RipBot264 v1.18.3 - Simple and easy to use GUI -> IPOD . PSP . CONSOLES . BLURAY

[TR-7970X]

--sar <integer|w:h>
Sample Aspect Ratio, the ratio of width to height of an individual sample (pixel). The user may supply the width and height explicitly or specify an integer from the predefined list of aspect ratios defined in the HEVC specification. Default undefined (not signaled)

1:1 (square)

12:11

10:11

16:11

40:33

24:11

20:11

32:11

80:33

18:11

15:11

64:33

160:99

4:3

3:2

2:1

[ReinerSchweinlin]

Adjusting for it manualy is not the problem and tweaking stuff is also possible.

When doing large batches (I ripped quite a few DVDs), this becomes a lot of work - going into every file, checking the DAR, SAR etc and remuxing the videofiles with the correct ratios.

When simply recoding without cropping, the Ratios are ok - but if the video is cropped (autocrop when batch encoding), the Pixel ratio is set to 1:1. When using degrain or denoise, not-cropping is much slower because of the higher pixel count.

So it would be nice if RB would adjust the ratio according to the new cropped frame.

[Juha]

I'm having an issue that if I have my VPN (it has a separate virtual network adapter) turned on, Ripbot Encoding server is contantly choosing it, instead of my Wifi adapter. Is there any way to choose the correct adapter without turning my VPN off?

172.16.219.2 is the ip address of the VPN adapter
192.168.1.199 is my wifi adapter IP.

https://images2.imgbox.com/d6/00/lstOIf4S_o.png

There doesn't seem to be any any setting to change this.

That wrong IP is also available for the Client but I can change it:

https://images2.imgbox.com/37/e3/baMXEX6J_o.png

[TR-7970X]

Originally Posted by Juha

I'm having an issue that if I have my VPN (it has a separate virtual network adapter) turned on, Ripbot Encoding server is contantly choosing it, instead of my Wifi adapter. Is there any way to choose the correct adapter without turning my VPN off?

172.16.219.2 is the ip address of the VPN adapter
192.168.1.199 is my wifi adapter IP.

https://images2.imgbox.com/d6/00/lstOIf4S_o.png

There doesn't seem to be any any setting to change this.

That wrong IP is also available for the Client but I can change it:

https://images2.imgbox.com/37/e3/baMXEX6J_o.png

See if this helps...

https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php...ostcount=21208

This is what Microsoft recommends, to prioritize multiple network controller configurations:-

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-c...ers-windows-10

[rlev11]

Originally Posted by Juha

I'm having an issue that if I have my VPN (it has a separate virtual network adapter) turned on, Ripbot Encoding server is contantly choosing it, instead of my Wifi adapter. Is there any way to choose the correct adapter without turning my VPN off?

172.16.219.2 is the ip address of the VPN adapter
192.168.1.199 is my wifi adapter IP.

https://images2.imgbox.com/d6/00/lstOIf4S_o.png

There doesn't seem to be any any setting to change this.

That wrong IP is also available for the Client but I can change it:

https://images2.imgbox.com/37/e3/baMXEX6J_o.png

If this is a pc that just acts as a server, best way is to create a .bat file in your ripbot folder, something like server.bat and then just put in this line. Then to start the server , just double click the .bat file you created

encodingserver /ip 192.168.1.199 /port 1000 /restart-if-no-progress /priority high

you can put in additional parameters if needed if the correct cpu count,thread count, and memory are not set automatically. This is what I set on a 16 core ryzen in my server.bat file.
encodingserver /ip 192.168.1.201 /port 1000 /restart-if-no-progress /priority high /avisynth-prefetch-threads 16 /x264-threads 32 /x265-threads 32 /avisynth-setmemorymax 16

[TR-7970X]

Originally Posted by rlev11

If this is a pc that just acts as a server, best way is to create a .bat file in your ripbot folder, something like server.bat and then just put in this line. Then to start the server , just double click the .bat file you created

encodingserver /ip 192.168.1.199 /port 1000 /restart-if-no-progress /priority high

you can put in additional parameters if needed if the correct cpu count,thread count, and memory are not set automatically. This is what I set on a 16 core ryzen in my server.bat file.
encodingserver /ip 192.168.1.201 /port 1000 /restart-if-no-progress /priority high /avisynth-prefetch-threads 16 /x264-threads 32 /x265-threads 32 /avisynth-setmemorymax 16

Not everyone will understand your .bat file suggestion.

Also, I notice that you may need to revised your commandline to the lastest option Atak has configured.

eg:- /restart-time-limit [integer]
restarts encoding if no progress after X number of minutes
NOTE: 0 = disabled

NOT /restart-if-no-progress