TMPGEnc Plus Version 2.520 (2.520.54.163) July 17 2003

[Yirkin]

TMPGEnc Plus Version 2.520 (2.520.54.163) July 17 2003

Added the MPEG decoder CRI Sofdec. Now, input of MPEG-2 files is a standard feature. Plus, the picture quality (brightness, color) shown on your pc display will be close to the one on your TV. So the editing will be easier.
*when using CRI sofdec:
remove the check on [ Output YUV data as Basic YCbCr not CCIR601 ]
[ Setting ] => [ Quantize matrix ] => [Output YUV data as...]
*when using CRI sofdec, you can open a maximum of 8 sequence files as a movie.

Fixed Made minor corrections.

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Those are the release notes for the new version. What is CRI Sofdec used for? Am I reading the above right that TMPGENC Plus now has a built in mpg2 decoder?

Howard

[Baldrick]

Those are the release notes for the new version. What is CRI Sofdec used for? Am I reading the above right that TMPGENC Plus now has a built in mpg2 decoder?Howard

Yes.

[tim254]

Does this mean that TMPGEnc Plus v2.520 now supports YUY2 and/or YV12?

If this is true, then I guess I can stop using ConvertToRGB24() in my AVISynth scripts as long as I make sure CRI Sofdec is set to the highest priority (correct me if I'm wrong).

What does "open a maximum of 8 sequence files as a movie" mean and how do you do it?

[Jukka]

This latest version still appears to have a bug when converting to VCD NTSC Fil (23.976 fps), no matter what bitrate you choose it still converts at 1150.

Anyone else have this problem?

Also where can I get an earlier version (maybe just normal TMPGEnc) and where can I feedback to the authors on this problem.

Thanks

Jukka

[SatStorm]

Here https://www.videohelp.com/tools you can found the link to TMPGenc.

The new built in decoder means that we can finally ALL use a base for our tests. I think this new version is slighty slower previeus ones. For quality, I yet don't know, I have to test a lot to compare results and it is summer in Europe. I prefer going to the sea my free time