Thank you. How did you skip the last M2TS when demuxing with eac3to?

Your DGDemux line is missing the -o option.

Sherm, the 49-909 doesn't use the Philco single-stage detector circuit (using the FM 1000 tube). It uses a conventional ratio detector circuit. Nevertheless, you did a great job on the restoration and it is sensitive, selective, and sounds great.

Something looks fishy. That MPLS has 00003.m2ts + 00012.m2ts. But your eac3to decode of the disk shows only 00003.m2ts. Also, the DGDemux log shows only 00003.m2ts. Please clarify and provide the correct MPLS file. If it really is 00001.mpls as you sent then please upload 00012.m2ts and 00012.clpi. ...

Thank you. Investigating...

OK, I started with DGIndexNV to demux the THD from 00003.m2ts. Then I decoded it with your command without issues. D:\tmp\00003\DGIndexNV>D:\Don\Programming\Delphi\EAC3TO\eac3to 00003.thd 00003.w64 Running in fast mode Removing dialnorm TrueHD, 5.1 channels, 96kHz, dialnorm: -31dB Skipping TrueHD di...

Thank you. PM sent with ftp details. Upload 00003.m2ts.

You're welcome and thank you.

Your code block for DGDemux contains the eac3to stuff. Can you correct that? What do you mean by "doesn't decode correctly"? How did you test it? Did you use the thd or the thd+ac3 for testing? How big is the M2TS and would you be willing to upload it to our FTP?

Thank you.

Thank you for your post, oniiz86 . FYI, tebasuna51 was banned because he publicly posted my private PM at another forum and then refused my polite request to remove it. One thing we do not tolerate here is unfriendliness. We've been selflessly (meaning: "in a way that is concerned more with the need...

Slipstream for DGDecNV 255:

* Fixed 4:4:4 decoding under Vapoursynth. Selur

Update DGDecodeNV.dll.

https://rationalqm.us/dgdecnv/binaries

Great! Thank you for your tasting.

OK, I have it fixed. Please re-download build 255 and give it a taste. When you confirm tastiness I will make an announcement.

I missed setting Vapoursynth subsampling to 0,0 for 4:4:4.

Works fine for Avisynth. I'll look into what's going wrong for Vapoursynth. Thank you for your report.

Good to hear, thank you!

It's HDR HLG so you'll have to take that into account when comparing apps. For example, that could account for differences between DGIndexNV and DGDecodeNV.

8K too! I don't see too much of that. Saving to my streams database.

Hello MeteorRain. Long time no see.

That's interesting. Please provide a short source sample and your avisynth script. Thank you.

If it works in DGIndexNV the chances of a fix are high.

Nice work there, boy.

Sherman wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 28, 2024 5:47 pm

The Philco FM design trounces Armstrong. Who woulda guessed?

https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/vi ... ?p=3524709
https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/vi ... 6&t=284598

Some useful info on your settings here:

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php? ... ost2006156

Marking resolved as the OP has apparently lost interest. Will re-open if he follows up.

Apparently, recent versions of x265 have "gone to sh*t".

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php? ... ost2006117

Not a DGDecNV issue so marking resolved.

It's a field in the eac3 audio header: https://www.atsc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/A52-201212-17.pdf You would have to add deeper parsing (down to ES level) in the M2TS parser. Sherman can help with that if you need it. Ask him in his M2TS parser thread. School starts today but maybe he can cran...

Another hit and run. What is wrong with people these days?!

Thank you for the update and information.

It fails in MPC-HC using both DXVA2 native and NVDec HW but not when HW is turned off. So it's not solely an NVDec issue. Some coding parameter must be exceeding HW limits. You'll need to try to identify which parameter is causing it. I am not sufficiently familiar with x265 to speculate on that. An...

Where did you find that? PCM and LPCM are the same thing.

Weird. Maybe you should stick to Sabine! Actually, she's growing on me after I saw her dissing the climate hoax.

Curly started a water fast today. Let's see how many hours it lasts.