Thank you very much! I tested the scenario from above and everything works now as expected
If related may I ask you to please slipstream those two things (progress and MPLS upper case) also into DGDecodeIM?

Here is my full ini: Version= Window_Position=870,284 Info_Window_Position=100,100 Process_Priority=2 Playback_Speed=3 AVS_Template_Folder= AVS_Template_File=template.avs AVS_Template_File_Index=0 AVS_Enable_Template=1 AVS_Overwrite=0 Full_Path_In_Files=1 MRUList[0]=D:\test.mkv MRUList[1]= MRUList[2...

Bad license & stall: thanks for you help, in my eyes both issues can be closed. Progress: I used this command line for all the tests without MeGUI (= in a cmd prompt): "D:\MeGUI\tools\dgindexnv\dgindexnv.exe" -i "D:\test.mkv" -o "D:\test.dgi" -h 1. I deleted the dgindex.nv.ini, command started Resul...

Progress report: Root cause found (sort of at least). If there is no dgindexnv.ini available I always get the progress report. If the default ini is available (only started dgindexnv.exe once and close it without changes) I do not get a progress report for any of my test files. It seems to be relate...

"Stalled process": It happened once again. This time I saw in the task manager that there is below the dgindexnv process also a related "audio detection mismatch" process. But I was not able to find that window (double click in task manager usually brings the window to the front) so it seems that it...

"Bad license": I think I found the root cause or at least a way to reproduce it. If I run MeGUI in Visual Studio debug mode, it will show a bad license. If I run the same MeGUI debug build directly (so not with Visual Studio) I do not get the bad license message and video is shown fine. If this is a...

I will triple-check it tomorrow. I will also install AviSynth to check if this has something to do with it. My script is really simple: LoadPlugin("D:\MeGUI\tools\dgindexnv\DGDecodeNV.dll") DGSource("D:\TEMP\00800.dgi",fieldop=0) Also I will try older versions of dgindexnv to maybe see where the pro...

Progress: I made now two tests while no other activity was on the disks. Both tests with my original MPLS test case (but now with lower case) (with and without -a): DGIndexNV: indexing took ~10min, no progress information written DGIndexIM: indexing took ~10min, progress information written after ~1...

No need to rush. I will run a few additional tests and also take a break. I noticed at least the issue regarding the progress is on my end. I run several tests in parallel and the HD was too slow so that it seems it took a few minutes to get the first progress. I will run some tests later when no ot...

1. The MPLS structure has a size of 30GB and I am not using an SSD. So indexing takes ~10min without any progress. I tested it now also with a MKV file (~20GB in size) and I also do not get a progress. DGDecIM does show progress with both files. 2. I do have all files in one directory :( Also again ...

My original test case does work now. Great work! I do have other points which may need a dedicated thread. Tell me (or move it) when needed: 1. I noticed that there is no progress information written. It stays at 0% till it reachs 100%. I am quite sure that there was progress information in the past...

Thanks, yes, going to test now.

Thanks, glad to know that it is such an easy thing. While further testing with another disc I got a proper error and no index file has been created. The error box says (still using MPLS): Video Type Detect Error Unknown Video Type Exiting... This is way better as with the other MPLS error as this is...

Can you give me that MPLS file, please? Also, what version of DGIndexNV.exe are you using? I am using DGIndexNV 2053.0.0.116 dated 1st of November 17 (the latest slipstream). The GUI does work (as other tools) so I would assume that the blu-ray and MPLS is decrypted. The file can be found here: htt...

Hello, Today I tried the first time to use a MPLS as input from CLI (using recent DGDecNV build - I tried also the latest DGDecIM with same result) E.g. I did this: "D:\MeGUI\tools\dgindexnv\dgindexnv.exe" -i "H:\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00800.MPLS" -o "D:\TEMP\00800.dgi" -e -h (Tried it also with -a) The resu...

Thank you very much for your kind words :oops: I have to return them to you, too. You are doing a great job :) Regarding the avs4x26x - yes, that is a very good catch. I had uploaded the wrong version... it is now fixed (and x265 is always enabled). And I have to check out the new filters. I work cu...

MeGUI x64 had been discontinued some years ago but it has been continued again ~half a year ago. If you want to use the new IVTC, denoising and sharpening filters in DGSource, you'll have to update the DG tools from my latest distribution, and make your script by hand without the script creator (whi...

Sorry, I was away over the weekend. Thank you very much!

Re: 239760/10000. That was just a choice of mine to allow for an extra decimal point of precision. In AVC we have these two numbers (fps_num and fps_den) in the stream. In MKV we have just the DefaultDuration and I have to invent fps_num and fps_den. Is it OK as is or do you need something specific...

Here's something to test: Great, thank you very much! The MKV framerate issue should be solved. Yes, the sample is now detected as "FPS 239760 / 10000" which is more or less fine. Do you know why it is not written as "FPS 23976 / 1000"? For the CLI error stuff I have implemented a return of 0 if ev...

Recently a user of MeGUI came accross some source files (MKV) where the detection of the frame rate was not successful with DGIndexNV (and IM). The source has a frame rate of 23.976 and is detected in the dgi file with strange values (e.g. FPS 25000000 / 1000000 or FPS 195313 / 7813 - depending on t...

Great! Thank you very much and take your time.

I noticed that when an index cannot be created because the license is invalid with DGIndexNV/DGindexIM that the exit code is 0. 0 is also the exit code when everything is fine. I am not sure what exit code will be returned for other error cases (hard disk full, video cannot be indexed, ...) as I hav...

Thank you very much!
Do you plan to add also MVC support?

And some benchmarks measured with AVSMeter: Machine 1: 1: DGIndexNV (377 fps) 2: L-SMASH (146 fps) 3: FFMS2 (125 fps, threads=0) 4: FFMS2 (40 fps, threads=1) 5: DGIndexIM (30 fps, SW engine) Machine 2: 1: DGIndexIM (273 fps, HW engine) 2: L-SMASH (229 fps) 3: FFMS2 (191 fps, threads=0) 4: FFMS2 (55 ...