The difference i know but thanks for this:





You're a bad guy!

edit :i send it

LOL I was making a pm linking this post to mromariz but I think Telmo already did it.

don't say that to the provider

No, I just need to advise him about this.

you guys are harsh man.

Yeah people, wheres the love?

My new PC has arrived. It has processor with 4 cores.

Can I improve the encoding speed by specifying the thread count in MeGUI?

If so, does the thread count include the master thread that passes the work to the slave threads? If so, I must set it to 4, if not I should set it to 3.

let it on auto. And:

- Xvid does not scale very well among multiple cores. There's is nothing you can do about it.
- x264 scales amazingly well among multiple cores, almost linear. So 4 cores is really 4 times faster than 1 core.
- the bottleneck is avisynth. That's the tricky part, very tricky... You must start to use this and learn how to tweak it for the different filters you will use.

I'll have a look, thanks! However I couldn't find that "auto" setting. I can set the number of threads in the profile settings only.

0=auto

Oh I see. There is no such thing for XviD. Thanks for taking the time of making a screenshot.

I guess we smoked it all... man.



and all this ripping jargon just makes my head hurt now.

I need a nice sharpen filter for my AVS script in Megui

I got a shitty source from a video company and I really want to sharpen it

I also want to buttfuck them video companies for sucking more than me at ripping material. In this case their OWN material.

I was reading this article:

http://filesharefreak.com/2008/11/19/bl ... d-formats/



My question: which softs would be necessary to make a rip from a mkv 720p for example.

Resuming: what prodji and code do.

that guys from the torrentleech discover the gunpowder

they never seem one brrip lol almoust 2 years they are release it is this case prodji

All that you need to do the others There's no magic on what they do. They probably extract the video from the source (with, maybe, mkvextract) and then do their terrible magic with the filters. Finally, they reencode (with megui or GK).

by the way mkvextract is like DVD Decrypter ???

them i select the files whit dgindex to create dv2 file is that it ??

extract with mkvextract and then use DGAVCDec to create a .dga file out of the .h264 video stream. And then use AVCSource to load it into AVISynth, for example:

i will try that next days

thx

I don't like using reencoded sources, highdef or not. But if you use them, then say it on your NFOs!

Thanks, I will try this.



I think you don't need to specify cus has already a tag for it:


BRRip = An XviD encode from a Blu-Ray release (i.e. a 1080p *.mkv file).

BDRip = An XviD encode directly from a source Blu-Ray disk.

please do it. CODE is using the BDRip tag right now and I'm sure their sources aren't untouched.

Indeed. I will do it (if I make a reencode).

Just checked in STF and CODE rip is tagged BDRip what is incorrect.

to do that i must have the mkv codec instal ??'

no. Links and instructions for mkvextract have been posted several times already, search! And then read the manual of DGAVCDec.

thx that is one good help

what i do wrong in here

don't know. Use the whole path for the .dga file maybe?

do not work



it seem to be ok