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1. #TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い 720P#
2. #TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い FULL#
3. #TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い CRACK#

Closed gops is the x264 default, unless -open-gop argument is deliberately included in the script. I use encore most of the time, which just about freezes with -open-gop streams, so I simply do not include that argument (which necessarily makes the stream closed gop), which I think you should try with TAW. open-gop is said to make encoding more efficient by allowing cross-referencing frames from outside the current gop being processed, but can be a major hindrance to using x264-encoded files with some authoring programs. Poison here has explained that some arguments may duplicate or interfere with each other, like -pulldown and -keyint.

Since blu-ray specs allow 720 only for 60/59.94p, 50p, and 24p, the script examples show what to enter in case sources are just 30/29.97p or 25p. X264.exe -pass 1 -bitrate 4500 -acodec copy -preset superfast -tune film -bluray-compat -keyint 60 -vbv-maxrate 23000 -vbv-bufsize 30000 -level 4.1 -fps 60000/1001 -force-cfr -open-gop -slices 4 -colorprim "bt709" -transfer "bt709" -colormatrix "bt709" -sar 1:1 -pass 1 A good point of reference in using x264 to create blu-ray compliant elementary streams can be found at. So if I understand right, would I just add -pulldown double to that command or would I need to replace something with that? The reason I was pointing it out is I wanted to make sure I wasn't causing a separate problem as I'm slightly ignorant to what it does.

But I think the only problem is the frame rate. Seemed like a bad/inaccurate method which is why I wondered if that was part of the problem. The output was achieved by trying different numbers down from like -keyint 160 or so. the screen that shows that the Max GOP Fields value was non-compliant was that of the original file. Try closed GOPs Not sure what you mean by the GOP abnormality. It detect GOP abnormality with -keyint 60 according to your screenshot? Could be that it doesn't like open GOPs. Better for efficiency, but not all muxing engines will like it, I don't use tmpgenc to author but it's easy enough to test So you have hard duplicates ? Another method to use with the 29.97 original is to use -pulldown double instead of duplicating frames. I prefer to use Tmpgenc for their authoring features, and am not looking to try other programs for the actual authoring process.

I've just gotten the closest so far with x264Gui.Īlso, the reason I'm doing this is I want my resulting Blu-ray to be x264, not Mpeg-2. I did notice that -keyint had to be fiddled with to get "Max Number of GOP fields" to be satisfied. I have it set to superfast just for testing purposes.Ĭan anyone offer any insight? Am I approaching this the wrong way? I feel like I am 99% there but missing something. Note that I'm not looking to rescale to 1080p, and I'm trying to minimize quality loss at all costs. X264.exe -pass 1 -bitrate 4500 -acodec copy -preset superfast -tune film -bluray-compat -keyint 60 -vbv-maxrate 23000 -vbv-bufsize 30000 -level 4.1 -fps 60000/1001 -force-cfr -open-gop -slices 4 -colorprim "bt709" -transfer "bt709" -colormatrix "bt709" -sar 1:1 -pass 1 "original.jpg" has the specifications for the original file, and "test.jpg" has the specifications for the (wrong but compliant) output file that is the wrong length. I've tried using x264Gui and ended up with a compliant file, but at half the expected length, thus the frames need to be doubled.

#TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い FULL#

A full re-encode would have been an absolute last resort anyway. I tried a full re-encode in Adobe Premiere but had sound sync issues.

Basically, I have a few dozen similar files, and I'm trying to figure out the best starting point for tackling all of them (hell, at least one of them). The problem is, these files are 29.97fps and I need them to be 59.94. As many of you know, this program isn't too great for re-encoding.

#TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い 720P#

What I'm trying to do is take a 720p file and convert it for Blu-ray authoring with Tmpgenc Authoring Works 5. Many threads & forums later, I'm still not 100% on the process and thought I would ask here.

#TMPGENC MPEG SMART RENDERER 4 TMPGENC AUTHORING WORKS 5 違い CRACK#

I've been trying to crack this for a while and still can't get it.