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| UGC |
 Posted: May 26 2010, 03:59 AM |
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not sure if this is a joke or not after reading the forum post about "Foo", but I downloaded VirtualDub-1.9.X-test19-AMD64, and for capture, I have about 8 selections for video labeled "Foo#1-8", and about 50 labeled the same way for the audio capture?- which makes it unusable for me because I don't know which one to select on the audio.
I only have 1 capture card, and about 8 audio inputs to pick from. What gives? |
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| Gromozeka |
| Posted: May 26 2010, 12:07 PM |
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I add to vdub xvid_encraw (other version) and creat divx preset (speed compress with analog xvidvfw + 15%)
External encoders\xvid_encraw.exe
-i stdin -single -cq 3,0 -max_bframes 1 -bvhq -quality 6 -vhqmode 4 -qtype 0 -noclosed_gop -lumimasking -smoother 100 -bquant_ratio 100 -bquant_offset 100 -max_key_interval 300 -imin 2 -imax 2 -pmin 3 -pmax 4 -bmin 4 -bmax 10 -threads 2 -w %(width) -h %(height) -framerate %(fps) -o "%(tempvideofile)"
avi
External encoders\lame.exe
-m j -q 0 -v -h --vbr-new -V 6 -b 8 -B 192 - "%(tempaudiofile)"
mp3
External encoders\ffmpeg.exe
-i "%(tempvideofile)" -vtag DX50 -vcodec copy -i "%(tempaudiofile)" -acodec copy "%(outputfile)_result.avi"
external encoders there:
http://rapidshare.com/files/391722547/Exte...coders.exe.html
Phaeron, you can add to virtualdub view command line with statistics encoding?
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| v0lt |
 Posted: May 26 2010, 05:48 PM |
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it works:
| CODE | vdub.exe
/i "c:\Program Files\VirtualDub-1.9.X\tools\script\mux_AVI.script" "%(tempvideofile)" "%(tempaudiofile)" "%(outputfile).avi" |
but it does not work  :
| CODE | vdub.exe
/i tools\script\mux_AVI.script "%(tempvideofile)" "%(tempaudiofile)" "%(outputfile).avi" |
Log:
Mux: Cannot open file "mux_AVI.script":
Mux: The system cannot find the path specified. |
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| stephanV |
| Posted: May 26 2010, 09:31 PM |
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does it work if you use | CODE | | .\tools\script\mux_AVI.script |
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| v0lt |
| Posted: May 27 2010, 02:53 AM |
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| QUOTE | does it work if you use
.\tools\script\mux_AVI.script |
also not working
phaeron
Please make a variable "vdpath". Åxample:
| CODE | vdub.exe
/i "%(vdpath)\tools\script\mux_AVI.script" "%(tempvideofile)" "%(tempaudiofile)" "%(outputfile).avi" |
You can also add a variable "encpath". Maybe someone need. Åxample:
| CODE | D:\xvid_encraw\xvid_encraw.exe
-cq 3.0 -qmatrix "%(encpath)\supermatrix" -i stdin -w %(width) -h %(height) -framerate %(fps) -avi "%(tempvideofile)" |
A working folder let it be equal to the output folder. Logs will be convenient to write.
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| stephanV |
| Posted: May 27 2010, 07:03 AM |
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Strange, cause it works here. A single dot is the dos/unix replacement for working directory. Is your working directory actually the virtualdub path?
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| v0lt |
| Posted: May 27 2010, 01:25 PM |
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stephanV
I checked the working directory = output directory. I thought and decided that this is normal, but I want the variables "vdpath" and "encpath". |
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| phaeron |
| Posted: May 29 2010, 05:26 AM |
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Sorry, been a bit busy with work and stuff....
The current directory is not guaranteed, folks. It getting set to the output directory is a side effect of the Windows common file dialog.
%(vdpath) makes sense, but I'm not sure what %(encpath) would be. Did you mean something like %(outputdir)?
BTW, I found where "Foo" was coming from. Turns out it's from some test code I put into the 1.9.X branch and forgot to take out. It's been removed in test-20.
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| v0lt |
| Posted: May 29 2010, 06:49 AM |
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| QUOTE | | It getting set to the output directory is a side effect of the Windows common file dialog. |
I've already said this is normal. I initially did not like, but if you do %(vdpath), then all is well.
| QUOTE | | %(vdpath) makes sense, but I'm not sure what %(encpath) would be. |
OK! Variable %(vdpath) is very much needed. It is necessary to configure encoders were not tied to a specific VirtualDub folder.
