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Plus I imagine that there's some custom logic somewhere in between DGIndex and the rest of the jobs but I haven't looked at your attachement yet.
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I don't know if this has been mentioned before so disregard it if it has but I've noted a couple of things.
Sometimes when switching between the config panel for x264 and the main window and then back again, the settings are remembered in precisely the same manner as they were set. It doesn't really matter, but when you select none from the list of analysis options, click ok, then click the config button, it switches to custom but with all options deselected. Similarly for 'all'. Looking again at the commandline I see that when none is selected there is no --analysis or -A switch specified, so default behaviour will be assumed by the command line encoder. This isn't the same as -A none. The other thing is, would it be possible to move the rate/qp settings to the main window, or make the user defined profiles not remember the bitrate such that the profile can be selected and then the bitrate set for each encode? I'm not sure what the best method of attacking this would be. I'll have a think and see if I can give a more useful suggestion than above. Very nice GUI by the way, good work, it's appreciated. |
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@berrinam: let's just say I was incapacitated for the entire day yesterday so I didn't look at one single line of code.. obviously it's going to be integrated. Not sure which release but I hope to have major changes (I'm going to move the pre-encoded audio selection away from the main window so that'll cause some changes in other parts) done by the end of the week-end.
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Though, I have one thing planned not yet listed in the todo list: update an existing job in the queue.. you can load their settings, but you cannot save them back again. Once you can, you can apply another profile to the first pass if you please.. I kinda doubt that most people would want to do that though.. basically you want your options to match as good as possible with the exception of those that can be safely reduced.. and those are the ones for the turbo flag. I just got a new PC (dual core so I might not write any code today either but I'll resume the work tomorrow and look at the mb options you mentioned.. I'm pretty sure I don't even have to reproduce them.. I seem to recall to have put in certain defaults.. iirc I apply all mb options but force the dropdown to custom.. I can add logic that makes it go to all or none depending on what is checked and what is unchecked.. and the --analyse options.. your'e correct, I didn't take care of that.. it never was an issue using mencoder and that's where I based the commandline generation code on.
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I assume that when using the automatic 2 pass mode with turbo enabled it only uses the reduced settings in the first pass and uses the settings specified in the gui for the second pass, right? Quote:
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The analyse switches are fixed in the upcoming 0.2.0.5.. I just need to finish the AVI part. The first encoding results from my shiny new CPU can be found here: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=94226 Quote:
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no, the lite is just really an x264.exe GUI... I guess. But that includes both raw and mp4 output (which is what x264.exe can do). I hope to have the new version out within 24h.
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a litter request, can you kindly use Mandarin and Cantonese in the mux tool audio track name instead of chinese, although there are quite a lot of dialects in china,but for dvd backup, i think these 2 are the main ones.
the inconvenience of just a chinese there is if i got a clip with both Mandarin and Cantonese,i can just use Chinese for 1 audio track, but no proper name for the other btw, i am chinese, poor english:P |
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alright, I have attached the latest version. @berrinam: could you please check how this works with the one click form? And also note that there'll be a new setting soon setting how many passes will be done in auto (and one click) mode.. it'll be called NbAutomatedPasses, of type int. JobUtil.prepareVideoJob will return a third job in automated mode (all in the proper order of course, like it's done for automated twopass right now).
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public string StartPath { get {return path;} } In addition, it has a property to get the settings for the currently configured video codec: Code:
public VideoCodecSettings VidCodecSettings I'll add the same to get the current audio settings. Since I'm making heavy use of inheritance we should work with the generic types whenever possible and get the actual type using the "is" operator. I have already added the new property.. here's the prototype Code:
public AudioCodecSettings AudCodecSettings
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