Process exits with error code, Indexing error: Audio decoding error (MeGUI)

[JokerX]

i have problem when i input file HD.1080.H264.AVI

Process exits with error code : 1, Indexing error: Audio decoding error (MeGUI)

My Log

[Error] Log
-[Information] Versions
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:33 PM] MeGUI Version : 2112 (svn)
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:33 PM] OS : Windows Seven x64 SP1 (6.1.65536.7601)
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:33 PM] Latest .Net Framework installed : 4.0 (4.0.30319)
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:33 PM] [url=http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Avisynth]AviSynth[/url] Version : 2.5.8.5 (12/21/2008 9:46:54 PM)
-[Error] Update detection
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:34 PM] Connecting to server: [url]http://megui.xvidvideo.ru/auto/stable/[/url]
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:36 PM] There is 1 file which can be updated.
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:36 PM] Updating [url=http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Nero-AAC-Codec]neroaacenc[/url]. File 1/1.
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:40 PM] Update completed
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:40 PM] Files which have been sucessfully updated: 1
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:43 PM] Connecting to server: [url]http://megui.org/auto/stable/[/url]
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:45 PM] There is 1 file which can be updated.
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:45 PM] Updating neroaacenc. File 1/1.
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:56:48 PM] Update completed
--[Error] [5/12/2012 4:56:48 PM] Files which have been not sucessfully updated: 1
-[Information] FileIndexer
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:58:33 PM] [url=http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MediaInfo]MediaInfo[/url]
---[Information] File: D:\******\******\Valley.of.the.Wolves.S05E14.HD.1080p.H264.avi
---[Information] General
----[Information] Format: AVI
----[Information] FormatString: AVI
----[Information] FileSize: 2295308832
----[Information] PlayTime: 00:47:01.000
---[Information] Video
----[Information] ID: 0
----[Information] StreamOrder: 
----[Information] Width: 1920
----[Information] Height: 1080
----[Information] FrameCount: 84630
----[Information] FrameRate: 30.000
----[Information] ScanType: Progressive
----[Information] Codec: XVID
----[Information] CodecString: XviD
----[Information] Format: MPEG-4 Visual
----[Information] AspectRatio: 1.778
----[Information] AspectRatioString: 16:9
----[Information] Delay: 0
----[Information] Title: 
----[Information] Language: 
----[Information] LanguageString: 
---[Information] Audio
----[Information] ID: 1
----[Information] StreamOrder: 
----[Information] Format: MPEG Audio
----[Information] FormatProfile: Layer 3
----[Information] FormatSettingsSBR: 
----[Information] FormatSettingsPS: 
----[Information] SamplingRate: 44100
----[Information] SamplingRateString: 44.1 KHz
----[Information] Channels: 2
----[Information] ChannelsString: 2 channels
----[Information] ChannelPositionsString2: 
----[Information] BitRateMode: CBR
----[Information] Delay: 0
----[Information] Title: 
----[Information] Language: 
----[Information] LanguageString: 
-[Error] Log for job1 (idx, Valley.of.the.Wolves.S05E14.HD.1080p.H264.avi -> Valley.of.the.Wolves.S05E14.HD.1080p.H264.avi.ffindex)
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:58:36 PM] Started handling job
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:58:36 PM] Preprocessing
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:58:36 PM] Job commandline: "G:\Pro\******\*******\*****\MeGUI_2112_x86\tools\ffms\ffmsindex.exe" -t -1 -f "D:\****\*****\Valley.of.the.Wolves.S05E14.HD.1080p.H264.avi"
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:58:37 PM] Indexing started
--[Error] [5/12/2012 4:59:15 PM] Process exits with error code: 1
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:59:15 PM] Standard output stream: Indexing error: Audio decoding error
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:59:15 PM] Standard error stream
--[Information] [5/12/2012 4:59:15 PM] Job completed 

i use Last Version of MeGUI

Sample from my file

http://www.mediafire.com/?aiiw7im58lp1o6u

[Cauptain]

Do you load audio part via .AVS? If YES, is that a problem. Load the real file, no AVS to sound.

