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Mayumi on a new IMax shoot last weekend That's Rumi Nagashima (長嶋るみ)

^ Lol at self. That was a complex post. But it does get complex when you start making big exceptions. A suggestion with a much smaller effect is to modify the 7-day rule so posts at almost the same time are allowed. I just added the part that says posters must check and delete their own...

This is like exclusive uploaders v2. A group of people who can ignore the 7-day rule. It's quite sensible, but it's more complex than you think: 1. You are talking from the perspective of a downloader. Would the uploaders want this change? Because it would mean they can't get true exclusivity...

Because these videos are pure interlace filmed at 60 fields (half-frames) per second (60i). They are not film at 24p with telecine applied. So they need deinterlacing to create full-frame 60p. IVTC would try to recover 24p and make a mess.

I'm not changing to Win8 for a while, if at all. So I haven't tested. My best guess is the packager may not work given it's complexities, and that is consistent with the error. That would mean a change of packager, or none at all. However, I don't even have the time to rip these days, never mind...

x86 in this case. But maybe you also need that dll mentioned in the post I linked to.

I wonder if this post has the answer? If that doesn't work, try installing the VS2008 and VS2010 redistributables from Microsoft.

No, it won't be ported to any other platform.

This forum is outside of my mod area, so I can't make the change. (Edit by elgringo14: now it is done :snicker:)

I think many mathematicians would expect 1/2A to mean: 1 -- 2A With the A certainly included in the division. I would assume it meant that, and Wolfram Alpha, the computational engine of the largest math website does too. The implicit multiplication 2A is assumed to be done first. Sure brackets...

I didn't mean the word context in any technical sense. I'll try a simpler illustration: Say A=4 What is 1/2A ? Is it (1/2)A , so 2 Or is it 1/(2A), so 1/8 Most programming languages can't write 2A, they effectively write 1 / 2 x A. Does that change the answer? So what about 1/2(A)...

The answer is ambiguous because no context is given. Every answer is assuming particular mathematical conventions. But different contexts (calculator, programming language, written mathematics) use different conventions and no particular convention is correct. Precedence between division and...

No, it's Windows only.

This has come up before but I can't find/remember the detail. Non-western characters in the filename?

You mean CRF (constant rate factor) with x264 :P CMoar: CRF effectively means the quality will be constant, which means the bitrate will not be constant and the filesize is unpredictable. The obvious factor affecting the filesize is the running time of the video. Then the complexity of the...

Completely different story without source match. Placebo QTGMC makes much more sense without source match although it is over-smooth (but your change to TR2 corrects for that - still smoother than source match though). Without source match will also give a more temporally stable image which x264...

no__One: there is no "post-processing" box. What box are you talking about? Do you mean the "Add pre-rendering job" check box maybe? Switching that off might be worth a try CMoar, but it's a completely different memory situation then, so you may need to tweak threads. CMoar: A single tip -...

Actually I gave CMoar a power-user tip that I haven't mentioned in this thread: - Get the Large Address Aware tool in the zip at the end of this post - Run the tool and browse for this executable...

I can't see anything wrong with that mkv. Looks very close to any other rip out of MeguIV now. If I re-encode it I get no problem. Attached image shows the luma range (uppermost of the graphs at the top-right): the entire width of the graph including the brown regions is the 0-255 range. Your...

That's just messed up. Only way I can see that happening is if Premiere or iMovie are doing something strange with the levels. Post a short MP4 that you created with the ColorYUV(levels="PC->TV") statement, but before you put it in Premiere. I can check that if it's OK at that stage, in which...

There may be a simple solution. It's better to avoid all colorspace and color primary (matrix) conversions in avisynth where possible, and instead flag the correct values in the encode. I only just noticed you said you could feed the fraps directly through MeGUI, so try this: - Feed your fraps...

In VirtualDub always check "Video>>Fast Recompress" to avoid an unnecessary colorspace conversion (unless you're using VirtualDub filters, but no reason for that here). That might cause your problems. Try outputting to huffyuv in VirtualDub (install FFmpeg and huffyuv should be available as part...

Yes, just checked - it doesn't. But you should never need uncompressed video - use a lossless compression codec in VirtualDub. I use Huffyuv all the time - it's fine in MeguIVit.

I reupped it in my MeguIVit post, although Mediafire is becoming a problem recently so I may need to put it somewhere else again. It's a good idea to try my MeguIVit add-on.

That advice is still correct. It will change when QTGMC 4 is released.

Manmanx is asking for the original MeguIV from the first post, which is currently on dead filehosts. Here you are manmanx: MeguIV 1.0.1.1 Do try my MeguIVit add-on too. Thanks for the ISO posts btw

lovejav87: Handbrake is a ripping tool. Use it if you prefer encoding speed over quality. Find it here shank: Your crashes are mostly likely due to a single file (MVTools2) that I have not been able to update for a while due to the problems I've been having packaging. I have a new packaging...

