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1st August 2010, 14:24 | #6221 | Link |
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AvsInfo/AvsExec are not for video encoding - simply for executing avisynth scripts.
*** Latest update includes Boot-Logo when launching multiAVCHD: When prompted to update, please do. If not, use multiUPDATE to update your multiAVCHD, which in its turn will do all necessary updates itself. There will be a short delay when you launch multiAVCHD for a first time after the update, while .\res\splash.bmp (550KB) and .\multiBOOT.exe (50KB) are downloaded (total of 600kb). If you wish, you can download these 2 files manually and save them in their proper locations. After a complete reinstall, multiAVCHD icon/link launches multiBOOT.exe. It is required, because multiAVCHD boots really-really slow and some users double/tripple click/start multiAVCHD and it causes troubles. If you don't want to do a full-download/reinstall, please change your multiAVCHD shortcut to point to multiBOOT.exe. Please, do not start multiAVCHD.exe directly - it will take more (~2x) time to launch. Dean Last edited by deank; 1st August 2010 at 17:44. |
1st August 2010, 17:02 | #6222 | Link |
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deank, I have just tried, downloaded twice from 2 different sites, the latest full version, but when I try to install, I get a message that says:
Installer integrity check has failed. Common causes includes incomplete download and damaged media. Contact the installer's author to obtain a new copy. More information at: http://nsis.sf.net/NSIS_Error |
1st August 2010, 17:05 | #6223 | Link |
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I'm uploading the installer atm and it is not complete. The upload broke couple of times and you probably don't have the full installer (38 061 834 bytes).
You don't really need it. Just launch multiUPDATE.exe, then close multiAVCHD and restart it. And change the shortcut to multiBOOT.exe which should be present in multiAVCHD's folder. |
1st August 2010, 17:16 | #6225 | Link |
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Same here (launches for 7 seconds), but on my older desktop PC it takes like 120 SECONDS?! And even 10-15 seconds delay may cause users to launch it again and...
The problem is that multiAVCHD is compiled each time it is started and it takes some time on slower machines. I think the splash screen is a nice looking way to wait for main app to appear. Dean |
1st August 2010, 17:22 | #6227 | Link |
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Full-download link is now available.
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Thanks, very much appreciated.
Was that the reason for the failure with the chapter file that I have? Quote:
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1st August 2010, 19:13 | #6229 | Link |
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multiAVCHD supports about 10 chapter formats, it is that :FR(ame) one was not one of them.
Internally multiAVCHD uses HR:MM:SS.MLS - milliseconds and not frames. multiAVCHD uses all types of framerate conversion and the only way to keep all correct is to use TIME-stamps and not frames and that's why if you load a chapter file with :FR format it will be converted to .MLS milliseconds. Dean |
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Build 762 accepts HR:MM:SS:FR format. Try to load your chapter file - it should work.
It will even work if your chapter file looks like 00:00:01.001 00:02:03:20 1681 00:12:06 00:18:12;00:19:31.434 The update uses the same build number, because of minor changes. |
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The attachment needs approval. Can you copy/paste it in [ code ] or post in multiFORUM threads so I can take a look?
Before you do, please use multiUPDATE.exe to update your multiAVCHD - just to be on the safe side. A chapter file with: 00:00:00:00 each on separate line works for sure and I tested it yesterday. I used this one for testing: Code:
00:00:00:00 00:07:59:20 00:15:59:11 00:23:59:22 00:31:59:03 00:39:59:14 00:47:59:05 00:55:59:06 01:03:59:17 01:11:59:18 01:19:59:09 Code:
00:00:00.000 00:07:59.800 00:15:59.440 00:23:59.880 00:31:59.120 00:39:59.560 00:47:59.200 00:55:59.240 01:03:59.680 01:11:59.720 01:19:59.360 Last edited by deank; 1st August 2010 at 19:29. |
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Quote:
Code:
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Pasting your chapter marks works and got me this:
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00:00:00.000 00:00:29.920 00:01:08.000 00:13:16.040 00:21:10.000 00:31:59.240 00:38:33.480 00:42:56.920 00:47:51.760 |
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Hmm... Just tried with 23.976 and chapter marks are missing. Let me check why... I guess it is a rounding issue.
/./ Execute multiUPDATE.exe - it is fixed now. Sorry about that. Dean Last edited by deank; 1st August 2010 at 20:01. |
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'Tis OK. Just making sure that I wasn't seeing things.
BTW, when someone imports a 29.97 frame/sec project and imports a chapter list, how do you know that they are using DFTC or NDFTC? With 720p59.94, it is even worse, since two consecutive frames have the same timecode, normally marked with a character change before the frame value, i.e., 00:00 and 00.00 Just imported the chapter text file (after adding a chapter manually at time 0), and noticed that the math is was off: (TC Mine Yours) Code:
00:00:00:00 000 000 00:00:29:23 958 293 00:01:08:00 000 000 00:13:16:01 042 708 00:21:10:00 000 000 00:31:59:06 250 .25 00:38:33:12 500 501 00:42:56:23 958 293 00:47:51:19 792 459 And no, it is not a typo in that the .25 is displayed as: 00:31:59..25 In the little thumbnail display of the video, you can't get to frame 000, it always displays as 001. Plus the F>> button doesn't skip a single frame, it seems to skip 6 frames, i.e., four clicks and you are at the 1 second mark, which does display as 1.000. All three of the times that are displayed within the first second are .001 too high. |
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