I test here with your sample and get same error using AVS file input. Select the file and sound work like a charm.

Try reduce PATH too: "G:\Pro\MeGUI_2112_x86\tools\ffms\ffmsindex.exe" -t -1 -f "D:\****\Valley.of.the.Wolves.avi"




Claudio

[hello_hello]

I don't know why, but if you select "no audio" when opening the file for indexing it seems to index and open without a problem. If not, open the AVS Script Creator from the Tools menu, then use it to open the AVI. MeGUI should ask you how you want to open the file, and selecting AVISource rather than the File Indexer should work.

Either way, you'll probably have to demux the audio stream and add it to the encoded video manually. I doubt you'd want to re-encode it anyway as it's already mp3. You can extract the mp3 audio from the AVI with VirtualDubMod (from the "Streams/Streams List" menu if you're not familiar with it). Once you've set up the video part of the encode you can add the mp3 audio to MeGUI's output using the AutoEncode button.

[Cauptain]

I don't know why, but if you select "no audio" when opening the file for indexing it seems to index and open without a problem. If not, open the AVS Script Creator from the Tools menu, then use it to open the AVI. MeGUI should ask you how you want to open the file, and selecting AVISource rather than the File Indexer should work.

Either way, you'll probably have to demux the audio stream and add it to the encoded video manually. I doubt you'd want to re-encode it anyway as it's already mp3. You can extract the mp3 audio from the AVI with VirtualDubMod (from the "Streams/Streams List" menu if you're not familiar with it). Once you've set up the video part of the encode you can add the mp3 audio to MeGUI's output using the AutoEncode button.

Although a good idea, there is no need, because it just load the video on the audio tab that will work.

But if you want, can load file in original Virtualdub and use SAVE TO WAV to get WAVE file.

Remember, MEGUI denied audio in all video source after AVS script create .avs, should have a reason.




Claudio

[hello_hello]

I'm not sure why you'd want to export the audio from the AVI as a wave file, given it means you've got to re-encode an audio stream which has already been compressed (mp3).

I don't know what I'm doing differently, but unless I elected not to extract the audio while indexing with MeGUI, it wouldn't index the file at all and therefore wouldn't create an AVS script.

[darkw1zard]

Sorry if I pop up in others thread. Just that the error is the same. (Indexing error. Audio Decoding error); also same system w7 x64.
@hello_hello, actually this is exactly the error. (only mine is avi x264, not xvid)

I don't know why, but if you select "no audio" when opening the file for indexing it seems to index and open without a problem.

Yes, exactly. wiht ffmsindex, "no audio" = no error.

If not, open the AVS Script Creator from the Tools menu, then use it to open the AVI. MeGUI should ask you how you want to open the file, and selecting AVISource rather than the File Indexer should work.

With AVS SCript Creator > AVISource, this comes out "AVISource: couldn't locate a decompressor for fourcc x264. "

I also cannot open it in VirtualDub,likely for the same reason. (Couldn't locate decompressor for format H264(unknown). VrtualDub requires VFW compatible codec to decompress video. DIrectshow codecs, such as those used by Windows Media Player are not suitable)

Here's sample: http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/52835757/file.html

[Cauptain]

@hello_hello, actually this is exactly the error. (only mine is avi x264, not xvid)

With AVS SCript Creator > AVISource, this comes out "AVISource: couldn't locate a decompressor for fourcc x264. "

I also cannot open it in VirtualDub,likely for the same reason. (Couldn't locate decompressor for format H264(unknown). VrtualDub requires VFW compatible codec to decompress video. DIrectshow codecs, such as those used by Windows Media Player are not suitable)

Here's sample: http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/52835757/file.html

Whats problem??



Install FFDSHOW, go to VFW tab, select Libavcodec for X264. Only this.


Claudio

[darkw1zard]

Well, ffdshow was installed & configured. Not sure why it behaves like that.



On other note, I indexed the video with "no audio" selected. Then (aft index complete) proceed manually to select audio input. The output seem to be ok (with re-encoded audio - but it become 6 channels Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE).
Confused me.