Yes, such an encoder would be nice. And someday someone will release one. But it is still too new.
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At least there are some open source codes nowadays and i hope somebody -or a team will implement MVC encoder soon. Thanks for your assist btw.
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Perhaps the VLC encoder is the step in the right direction.
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Hi,
I wanted to share my test results. For the time being i sticked with x264's frame-packing capabilities; it puts some flags and you everytime have to select "side-by-side" or "top-bottom" options on player's settings according to the source file. Yesterday i made some trials and i found "TopDown3D"/ "LeftRight3D" is only working with TMT5 in 3D mode. So for now the best solution is to use "-reduced" option. (IMO) Here are some scripts: (Created x264 files with those scripts and packed into m2ts /mkv containers work flawlessly in 3D mode with both TMT 5 and PDVD 10 .) And you can open them with MeGui and re-encode to x264 as frame packed... (you may use any desired preset too...) (Sample avisynth scripts are written for left-right frame packing, you may change "LeftRight3DReduced(lv, rv)" line with "TopDown3DReduced(lv, rv)" ) With DGNVTools of Don.(you need to have a compatible nVidia card and the application of course.): LoadPlugin("C:\DG\DGDecodeNV.dll") lv = DGSource("C:\xxx\left.dgi") rv = DGSource("C:\xxx\right.dgi") LeftRight3DReduced(lv, rv) ConvertToYV12() Or without DGNVTools: either: lv = FFVideoSource("C:\xxx\left.m2ts") rv = FFVideoSource("C:\xxx\right.m2ts") LeftRight3DReduced(lv, rv) ConvertToYV12() or: lv = directshowsource("C:\xxx\left.m2ts") rv = directshowsource("C:\xxx\right.m2ts") LeftRight3DReduced(lv, rv) ConvertToYV12() Thanks Adam really for your great tool. EDIT: btw there are no options here like bold, code, quote, etc. Why? I'm a new boot here; is this the reason? |
You're quite welcome. As for bold and such, just use regular BBCode tags (see https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/BBCode for details). Those work on most web-based fora, including this one.
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Thanks Adam.
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Hi Adam, me again.
I found left video is extracted as 1088p, so i left DGNVTools to crop the left movie and i used this aviscript: Quote:
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C:\blabla>x264 --fps 24000/1001 --level 4.1 --sar 1:1 --aud -o adam.264 adam.avs |
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Yes, sometimes 1080 decodes as 1088 because certain formats have to be divisible by 16. Nothing I can do about it. You may want to try cropping it after you convert it to YV12.
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But i have tried with ffVideoSource too; FFVideoSource always perceives it as is; 1080...
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No, if it already is seen as 1080, cropping would be just a waste of time.
But you cannot convert the HDMI videos into a format that expects an even number of lines, such as MPEG, because it always has an odd number of lines (as I explain in Pantarheon 3D AviSynth Toolbox). |
Yeah, forgot to add "YUY2" lines...
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Anyway it seems to be added: 2205... |
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Thanks but it doesn't work:
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The HDMI 1.4a standard was not meant for saving video into files to start with. It is only meant to send video (and audio) data directly to a monitor over a cable. You still can save it in a file, but it cannot be in the color space you are trying to save it in. |
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