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| MrSmite |
| Posted: Apr 30 2013, 05:11 AM |
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Update:
I was unable to get the processing down to a reasonable time so I must assume it has something to do with the original encoding.
Decided to scrap the video. |
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| -vdub- |
| Posted: Apr 30 2013, 06:15 PM |
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You have h264 video stream video. You have also installed the x264 vfw codec and installed LAVFilters
1) Drop h264 video stream onto GraphStudioNext if video is not seen adjust LAV Filters to same as below select so is enabled (check mark)
LAV Filters > LAV Splitter Configuration > Input Formats > raw video
2) As above drop video onto GraphStudioNext what does it show
FileName.h264 - LAV Splitter - LAV Video Decoder - Video Renderer
If so try again to process your video see if speed increase.
Also how are you frameserving your video atm. Is it the same as your first post above if not what is done different. Trying to understand as it should be working far better now demuxed than previously muxed into a mkv container
Also how you working with audio, is it a as is audio file loaded direct to TMPGEnc Or is that also been frameserved from another software encoder or other. Does removing the audio part from TMPGEnc increase the speed without the audio added
Try also with virtualdub filters disabled first and then keep those with [C] disabled to end video test. As the [C] ones are those that don't support the colorspace.
There is also with AVISynth script as I wrote above you edit for new video file name and extension. On a new line put the colorspace you like to have for example AVISynth > Docs > Index.html > Color Conversion and Adjustment Filters > ConvertToxxx where xx is the color format RGB YUV etc Loading with this to virtualdub means the source is that and the filters could then be easier to work with, no [C] seen. Though reading virtualdub help > Filters will maybe give you more idea why the [C] color conversion is been added to a filter
This above also assumes you not using Core AVC codec which can be uninstalled since you now have the vfw x264 codec installed that is newer and better than Core AVC.
Also the same for FFdshow it can be made to ignore virtualdub for testing by adding virtualdub.exe on it's ignore list. You know when it has worked you should have no ffdshow icons in the tray when use virtualdub. Maybe the same for TMPGEnc if needed, easy to revert when needed to.
Have a look if ffdshow still places ffvdub.vdf in virtualdub plugins folder removing this alone maybe be faster than modify ffdshow setup configs. FFdshow has for long while depreciated and getting worse maybe then not the best option for everyone needs. Reason for mentioning to try without it |
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