![]() (denoising strength is being reduced according to luminosity of the pixel)Īdded: /server-name, /avisynth-prefetch-threads and /knlmeanscl-opencl-device-type to supported switches by EncodingServer.exe.Īdded: /restart-if-no-progress switch also activates extra process (SuperviseProcess.exe) in order to detect any hangs directly in EncodingServer.exe. Runs specified command when a job is finished.Īdded: CPU utilization graph in EncodingServer and in EncodingClient.Īdded: KNLMeansCL denoiser. Windows disables buffered write if write buffer in application is higher than 16MiB.īecause of this write buffer has been reduced from 64MiB to 16MiB.īuffered write significantly reduces copy time on machine with huge amount of RAM.įixed: Excessive flickering of encoding status in EncodingClientįixed: EncodingServer not starting on some Xeon machines with high number of threads.įixed: Few minor bugs found since last version.Īdded: Two new options in RipBot264.ini (RunCommandSuccess,RunCommandError).Įxample: RunCommandSuccess="C:Some FolderYourProgram.exe" /some_switches %JOB% Furthermore BT2446 has been configured to emulate MadVR's tonemapping.Ĭhanged: lsmash is now a default decoder for all formats.įixed: EncodingClient is now copying file to shared folder in buffered mode. In this mode EncodingClient will be automatically changing encoding priority in order to balance progress on multiple servers running on the same machine.Īdded: EncodingClient now also shows encoding priority set on server side ,selected encoding numa node and communication delay.Īdded: Support for GPU decoding via lsmash pluginĬhanged: DGHable tonemapper to BT2446. so as people shop around for blu-ray encoding software, let them stumble upon this thread and hear about the things you might expect that are not mentioned on your site concerning software features and capabilities.Added: Work Hours (automatic encoding within selected hours)Ĭhanged: Script won't be re-analyzed if there was no changeĬhanged: Multiple jobs can be now removed at onceįixed: Correct colorimetry for DVD sources (ntsc->smpte170m,pal->bt470bg)įixed: -ctu,-mrange,-min-keyint,-keyint switches won't be automatically inserted to command line if user specified own values for those optionsįixed: Output speed option not working correctly with FLAC filesįixed: Typo in encoding command line if "Use Fast First Pass in 2-pass mode" was uncheckedĬhanged: Native BDSup2Sub is now used by RipBot264 for subtitle manipulation instead of JAVA version (Java environment is no longer required by RipBot264!)įixed: KNLMeansCL not working with 10bit sourcesįixed: EnhanceFineDetails script not working with 10bit sourcesįixed: Bitrate/size not calculated correctly if user added custom audio profile in Audio.txtįixed: Preview not working due to misconfiguration of mpc playerįixed: Missing multi-channel audio profiles in 3rd audio tabĪdded: EncodingClient combines chunks with output file on fly as soon as they are encoded in correct orderĪdded: Option in EncodingClient to suspend jobless serverĪdded: Option in EncodingClient to shutdown server at IDLE stateĪdded: Audio profiles in ProfileAudio.txtĪdded: Variable priority mode to EncodingServer. as a result you will find your software readily available for use via torrents, without having to pay for it. in the case users have paid for this software and later encounter this issue as well as the TrueHD issue, they feel compelled to ask for a refund or ask that the limitations are fixed, but niether happens. i suspect that if there were messages such as this, then users would likely reconsider buying this converter after trying out the free version. i also do not see any warning messages added to the software that will alert the user that such is the case. ![]() when encoding very long movies (3+ hrs), the bitrate must be compromized by almost 1000kbps from what i normally use for my blu-rays (3500kbps), in order to keep the file size below 4GB and be able to play the file on my PC. the software indicated estimated file size incorrectly by several orders of magnitude as well. This limitation is quite a deal-breaker for those looking to encode a consistent quality H.264 movie library. ![]() Thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate your taking the time to offer that solution. If there is a limit it would be much more user friendly to either state it in the user manual or produce a message at time of conversion that indicates the problem. ![]()
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