Ok, good laugh for my misunderstanding !
G.
Le 19/05/2013 22:43, Carsten Kurz a écrit :
> The trim works relative both for start end end. '100' for start and
> '100' for end cuts 100 frames from the start and 100 frames from the end.
>
> - Carsten
>
> ... gesendet von unterwegs
>
> Am 19.05.2013 um 21:08 schrieb Gérald Maruccia
> <gerald.maruccia(a)yahoo.fr <mailto:gerald.maruccia@yahoo.fr>>:
>
>> Hi...
>>
>> Another test today.
>>
>> My video source counts 3243 pictures.
>>
>> I need to get rid off of the end, last picture is therefore the 3024th
>>
>> So I input 0 for start and 3024 for end and choose "only encode
>> selected pictures"
>>
>> The end result is a DCP with the totality of my source (the end has
>> not been cut)
>>
>> - the cpl duration is 3243
>> - its end is also 3243
>> - the mxf is also 3243 pictures
>>
>> → I expected 3024 pictures/length/duration, beginning with first
>> frame of the source.
>>
>> I tried this with dvd-o-matic 0.89 - the link to 0.92 leads me to
>> 0.89 version.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Gerald.
>>
>>
>> Le 19/05/2013 18:53, Adam Klotblixt a écrit :
>>>
>>> No other servomatic instances were running on either of the 2
>>> computers I tried on. I tried the gui before and after running the
>>> cli, same error.
>>>
>>> /Adam Klotblixt
>>>
>>> On 19 May 2013 16:10, "Carl Hetherington" <cth(a)carlh.net
>>> <mailto:cth@carlh.net>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> That error suggests that you have another server instance
>>> running on that machine... if no other servomatic (either cli or
>>> gui) are running, I'll have to investigate further...
>>>
>>> Carl
>>>
>>> On Sat, 18 May 2013, Adam Klotblixt wrote:
>>>
>>> Yes, you are right the programs are installed but the links
>>> are missing. servomatic_cli works correctly, but
>>> servomatic_gui crashes with the following:
>>> terminate called after throwing an instance of
>>> 'boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<boost::system::system_error>
>>> >'
>>> what(): bind: Address already in use
>>> Aborted
>>>
>>> That is both on Ubuntu 13.04 and Mint 14.
>>>
>>> /Adam Klotblixt
>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 10:56 AM, Carl Hetherington
>>> <cth(a)carlh.net <mailto:cth@carlh.net>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Adam
>>>
>>> On Mon, 13 May 2013, Adam Klotblixt wrote:
>>>
>>> I tried installing the 0.89 version of
>>> DVD-o-matic on a 64-bit Ubuntu 13.04 but I can't seem to
>>> find any encode server. Main program and the
>>> batch-converter seems OK.
>>>
>>>
>>> Do servomatic_gui or servomatic_cli work from the command
>>> line? I think it's just the shortcut that is missing from
>>> the .deb.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Carl
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Hi all,
I've made a DMG of DVD-o-matic for Mac OS X which seems to work ok on 10.6
and 10.8. I would be grateful if anyone has the time to give it a quick
test on whatever Mac they have around. It's available from here:
http://carlh.net/software/dvdomatic/test-download.php
Any reports (good or bad) are welcome to the mailing list or directly to
me.
Cheers!
Carl
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Hi there, new problems (and problem solved)
The source file this time was messy. A scanned 16mm documentary from the
past. Sound was mono, but in the source file it was panned hard left in
Dolby AC3 (2-channel). Right was silent.
I pulled the AC3-track, converted it to mono (wav) and put it as external
audio into DVD-o-matic on center channel. The other channels were left
unchecked. DCP seemed OK, ingested fine on Dolby DSS200/220 (4.6.0 (13)) no
problems when selecting it for playback but when hitting play everything
crapped out. "No connection with Cat745", "Transport not available" and so
on.
Wasn´t there something about the allowed number of tracks in a DCP package?