%(åncpath) is sometimes possible to calculate.
| QUOTE | | Did you mean something like %(outputdir)? |
Hmm. Path %(outputdir) so current. Maybe someone should be. |
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| stephanV |
| Posted: Jun 2 2010, 09:02 AM |
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I had a crash when using only an external video encoder, in the encoder set audio and muxer were '(none)'.
| CODE | VirtualDub crash report -- build 33772 (release)
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Disassembly:
004c91c0: 240c and al, 0ch
004c91c2: 85c0 test eax, eax
004c91c4: c644242402 mov byte ptr [esp+24h], 02h
004c91c9: 7428 jz 004c91f3
004c91cb: 68f8ba6100 push 0061baf8
004c91d0: 8d8e84000000 lea ecx, [esi+84]
004c91d6: 51 push ecx
004c91d7: 57 push edi
004c91d8: 8bc8 mov ecx, eax
004c91da: e841feffff call 004c9020
004c91df: 5f pop edi
004c91e0: 894608 mov [esi+08h], eax
004c91e3: 5e pop esi
004c91e4: 8b4c2414 mov ecx, [esp+14h]
004c91e8: 64890d00000000 mov fs:[00000000], ecx
004c91ef: 83c420 add esp, 20h
004c91f2: c3 ret
004c91f3: 8b4c241c mov ecx, [esp+1ch]
004c91f7: 33c0 xor eax, eax
004c91f9: 894608 mov [esi+08h], eax
004c91fc: 5f pop edi
004c91fd: 5e pop esi
004c91fe: 64890d00000000 mov fs:[00000000], ecx
004c9205: 83c420 add esp, 20h
004c9208: c3 ret
004c9209: cc int 3
004c920a: cc int 3
004c920b: cc int 3
004c920c: cc int 3
004c920d: cc int 3
004c920e: cc int 3
004c920f: cc int 3
004c9210: 64a100000000 mov eax, fs:[00000000]
004c9216: 6aff push 0ffh
004c9218: 68a95d5f00 push 005f5da9 (RtlUnwind@16+7113)
004c921d: 50 push eax
004c921e: 64892500000000 mov fs:[00000000], esp
004c9225: 83ec08 sub esp, 08h
004c9228: 56 push esi
004c9229: 8bf1 mov esi, ecx
004c922b: 837e1000 cmp dword ptr [esi+10h], 00h
004c922f: 7421 jz 004c9252
004c9231: 8d442404 lea eax, [esp+04h]
004c9235: 6864bb6100 push 0061bb64
004c923a: 50 push eax
004c923b: e820650600 call 0052f760
004c9240: 83c408 add esp, 08h
004c9243: 6860e26400 push 0064e260
004c9248: 8d4c2408 lea ecx, [esp+08h]
004c924c: 51 push ecx
004c924d: e8f38b1000 call 005d1e45
004c9252: 8b86b4000000 mov eax, [esi+b4]
004c9258: 83783c01 cmp dword ptr [eax+3ch], 01h <-- FAULT
004c925c: 57 push edi
004c925d: 7544 jnz 004c92a3
004c925f: 6a28 push 28h
004c9261: e88d871000 call 005d19f3
004c9266: 83c404 add esp, 04h
004c9269: 89442408 mov [esp+08h], eax
004c926d: 85c0 test eax, eax
004c926f: c7442418000000 mov dword ptr [esp+18h], 00000000
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004c9277: 740b jz 004c9284
004c9279: 8bc8 mov ecx, eax
004c927b: e800a60000 call 004d3880
004c9280: 8bf8 mov edi, eax
004c9282: eb02 jmp 004c9286
004c9284: 33ff xor edi, edi
004c9286: 8b4e14 mov ecx, [esi+14h]
004c9289: 85c9 test ecx, ecx
004c928b: c7442418ffffff mov dword ptr [esp+18h], ffffffff
ff
004c9293: 7409 jz 004c929e
004c9295: 8b11 mov edx, [ecx]
004c9297: 8b4204 mov eax, [edx+04h]
004c929a: 6a01 push 01h
004c929c: ffd0 call eax
004c929e: 897e14 mov [esi+14h], edi
004c92a1: eb42 jmp 004c92e5
004c92a3: 6a20 push 20h
004c92a5: e849871000 call 005d19f3
004c92aa: 83c404 add esp, 04h
004c92ad: 89442408 mov [esp+08h], eax
004c92b1: 85c0 test eax, eax
004c92b3: c7442418010000 mov dword ptr [esp+18h], 00000001
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004c92bb: 740b jz 004c92c8
004c92bd: 8bc8 mov ecx, eax
004c92bf: e8 db 0e8h
Built on Aegis on Fri May 28 22:11:21 2010 using compiler version 1400
Windows 6.0 (Windows Vista x86 build 6002) [Service Pack 2]
EAX = 00000000
EBX = 01d843c4
ECX = 01d843b8
EDX = 0061bc18
EBP = 0012f8d8
ESI = 01d843b8
EDI = 0012fa40
ESP = 0012f82c
EIP = 004c9258
EFLAGS = 00010246
FPUCW = ffff027f
FPUTW = ffffffff
Crash reason: Access Violation
Crash context:
An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'VirtualDub'...
...reading address 0000003C.