Ideally a deinterlacer shouldn't change the source, it should just add the extra lines needed to fill in each frame. So from a technical point of view those settings are pretty much the best deinterlacing you can possibly do because you get a shimmer-free result that is extremely close to the...

That would be convenient. I was intending to go and find something like that, you would save me that trouble.

Get the required files from the attached zip file, which also contains instructions on where to put them. I'm abusing the Xenocode packaging system from the original MeguIV by just overwriting things in the Sandbox. The dll files required for the noise processing are in there, but they are...

Thanks for that tutorial, would you mind if I link to it...? I couldn't make up my mind how to use 10bit. The same CRF gives roughly the same filesize but with increased quality. Couldn't decide if I should increase the CRF to get the same quality at a smaller size or go for a slight quality...

isityours is correct, I don't use One-Click settings because I am always testing something new... However, my favorite settings are: DVD "Custom Processing" tab: - Preset = Slower - Source Match = 2 - Boost = Checked - Sharpness = 0.2 or 0.3 - Noise Processing: Retain = +0.0 to +0.6...

I've identified the problem. The audio information from MKVs is not being parsed correctly. The only workaround for now: - Select your MKV in One-Click - Change Audio Track 1 (and 2) to "None" - Press "Go" to create a silent rip. - Demux the audio from your original MKV (use MKVCleaver) and mux...

Are you asking about MeguIV or my MeguIVit modification? Is it only this particular video that gives you problems? Have you ripped anything successfully with it?

The Candydoll vid going to 360p is by design - it's auto cropping the black borders. You can switch off auto-crop in the "Advanced Config" tab. However, it's better to leave it checked. What you really need to do is increase the quality when you know something is going to 360p. Lower resolution...

Glad it's working for you. I can't take all the credit for MeguIVit, it is of course based on the MeGUI software, which I have (extensively) altered and added my QuickTGMC deinterlacer. Apart from me, you're the first person (who has posted here) to have tried it for blu-rays. It does still...

That's been done in the beta4 update. In any case I don't think the problem is with starting MeguIVit. Strange, I get no such problem. I suspect the packaging system of MeguIV is causing the problems, it has some strange side-effects.

x264 crashing is strange - that's very robust software. I wonder if your rig is stable.... Also the second and third pass speeds you got were terrible. Normally the FFMS pass is only a few minutes and the third pass faster than the first. Something odd about that. I do dislike the FFMS...

Well, I hope it works. But I don't know what you're saying there. First of all 720 is not a horizontal resolution, it's a vertical resolution. More importantly, MeguIVit will never change the resolution it outputs because of the drive you use (whether full, external, SSD whatever, it won't...

Your first attempt was probably working. By default MeguIVit uses a two pass process as that increases the stability of such complex processing (and sometimes improves the speed too). The first pass generates a lossless temporary file that will be around 200Gb for a blu-ray. These are the...

Yes, you can drop MKVs into it.

Yes, I didn't actually change the Megui executable, this was just a sandbox update. Mainly because another user asked where MeguIVit was, and I figured I may as well roll up the changes we worked out and update the plugins. Next version will be a more substantive update... (promise!)

meguIVit 1.0.0 beta-4 A quick service release of meguIVit. This is only a minor release, but I am back to working on these things after a long break. Download meguIVit 1.0.0 beta-4 Installation: - Download Rollyco's original meguIV from here (the links in the first post are currently...

That script is performing a 3:2 pulldown process, it is a standard way of converting from 24fps to 30fps (or 23.976fps to 29.97fps), to convert from film to video. It's a kind-of artificial interlacing that produces 10 output fields for every 8 input. It's only necessary when you must have 30fps...

Your question was perfectly intelligible, I was just indicating I have no idea what that big unusable file is. I've seen small .mts files that contain the BD menus that are not directly playable, but never such a large file like that.

Blu-ray supports a number of frame rates, not just 24fps. Probably the rips you have seen are from 30fps (or 29.97fps) BDs. Blu-ray also supports interlaced and progressive content. 24fps footage is always progressive. Your result looked jerky because MeguIVit defaults to interlaced input -...

Problem is in the source. Just using NNEDI3(field=-2) shows up the same issue. This kind of effect is caused when the video is resized while it is still interlaced or something equally bad. This source video looks like it is 360p rather than 480p (that's just a guess from some quick...

60fps 1080p & 720p rips High quality but modest sized 60fps rips, requested by gravyslime Both rips include the bonus material Password = glass-like 1080p 60fps 1hr 26mins, 2.57Gb 720p 60fps 1hr 26mins, 1.43Gb

Sorry, I rarely deal with hybrid material so I don't know off-hand.

No, I'm afraid not. At least not until I finish the version I'm halfway through that supports One-Click presets. But I have no time for development until December at least.