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11th April 2009, 22:35 | #121 | Link |
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It shouldn't be that way - and I checked it - at least on my win PC. I'll do some test later/tomorrow.
*** edit: I queued 3 files: 1) 720x480, 2) 1280x720, 3) 1920x1080 and all three got processed properly and the result was as expected. There is something wrong in your configuration or with using it in MacOS. Try to redownload the full-uncropMKV again. Last edited by deank; 11th April 2009 at 22:42. |
11th April 2009, 23:04 | #122 | Link |
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I meant just uncropping files with different formats like 1280x528, 1280x544 and 1920x800 in the same queue.
My Windows XP SP3 is running on its own partition Bootcamp just installs some Apple drivers that shouldn't be the problem. To be sure, i go and try it on a win pc tomorrow. Thank you again for helping. |
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1) 640x480 and got it to 720x480 2) 1280x584 -> 1280x720 3) 1920x800 -> 1920x1080 All three were resized and uncropped properly in the queue. |
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12th April 2009, 14:31 | #128 | Link |
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PLEASE try to disable ALL PRE-POST processing in you FFDSHOW, because it may be messing with the resolution.
Also - while doing the conversion - can you check the TOOLS folder - there should be 20090412xxxxxxxx.AVS file - open it with notepad and paste its contents. While x264 is encoding the AVS file will be there. Last edited by deank; 12th April 2009 at 14:34. |
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Also - a small test for you to do - use CROP T/B: 2 and if it works then the problem is with your ffdshow changing the resolution while parsing it to uncropMKV.
*** EDIT : download again uncropMKV.exe - I just updated it. Now when you load your file you'll have TWO SIMILAR resize options. For example if your video is 1280x584 you'll have 1280x584 (No change) 1280x584 Just select the second one and try without CROP T/B. It will FORCE resize - ignoring ffdshow settings. |
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Ok, there is no preprocessing in ffdsow, everything unchecked. I still got the same result.
Here is the .avs file Movie01: filename="C:\movie01 fof.mkv" b = directshowsource(filename,audio=false).trim(0,892) bordersizeX=int(0/2) bordersizeY=int(280/2) AddBorders(b, bordersizeX, bordersizeY, bordersizeX, bordersizeY) b=last b=b.ConvertToYV12() return b Movie02: filename="C:\movie02 wd.mkv" b = directshowsource(filename,audio=false).trim(0,1407) bordersizeX=int(0/2) bordersizeY=int(280/2) AddBorders(b, bordersizeX, bordersizeY, bordersizeX, bordersizeY) b=last b=b.ConvertToYV12() return b Movie03: filename="C:\movie03 ij.mkv" b = directshowsource(filename,audio=false).trim(0,1466) bordersizeX=int(0/2) bordersizeY=int(280/2) AddBorders(b, bordersizeX, bordersizeY, bordersizeX, bordersizeY) b=last b=b.ConvertToYV12() return b and Movie04: filename="C:\movie04 sc.mkv" b = directshowsource(filename,audio=false).trim(0,1452) bordersizeX=int(0/2) bordersizeY=int(280/2) AddBorders(b, bordersizeX, bordersizeY, bordersizeX, bordersizeY) b=last b=b.ConvertToYV12() return b |
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Ok, just download the .exe again and do what I asked in the previous post - select the second resolution (without the No change label).
Like here: Last edited by deank; 12th April 2009 at 15:08. |
12th April 2009, 15:26 | #134 | Link |
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I'm sorry - I can't help you more than that - it seems that there is something wrong at your side.
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b = directshowsource(filename,audio=false).trim(0,892) @Comatose: yes it does - it is all in the first post. |
12th April 2009, 15:31 | #136 | Link |
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I took another quick look and I don't see anything about re-encoding - it says it does certain things, but I was wondering if it did them without re-encoding.
In any case, this is just designed to make this process more simple then? |
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Hi deank,
first of all let me thank you for the great tools you offered us (multiavchd is fantastic)!! Hi read here in this forum that for an 4.7G file it takes aprox. 3 hours to uncrop. I have installed the latest version and all the required tools, but in my pc (Pentium 4 CPU 3 GHz with 2G of RAM, with SP3 of XP) it take 8 hours to uncrop a file with size:1200x534 to 1280x720!!! Am I doing something wrong? Is there any optimal configurations for the tools in use (aviSynth,ffdshow and haali)? And What can I do to make it a litle more faster? Thanks in advance. |
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If you have latest avisynth and NO OTHER CODECS but ffdshow (with all pre-post processing disabled) it should work faster. |
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I actually been wondering about my speed. I have a core 2 duo @ 2.4 with 3ghz ram and it takes me 6hours for a 1080 uncrop. It seems slower than others results but I just figured faster CPUs were used than mine. Now after your specs I'm wondering why it take me so long. You think other codes are the problem?
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13th April 2009, 08:28 | #140 | Link |
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Well it actually varies by source.. Sometimes 1280x720 takes about 3-4 hours... sometimes 1920x1080 takes 5 hours. It depends what you use your PC during the conversion. I doubt it can be done faster without significant quality loss.
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