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11/20/06 v2.0a - Recommended for everyone
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http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/down...do=file&id=142
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Evil,
Almost there! OK, it looks like everything created properly, but it failed to create the .img file. I got the Burn status in Other Programs, but ImgBurn failed to find the .img file. The logs and burn .bat file shows what look like there may be a bad path somewhere. Attached are directory listing screenshots and log files and prefs files. I'm getting very excited about this because I am SO close!
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-Jim Barr SageTVTips.com HTPC: AMD ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 Motherboard; Athlon 64 3200+ Orleans 2.0GHz; 2GB RAM; eVGA 256MB Geforce 7300LE; 1x40GB IDE HDD (OS), 2xSeagate Barracuda 320GB SATA HDD (Recordings); Antec Overture II Case; Windows XP Pro SP2; SageTV v6.5 STV: SageMC Video sources: Currently, none. I'm using SageTV for Music, Photos, and Video playback. |
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If you liked 2.0a, you'll love 2.0b!
Change list-
http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/down...do=file&id=142
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did a test burn of American Dad ...
Thank you very much ... it's working great ...
I was really having fun with all those UNC paths ... Bobby |
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Bingo! Everything processed as expected, logs are clean, I saw the VIDEO_TS directory filled with the proper files, and IMGBurn completed without error. When I get home from work in a couple hours, I'll see how the DVD plays. The only thing left is to cleanup the files. I had the prefs setting set to retain everything, so I assume if I reset that value, things will get nicely cleaned up? Evilpenguin, YOU DA MAN!!! BTW, we just purchased an entertainment center that'll hold up to a 50" TV, so my next purchase before the end of the year will be a new LCD HDTV. Once that's installed and working well with SageTV, then it's SageMC time!
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-Jim Barr SageTVTips.com HTPC: AMD ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 Motherboard; Athlon 64 3200+ Orleans 2.0GHz; 2GB RAM; eVGA 256MB Geforce 7300LE; 1x40GB IDE HDD (OS), 2xSeagate Barracuda 320GB SATA HDD (Recordings); Antec Overture II Case; Windows XP Pro SP2; SageTV v6.5 STV: SageMC Video sources: Currently, none. I'm using SageTV for Music, Photos, and Video playback. |
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Glad to hear more people are finally having success!
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Working, but in sagemc
While trying to get this working in the default STV, I made the mistake of using the latest 'comskip edl' (1.17) and the latest customizable menus (5.4)... Now having the 'hang' problem mention in the customizable menus thread. The customizable menus stvi included in evil's installation is the older one, best if you stick with that until they sort out the problems with 5.4.
Tried the setup with sagemc, and all worked well for me. I may try again on the default STV this weekend (this was all on a test box), but for now I'll be looking in the sagemc thread to see if anyone fixed the 'mouse doesn't work in all menus' problem in mc.... Evilpenguin, with this plugin you are gonna make my girlfriend very happy.... Maybe I should be jealous? |
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New issue: I recorded two shows (King of the Hill episodes) and then selected each as part of a multi-video DVD list. I then selected process list, and it created a number of file (attached) and then it hung. In the recordings subdirectory ("Recordings dir.png" file) the file KingoftheHill-KingoftheAntHill-375743-0.vidInfo.txt has an error:
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File '\\htpc\SageTV_Recordings\King of the Hill - King of the Ant Hill(2).dvdList.0.WorkFolder\temp.mpg' already exists. Overwrite ? [y/N] Same behavior when adding multiple and then selecting "process" or adding one, then selecting another and choosing "Add & process".
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Try this test perl2dvd.exe and see if it fixes it...
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Evil,
Worked like a charm! And it really was surprisingly quick. The whole process took under 25 minutes from selection of two half-hour shows to playback of the DVD. Very nice! To me, this launches SageTV way past the competition. It's an excellent way to provide "fair use" copies of shows in a clean, slick interface. There's obviously a lot going on behind the scenes, and I presume that any errors would require digging a bit to troubleshoot, but you've certainly covered the bases to make this an easy click-click-click process.
