Originally Posted by freddyzdead";p=&quot (Post 59116)

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But, I've noticed that when I play a movie on my 32 inch HD television, the diagonal lines are jagged instead of smooth, indicating that the resize algorithm is too crude.
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Another really necessary thing that is missing is deinterlacing. I can do this myself by adding -vf yadif=1 to the mplayer command line but I don't know if this is doing the best job or not.

Originally Posted by ariel56";p=&quot (Post 59513)

Thank you very much for the new release. Unfortunately the subtitles' issue remains, i.e. in the "Add borders" mode the subs are added over the previous subs' text. The resulting mix cannot be read.

That is what I get:
http://xs138.xs.to/xs138/09153/frame681.jpg

I've just checked: the issue seems to take place with mkv-files having internal subs. With xvid avi-files it does not happen.

In the case of an mkv-movie, how can I choose other external subs, or at least to disable the internal ones?

Thanks a lot.

Originally Posted by freddyzdead";p=&quot (Post 59947)

...I don't like Gordian Knot; I use Virtualdub for serious work, but it is annoying that I have to go back and start it over to do the 2nd pass.

Originally Posted by freddyzdead";p=&quot (Post 59947)

The resize filter I use in Virtualdub is Precise Bicubic, which is the only one that I use; any other gives artifacts. So all I want to do is tell Mencoder to use precise bicubic as well. It already occurred to me that I could add it to the command line, the same as I do for deinterlacing, if I knew the command to do so.

I have looked through the Mencoder docs and I don't see any way of specifying the resize algorithm. Maybe I missed it, but I really did look. Maybe it's called something else? Ok, I looked again and found it under "scale", which says also see -sws... it's pretty ambiguous to me; doesn't make much sense.

Originally Posted by scagliaf";p=&quot (Post 59538)

Hi Lokster!
You're the man mate, this piece of software is MARVELLOUS! Many many thanks and compliments :lol:


One tiny bug I found: I tried the "split" function and it does split as it says, but it appears to me to produce 5 mins chunks only.
This is because the "Split every >>" value changes the start point for the split (mencoder parameter "-ss"), but not the end point (mencoder parameter "-endpos").

E.g.
For splitting every 10 mins, the code generated is
-ss 0 -endpos 300
-ss 600 -endpos 300
-ss 1200 -endpos 300
...
which produces chunks of 5 minutes (300 seconds) each starting at every 10 minutes (0, 600, 1200 seconds).

I believe that the correct code should be:
-ss 0 -endpos 600
-ss 600 -endpos 600
-ss 1200 -endpos 600
...

Workaround
1. Copy/paste the generated code from viDrop to any text editor.
2. Change the "-endpos 300" to "-endpos 600".
3. Copy the code back in viDrop.
4. Run the batch.

Hope this helps :)
scagliaf

Originally Posted by siyah_inci";p=&quot (Post 60368)

its ok but i wana join to multiple file for example ;
a01.avi, a02.avi, a03.avi ==> join in a.avi

Originally Posted by siyah_inci";p=&quot (Post 60451)

can do Mencoder like this join proccess?