Pointer dumps:
EBX 01d843c0: 01d984f8 0061bc04 00000000 00000000 00000000 01d42bb0 00010000 908e8d8c
ECX 01d843b8: 0061bc18 00000000 01d984f8 0061bc04 00000000 00000000 00000000 01d42bb0
EDX 0061bc18: 004c7f70 004ca420 004c9360 004ca440 004c9210 004c90e0 005bc3e0 005bb030
ESI 01d843b8: 0061bc18 00000000 01d984f8 0061bc04 00000000 00000000 00000000 01d42bb0
EDI 0012fa40: 00602a18 73646976 32315659 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001 00000013
ESP 0012f828: 00000000 01d843b8 00000001 00000000 0012f864 005f5da9 ffffffff 0041f91b
0012f848: 00000000 01d84cc0 01d84b58 01d843c4 01d3d520 00000000 00000000 0012f910
0012f868: 005f00e0 00000001 004206b9 01d84e58 01d84cc0 0042085a 01d84cc0 01d84b40
0012f888: 01d84bd8 01d84e9c 00000000 00000004 0051d4a3 01d3d1c0 00000000 00000000
EBP 0012f8d8: 01d84fa4 00419ea9 01d84b58 01d85078 01d84c20 0012fa40 01d41bf8 01d84fa4
0012f8f8: 01d85050 0012fa40 01d3e818 0012f9cc 01d3e6a0 01e0fe10 0012f9c0 005efb3d
0012f918: ffffffff 0046be65 00000005 01d3d190 01d3e6a0 00000000 bf800000 000001f4
0012f938: 00000001 00000000 00000000 01010100 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
Thread call stack:
004c9258: AVIOutputCLI::createAudioStream()
0041f91b: VDAVIOutputCLISystem::CreateSegment()
004206b9: VDDubProcessThread::NextSegment()
0042085a: VDDubProcessThread::Init()
0051d4a3: ?$vdfastvector_base::_reserve_always()
00424020: VDDubVideoProcessor::SetVideoSources()
004212f8: VDDubProcessThread::SetVideoSources()
00419ea9: Dubber::Go()
0046be65: VDProject::RunOperation()
0052c6c3: VDStringW::reserve_slow()
0041f5ce: VDAVIOutputCLISystem::VDAVIOutputCLISystem()
0041f790: VDAVIOutputCLISystem::VDAVIOutputCLISystem()
0046ce20: VDProject::ExportViaEncoder()
00474b75: VDProjectUI::ExportViaEncoderAsk()
004781d3: VDProjectUI::MenuHit()
7710041f: USER32!DefWindowProcW [770e0000+203b4+6b]
00485ad0: VDUIFrame::DefProc()
004796b7: _catch$?MainWndProc@VDProjectUI@@IAEJIIJ@Z$0()
0046f760: VDProjectUI::WndProc()
00486185: VDUIFrame::StaticWndProc()
770ffd72: USER32!GetWindowLongW [770e0000+1f8bf+4b3]
770ffe4a: USER32!GetWindowLongW [770e0000+1f8bf+58b]
770ffdf3: USER32!GetWindowLongW [770e0000+1f8bf+534]
7710018d: USER32!GetMessageW [770e0000+1fef7+296]
770f885c: USER32!IsWindowVisible [770e0000+1878a+d2]
770f8b7c: USER32!DispatchMessageA [770e0000+18b6d+f]
0045a006: WinMain@16()
005d5eeb: __tmainCRTStartup()
7645d0e9: kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk [76410000+4d0d7+12]
77b919bb: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [77b50000+41958+63]
77b9198e: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [77b50000+41958+36]
-- End of report
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It also seems temporary files are not deleted. Is this intentional?
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| v0lt |
| Posted: Jun 2 2010, 03:42 PM |
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| QUOTE | | I had a crash when using only an external video encoder, in the encoder set audio and muxer were '(none)'. |
I wanted to write the same thing. 
Helps to disable the sound track (Audio->No Audio). But it's not the best solution. |
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| v0lt |
| Posted: Jun 2 2010, 04:16 PM |
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phaeron
Request:
Please make an option for multiplexer "Delete temporary video and audio files". |
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| phaeron |
| Posted: Jun 3 2010, 05:58 AM |
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I've added four new macros in test-21:
- %(hostdir): evaluates to VirtualDub's program directory
- %(programdir): evaluates to the program directory of the encoder
- %(systemdir): evaluates to the Windows system directory
- %(outputdir): evaluates to the directory of the output file
All of these macros do not have a trailing backslash, so you'd use them like this: %(outputdir)\filename. I hate directory macros that end in backslashes (i.e. Visual Studio 2010). In the event that a path is used which does not have any directory on it, the macros give "." instead.
If an encoding set does not have an audio encoder, the encoding now proceeds without the audio path, like any other video-only export.
The temp video/audio files are now deleted on completion.
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| Loadus |
| Posted: Jun 3 2010, 06:57 AM |
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| QUOTE (phaeron @ Jun 2 2010, 11:58 PM) |
- %(hostdir): evaluates to VirtualDub's program directory
The temp video/audio files are now deleted on completion. |
Awesome. Gotta update my sets right away.
Thanks for these! ^^
EDIT:
The %(hostdir) is meant to be used in the command arguments, right?
So I can't use it like this (x264.exe residing in VirtualDub's folder):
Would be cool to make the encoder profiles "portable" ... : )
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| jpsdr |
| Posted: Jun 3 2010, 07:32 AM |
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Why use b-pyramid strict, when the encode (with keyint 999) is obviously not for blu-ray ? |
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