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  1. This is a GUI for DivX265 encoder that I find in sourceforge.net and is very simple to use.
    previously i was trying to use x265 encoder but it was very slow so I give up but DivX265
    balance between speed and quality is acceptable .

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    DivX HEVC Encoder 32bit 7.rar
    DivX HEVC Encoder 64bit 7.rar
    REQUIREMENT
    WINDOWS 7 AND Microsoft .NET Framework 4


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    MY SYSTEM
    WINDOWS 7 32BIT
    CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300
    4GIG RAM

    Original sample video
    4:44 minute 720p hd video
    Size 67 MB

    Encoded sample video
    resolutions 720p
    profile fast (fastest profile hurt quality very much never use it )
    Bitrate 400kb ( lowest possible bitrate in this program)
    Encoding time 7:20 minute
    Size 17.5 MB

    Download encoded sample video 4.mkv


    Maximum Encoding Bitrate
    4K 40MB
    1080p 12MB
    720p 6MB
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    I can't seem to find the Divx265 encoder project at sourceforge. Do you have a link?
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    Can you please tell me what is DivX265 ?? is it the same x265 ?
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  5. http://sourceforge.net/projects/usingdivxhevccegui/

    File mkvmerge.exe in their program is 64bit if you want download their software from sourceforge
    and install in a 32bit system you must replace mkvmerge.exe 64bit with a 32bit version after installation
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  6. Originally Posted by Placebo View Post
    Can you please tell me what is DivX265 ?? is it the same x265 ?
    No DivX265 is a different encoder for hevc
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    Hi!
    Something he does not like ...
    Sample > prometheus
    Win7x64, Core2Duo-E6600, Nvidia-GT440, 8GB RAM, GUIx64.
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  8. Originally Posted by Gravitator View Post
    Hi!
    Something he does not like ...
    Sample > prometheus
    Win7x64, Core2Duo-E6600, Nvidia-GT440, 8GB RAM, GUIx64.
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    Last edited by david55; 8th May 2014 at 20:46.
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  9. @david55: see http://labs.divx.com/system/files/DivX_HEVC_Profiles.pdf (last page) for an overview which resolution implies which profiles and what bit rate restrictions are used
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  10. Originally Posted by Selur View Post
    @david55: see http://labs.divx.com/system/files/DivX_HEVC_Profiles.pdf (last page) for an overview which resolution implies which profiles and what bit rate restrictions are used
    Thanks
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    then add support profiles and tick disable audio tracks
    To a word ...
    Somewhere DivX> = <X265 are exchanged victories (who, whom smear).
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  12. I did a comparison between divx265 and x265 this is result

    divx265 1.2.0.24
    profile fast
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 7:20 min

    x265 0.8.0.7
    preset fast
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 15 min
    almost same quality as divx265
    but have a artifact in encoded video

    x265 0.8.0.7
    preset faster
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 11 min
    almost same quality as divx265
    but have a artifact in encoded video

    x265 0.8.0.7
    preset veryfast
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 9 min
    less quality compared to divx265

    x265 0.8.0.7
    preset ultrafast
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 8:30 min
    less quality compared to divx265

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    Hello! Hello! I do not recommend looking at lit room in my sample... > see above "x265vsDivX"
    Otherwise eyes will break! Only in the dark you can see the error in preserving grain in dark areas (TV screens increase / cheaper, and therefore more censures to the image).

    DivX and X265 seems aimed at low bit rates; high themselves not well implemented in terms of bitrate savings / smooth useful noise.

    Flashlight shining on the receptacle (sample gave above)

    DivX - smeared and then fills / restores grain > similar remark
    X265 - saved image


    The last scene costume

    DivX - retained texture
    X265 - smeared

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    2-pass mode will make more accurate alignment of the bitrate. Next Move per 10,12 bit from DivX.
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    Originally Posted by david55 View Post
    I did a comparison between divx265 and x265 this is result
    You need to give a sample to view the problem with green cubes (this fresh version x265 encoder?);
    Recently has already fixed this problem for me.
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    Croping without showing results are not good. We will wait Русская GUI на вид
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  16. New test with a fresh version of x265

    x265 1.0.0.9
    preset ultrafast
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 9 min
    less quality compared to "x265 0.8.0.7 ultrafast "

    download x265 ultrafast 9min.mkv

    x265 1.0.0.9
    preset faster
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 13:20 min
    less quality compared to "x265 0.8.0.7 faster" but without artifact

    download x265 faster 13.20min.mkv

    x265 0.8.0.7
    preset faster
    bitrate 400kb
    encoding time 11 min
    almost same quality as divx265 1.2.0.24 but have a artifact in encoded video

    download x265 faster 0.8.0.7 11min.mkv
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    Also try reduce the blocks to bring up to 16x16 or 64x64 (to clarify the influence)
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    mmm... We known that 12mb/s (ABR) is the ceiling for FHD; then why in the mode of "constant quantizer" it can go beyond the ~70mb/s in the same FHD?
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  19. We known that 12mb/s (ABR) is the ceiling for FHD; then why in the mode of "constant quantizer" it can go beyond the ~70mb/s in the same FHD?
    a. because constant quantizer is traditionally does not conform to any profile
    b. because the bit-rate ceiling is an arbitrary one the DivX-folks choose
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    GUI no further updates?
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  21. GUI no further updates?
    If you are speaking of Hybrid, normally I try to list all (non-internal changes) over at: http://www.selur.de/changelog
    -> What GUI update did you hope for?
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    I'm 97% sure that gravitator means david55s GUI.

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  23. Doh, you are probably right.
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    Calm down people! Divx HEVC is a bad quality hevc encoder, that's why it is so fast. The "slower" preset of X264 produced better quality picture than the Divx Hevc in the highest setting.
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    @Stears555,
    Everyone is waiting for your tests.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    I'm 97% sure that gravitator means david55s GUI.

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    Originally Posted by Gravitator View Post
    GUI no further updates?
    You do know that this GUI will work with the latest DivX265 version 1.3.74, don't you? You just need to put a copy of msvcr120.dll and msvcp120.dll in the program folder.

    This GUI works ok, but it has a couple of annoyances for me.

    1) You are forced to use mod16, so no 1920x1080 it needs to be 1920x1088.
    2) It rounds out to nearest whole fps, so it converts 23.976 fps to 24 fps.
    Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........
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    Сolorspace properties and cropping.
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  29. GUI with new version of divx265

    DivX HEVC Encoder 32bit 7 (divx265 1.3.74).rar
    DivX HEVC Encoder 64bit 7 (divx265 1.3.74).rar

    REQUIREMENT
    WINDOWS 7 AND Microsoft .NET Framework 4
    vcredist_x86_x64.rar and AviSynth.rar

    Encoded sample video
    resolutions 720p
    profile fast
    bitrate 400kb
    Encoding time 3:45 min
    Size 17.7 MB
    less quality compared to " divx265 1.2.0.24 fast "

    download divx265 fast 3.45min .mkv
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    Yes, Divx265 is faster than x265 encoder, but the quality is far less at ultra-low bitrates. Ultra-low bitrates are the only real reason to use an HEVC encoder anyway.........
    Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........
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