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-Jim Barr SageTVTips.com HTPC: AMD ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 Motherboard; Athlon 64 3200+ Orleans 2.0GHz; 2GB RAM; eVGA 256MB Geforce 7300LE; 1x40GB IDE HDD (OS), 2xSeagate Barracuda 320GB SATA HDD (Recordings); Antec Overture II Case; Windows XP Pro SP2; SageTV v6.5 STV: SageMC Video sources: Currently, none. I'm using SageTV for Music, Photos, and Video playback. |
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11/21/06 v2.0c -
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Greetings!
First off, Evilpenguin, I want to say that I am extremely happy that someone has finally written a plugin that incorporates MEncoder. Thanks! There are some things though that are bugging me about the way the plugin works with the profiles now. The first thing that struck me was that the Video Filters line was left blank, and yet the transcoder started a video filter -- scale. That's certainly not a clean way to do things. The plugin should absolutely have no knowledge about the transcoder options whatsoever, or things can get really messy. Just for one example, if I have a chain of several video filters, where will the plugin put 'scale' in the chain? Put anything funny before the 'pullup' filter and mencoder will crash. Does your plugin really need to know things like that? Absolutely not! Besides, mencoder is still in very heavy development, and things change on a daily basis. Your plugin should only know about the profiles file: take the lines as text, add them up together, pass it to mencoder. Done! Nice and clean. Those "mb/30 minute", "Custom Res", "Est. Audio Size", etc, aren't very intuitive. You were probably thinking how to split one single mile-long settings line into separate, somewhat more user-friendly and self-explanatory sections. But where do you draw the line? When designing this plugin you should be really focused on functionality alone rather than on user-friendliness. You are not planning on explaining to people what each option means anyway. There's RTFM for that. If somebody needs to know what :8x8dct: means, then there's the link to the manual. The "smarter" your plugin tries to be, the more restricting (and useless) it becomes for people who [think they] know what they want. Below are two example profiles, the way I feel things should be (less the remarks in the last lines). Look at them for a while, and I hope that you'll see the logic to it. Code:
------------------------------- Profile =H264-ivtc-900kbps Command = -of avi -ovc x264 -ofps 24000/1001 -priority idle Filters = -vf crop=704:464:8:8,pullup,softskip,hqdn3d=3:2:4 Codecs Options = -x264encopts frameref=2:bframes=2:trellis=1:keyint=120:bitrate=900 Pass 1 Options =:pass=1:turbo=1 -o NUL -nosound Pass 2 Options =:pass=2 -oac copy -forceidx -o '<--here the plugin will append the Output and Input File Names ------------------------------- Profile =H264-HQ-1200kbps Command = -of avi -ovc x264 -priority idle Filters = -vf hqdn3d=2:1:2 Codecs Options = -x264encopts subq=6:frameref=6:bframes=2:trellis=1:8x8dct:partitions=all:weight_b:b_adapt:bime:brdo:bitrate=1200 Pass 1 Options =:pass=1:turbo=1 -o NUL -nosound Pass 2 Options =:pass=2 -oac copy -forceidx -o '<--Output/Input File Names Please! ------------------------------- Patilan |
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If you read the page about making your own profiles you'll see that, while I dumbed everything down to simplify it for the average user who doesn't want to learn about mencoder, I still left enough tricks to satisfy even the most hardcore power user. Items of note include...
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Oh, and I meant to ask you... In several places I saw you referring to a "mencoder new official build". What do you mean by "official build"? If I am not wrong, there are no official builds for MEncoder. You can either get the "official" source files and compile your own build, or you can get somebody elses builds which are certainly not "official" builds. Am I missing something?
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The official builds are directly from the mplayer website download section
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html
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Yours, Patilan Last edited by Patilan; 12-01-2006 at 02:54 PM. |
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I'd be more than happy to discuss your thoughts on the profiles. Why don't you enable private messages and we can take it out of the forum.
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