admin wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 08, 2018 11:21 am

Now let's see how hard it is to integrate that into DGIndexNV.

DGNV is getting better and better every day.

Remember that THERE the track names are important.

admin wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 08, 2018 4:57 am

Sorry, I don't understand. How and where do I see these track names?

gMKVExtractGUI or MKVToolnix GUI @ track 3 there is a F I put to remember it is a forced sub. You can set it on Track Name in right panel of MKVToolnixGUI. More complex Animes have "signs" "speech only" "songs" etc

Please tell your mkvtoolix version and give the exact commandline. No need to use complex command line. It works with CLI too. When you open the correctly named file in mkvmerge GUI and highlight the subtitle track do you see the Delay value in mkvtoolix GUI? No, you can't. As I wrote before you ca...

admin wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 1:23 pm

Examples with streams?

Look at Marnie subs. They have track names.

admin wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 11:53 am

NEWS.md 2006:

Do you plan to put also "track name" into filenaming?

I might be wrong or there could be a bug in MKVToolNix GUI My money would be that delays in subtitles must be explicitly stated I tried to insert delay on subtitles both as CLI and GUI and both worked, Unfortunately the delay gets lost as subtitles are sparse stream and there is no way to get it ba...

gonca wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:49 pm

You can always manually enter a delay into mkvmerge

MKVToolnix honors the delay you put to subs when muxing, I tried and asked on MKV thread too. I am asking how is possible to reverse engineer the delay when demuxing.

admin wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:47 pm

Fortunately I do full system backups every day and found the code in my car's glove compartment (glove box for you limey and aussie types).

Mkv is on FTP right now.

gonca wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:45 pm

Because it is a subtitle the delay in the name it is ignored by mkvmerge

AFAIK it's not true. MKVToolnix honors delay for every stream.

The delay is the start time code of the first subtitle I can't understand why. Delay should be the one you put in MKVToolnix when you don't want to edit srt with same fps but from different source (and it happens, when you need to translate from foreign language and the foreign BD edition has more ...

@admin

I was playing a bit with Justice League and Detroit BDs.

I noticed that the srt filenaming gives strange delay results, such as: DELAY_150751ms or DELAY_166668ms.

I have compared with the srt extracted by GMKV and they are identical in time codes and contents.

admin wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:11 pm

Can you upload a 4:4:4 file to my ftp and tell me exactly the steps you did? I have only 4:2:2 streams.

Sure. Notice I am using the test version.

NVDec (CUVID) does not support 4:4:4. Call it HW if you like because the VP engine is apparently limited. If I try to set Decode_Modes=1,1,1,1 (in Settings) before exiting DGIndexNV, it hangs when dropping that file. If I set 1,1,1,1, exit (so that it saves ini), run again and drop file, it complai...

I was looking for some strange and wicked material to test demuxing and I went thru a strange mkv with video encoded as 4:4:4 profile with 10 bit depth too. DGIndexNV tells: "GPU decoder: CUVID currently supports only 4:2:0 chroma". Is it a hardware or a software boundary? Video ID : 1 Format : AVC ...

admin wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 9:35 am

Since you're the guy that asked for this, I'll appreciate your feedback on whether it is doing what you need.

Gonca too. We are partners in crime

Will test asap.

Can you please describe a task and its workflow that uses demuxed chapter information? I need to understand the context. Demux a BD, compress with x264, compress audio to ac3 or aac, remux with chapters, watch on a laptop while traveling by train or plane :D Are you looking for simple or XML format...

admin wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 6:21 am

I suppose you posted that before reading all the posts. I include the delay in the demuxed filename.

Ok. I understood you corrected delay while demuxing.

admin wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 04, 2018 6:00 pm

No chapter support. I was trying to decide if it is worth it.

IMHO yes, as we are looking for a GMkv (or similar) alternative.

OK, back from swimming. At 45 to get Divemaster license I have to learn how to swim again and better. Hard but necessary as it will be part of exams. There should be no delay on MKV demuxed stuff, so I don't do anything with that. By design? Usually demuxing leaves audio tracks as they are. AFAIK t...

jpsdr wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 03, 2018 4:10 am

And reading this i just discover gMKVExtractGUI...

We are here to serve

Elapsed time for the full Wonder Woman blu-ray is 15 seconds. gMKVExtractGUI took 20 seconds. O-M-G. You did such a great job... and what storage subsystem you have?!? I thought mine was fast but yours is smoking. I did some tests on Murder on the Orient Express and the results follows: dgmkvextrac...

Let's work hard again.

Such a good product deserves all our efforts.

admin

As I said, it's a nighmarish redesign. It's not something I can hack out in a few hours for you. I know and there is no hurry. Let us know how it goes. Thanks. I noticed I have a MKV from The dark knight BD on my PC. It's a 30 GB file, with the following streams: 27 GB VC1 video 511 MB 448 kbit AC3...

Thank you for your testing, Guest 2. You are always welcome. It will remain one-by-one. The MKV file parsing is fast enough and the files small enough (compared to video) that everything usually finishes before the DGI file is done or shortly thereafter. I demux from a very fast SSD to another phys...

admin wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 26, 2018 11:28 am

Attached JPGs should work. Have you tested it?

I have some troubles within these days. Will come back into reality soon