there,
Has there been any changes to the way VobSubs are extracted recently? Not had this problem before, but now most my vobsubs have a bogus track in .idx, even tho before extracting megui only lists one track. It starts with: # (Not detected) id: --, index: 1 # Decomment next line to activate alternative name in DirectVobSub / Windows Media Player 6.x # alt: (Not detected) # Vob/Cell ID: 10, 1 (PTS: 0) |
19th July 2015, 08:46 | #4585 | Link |
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Apropos updates ... Zathor ... since you got a new mirror update server, did you ever ask about its utilization? Is it possibly so marginal that you could consider revoking the auto-disabling of not so frequently used packages?
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24th July 2015, 00:17 | #4588 | Link |
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After the update to SVN 2566 so have the encoding of DTS audio streams into AAC become so extremely slow. After a while so have the encoding speed dropped down to around 1x or lower. Converting from any other format then DTS so is it fast.
Does any1 else ran into this issue or? Last edited by Barough; 24th July 2015 at 00:26. |
24th July 2015, 07:33 | #4589 | Link |
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Speed drops are known for very complex video filter scripts since updating to the current AviSynth+ MT; but the audio conversion script should not use very complex filtering...
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24th July 2015, 08:38 | #4594 | Link |
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Thnx
Have always used NicAudio here earlier but i'll do some tests l8r 2day with other decoders. [EDIT] Did a couple of quick tests and it seems like something have happened to NicAudio. Tested with FFAudioSource & BassAudio they work just fine. No real speed drops. Last edited by Barough; 24th July 2015 at 09:00. |
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To decode any DTS I recommend LWLibavAudioSource because include the last free dcadec with DTS-HD support. I don't know if last FFAudioSource include the dcadec, BassAudio don't support DTS-HD.
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25th July 2015, 09:10 | #4597 | Link |
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Hi
Until now for file indexing FFMSIndex was used as default without any issue. Now MeGUI was updated (2566) and the default file indexer is L-SMASH Works. I tried to use FFMS like before however when index file and AVSscript ready it can not be opened as input for video encoding. Failure message is the following: AVS line 1: Code:
LoadCPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\MeGUI\tools\ffms\ffms2.dll") Does L-SMASH Works have advance over FFMS? bye szabi |
25th July 2015, 10:11 | #4598 | Link |
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Depending on the build options preferred by people who compiled it, there are some FFMS2.dll with standard AviSynth plugin API (LoadPlugin) and some FFMS2.dll wich AviSynth-C API (LoadCPlugin).
L-SMASH Works did have important advantages over FFMS2 for a long time; again and again for years it was documented that FFMS2 could only load MKV containers reliably, but was very unreliable loading e.g. TransportStreams, even when Haali Media Splitter was installed (which was used to load some other containers); but just recently (I believe not before this year) this dependency to Haali was removed from FFMS2, so this disadvantage is being fixed. Still, L-SMASH Works has the additional L-SMASH demultiplexer for all ISO Media containers (e.g. MP4, 3GP, MOV...) which FFMS2 does not contain, it uses now only libavformats. |
25th July 2015, 18:56 | #4599 | Link |
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Thx for it.
So wrong FFMS2.dll plugin are downloaded by MeGUI updater? Or meGUI script creator use wrong LoadCPlugin call? Fortunately I used ffms for MKV so I did not realise unreliable loading. I guess in quality no difference. Am I right? bye szabi |
25th July 2015, 19:20 | #4600 | Link |
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Zathor or Kurtnoise may have to check whether they accidently replaced an older FFMS2 C-plugin with a newer FFMS2 default plugin...
Regarding quality, there won't be any difference, both will use libavcodec decoders. |
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