Hello Frankaboy , always great to hear from you. And happy to explain things for you. Pictures are encoded using "macroblocks". These typically are units of 16 pixels square. So imagine we have a video with size 1920x1080. Well, 1920 is divisible by 16 so it would be an integral number of macroblock...

Mr DJATOM . Correct! My research shows there are ways for display != coded: 1. Anamorphic video. The aspect ratio information is applied. This is currently done only for MPG2, e.g., DVD 4:3 -> 16:9 'widescreen'. Who cares? 2. The video ES specifies a cropping rectangle. This is applied but only for ...

@ Frankaboy Just curious. You asked for the coded/display size distinction to be restored. May I ask what the use case is that motivates you for this? Is it just the case of 1080-height streams coded as 1088? Or are there other cases? Please tell me all the cases that you have run into and that are ...

Oh goodie! Thank you Mr DG. I knew it was just a matter of y'all seeing how awesome I am. Next steps, Global Moderator and then admin.

Great code snippet. I'm gonna try it out right now!

You're welcome, DepriSheep. Thank you for your testing.

Thank you for your testing, Frankaboy!

She asked a great question. What is our first postulate?

Please re-download and test build 231. The spaces problem should be fixed. Your testing will be appreciated.

Here is a slipstream for DGDecNV linux build 231: * Fixed spaces in filenames. * For multiple input files use a list of arguments instead of a comma-delimited list. Refer to the manual for details. * Updated and corrected the text documents. https://rationalqm.us/dgdecnv/binaries Please test this, g...

Folks, here are the current linux limitations: ------------ 1. Only Vapoursynth is supported. 2. Only 64-bit operation is supported. 3. For HEVC and VC1 some fields of the DGI file are not yet implemented: ASPECT, COLORIMETRY, and ORDER. These are not used by DGDecodeNV so this is inconsequential fo...

Gotcha! Not sure why it was done like that in the initial port. Should be easy to fix...for me. :lol: I already have the CLI parsing fixed. In that regard, now instead of a comma-separated list for -i, we will have a simple list of arguments: dgindexnv -i file1.m2ts file2.m2ts -o out.dgi That is eas...

Ha, I thought you'd ask for much more. Well, I do plan to add much more than you asked for.

What do you mean by "eliminate report in display area"?

Thank you.

Hi Frankaboy . No progress so far. I talked about this with Rocky and he thinks because the bases have diverged so much that instead of a big bang I should just port the relevant new features. It makes sense to me. In any case, however, I first have to fix CL parsing for spaces in filenames. Now I p...

Frankaboy! Britney was asking me about you.

Lulz . Albert said it best: "It can scarcely be denied that the supreme goal of all theory is to make the irreducible basic elements as simple and as few as possible without having to surrender the adequate representation of a single datum of experience." If you want to condense that for low IQ typ...

Guys, I got the last two parts installed and she is sounding sweet! I thought about omitting the audio output plate bypass capacitor, but then I was honest with myself and realized that Telefunken engineers are probably smarter and more experienced than me and I shouldn't try to second guess them. B...

The last two parts come in tomorrow so if I get them installed without dying then I'll be able to go at DGDecNV linux full bore (after school and home 'work'). Glad you were amused but I was perfectly serious about it! Or maybe these finger condoms could work: https://www.etsy.com/listing/885847899/...

Lucky for me it was DC current. That's why everyone hated Tesla. Still, I calculated the current and I should be dead. I'm talking to Balti about it. He said thank the Lord and do not try Him again. I might not be so lucky next time. So I was thinking about, you know, the long gloves the ladies wear...

Frankaboy , my dear friend and mentor, thank you for your post. You must be older than six and out of elementary school. Lucky you. I am in prison for 7 hours a day. Believe me, it cramps your style. I have started the upgrade but it will be a bit slow. I have to update 25+ files (maybe more) and I...

You're a good boy, Frankaboy. Thank you for being you, and not me. Just kidding. Patented Sherman humor. Use it if you want. Bye.

Thank you, too, hubblec4.

Posting from the school bathroom. Escape is near.

OK, thank you. That's good because the latest source code I could find was for 231.

And thank you for your kind words and encouragement.

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Wed Aug 09, 2023 12:02 pm

DGindexNV 239 (linux) is working well on my computer.

I thought 231 was the latest. Where did you find that?

Thank you hubblec4 and Frankaboy for your testing and encouragement. I think the current version is ready for prime time and I'll ask Rocky to make a release.

Probably I'll work on DGDecNV for linux next.

Thank you so much, Mr hubblec4 , for your kind words and testing. Now Rocky 's gotta make the same fix for the win version. When he joins my team, you can be sure that I will instruct him on proper attention to detail and error handling. We frown on shortcuts. Back from my visit to amazing Cheesevil...