Hm.
New try. This time I made an extra soundtrack with digital silence from the
mono track. Checked every channel in external audio. Sound on center,
silence on the other five. The DCP played just fine.
Would it be possible for DVD-o-matic to automatically create silent tracks
where needed when using external audio?
*/Magnus Eriksson*
Hey! First of all, love the work you do.
I encountered the attached error report earlier today when I was trying to convert a 2K .mov file to DCP. Just wanted to let you know about it and any help you can offer would be appreciated.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Evan
I know the support of image sequences is ToDo list, so I tried to use
a MOV referencing to the folder with the image sequence. Doesn't work
:(
But, same as a self-contained, including sound, works!
Manuel AC
Am 12.06.2013 um 13:14 schrieb Frank B. McLaughlin:
> I am running an Intel 12 core i7-3930 CPU @ 3.2 GHz; Windows 7, 64 bit, 32
> gig of ram. The man who built this for me said it was overkill, I think it
> screams. If you are going to spend some money I think this is the way to go.
> The basic system came in at 3k and includes a Raid 0 with 3 - 2 terabit hard
> drives. For more information on suggested computer build configurations go
> to: videoguys <http://www.webvideoguys.com/dadsgrads-jun.html> and look
> around.
Actually it's a six core, HT CPU, but sure it screams. As far as I can see on my machine and as others quoted, HT helps with dvd-o-matic. Can you share some numbers on encoding speed?
I was thinking about AMDs as well because you get more cores for less money, but it seems they can not be used as efficiently as with Intels.
Also, the machine may well be used for various other types of video decoding/encoding, editing, AVCHD, h.264 - and from Sandybridge on, the Intels have some extremely fast video acceleration features to aid in these tasks.
- Carsten
I'm new to using DVD-O-MATIC, it's a great product, I'm running it on an
older system:
Windows 7 32bit
Intel P8600 2.4 GHz CPU
4 GB RAM
It's taking between 2-3 hours to convert a 15-30 minute movie/short, Is
this average, I'm looking at upgrading to a quad core i7 processor with
32GB of RAM running Windows 7 64bit. I'm guessing this should speed up my
conversion time quite a bit, but curious what others are seeing before I
invest the money in this.
Thanks in Advance.
Today I had to play a commercial BluRay, converted to DCP with MakeMKV and DVD-o-matic (0.89). It turned out much too bright on our Sony SRX-R515. This is a fairly new installation and the calibration is certainly perfect, I never see any issues on commercial DCPs and trailers.
Initially I thought this was just a Gamma issue, but I found out that on this machine the Gamma for DCI content is already maxed out at 2.6, I can only set it lower.
It was a straight conversion, no intermediate conversion, no filters, I chose REC709 in DVD-o-matic, and on the Sony projector our standard flat DCI preset.
It wasn't subtle - about 30% of the movie showed decent contrast, most other brighter scenes were very milky, and in darker scenes shadows were torn into noisy dark green and blue.
Detail was very good actually, I chose a no-rescale conversion (flat no stretch).
This projector actually has a brightness, contrast and color saturation slider. Usually I never touch these things, because on a properly calibrated machine everything should be okay after the calibration. The DCI flat preset had these sliders in their default positions, which were 100 for contrast, 50 for brightness, 50 for saturation.
I could actually fix the problem by reducing brightness to 30 and reducing colour saturation to 45. I played the BluRay in parallel to the HDMI input configured to REC709, switched back and forth and it matched quite well. I did not have more time for perfection, there was still a slight color shift between the two, but it was okay.
I guess I will have to send my BluRay calibration disc through the same conversion to find out what is going on there.
Any ideas?
- Carsten
Hi all,
DVD-o-matic version 0.95 is now available from
http://carlh.net/software/dvdomatic/download.php
This release fixes various bugs. No big new features to speak of. The
Mac version is coming along nicely: just a few fixes to the installer and
we shall be ready to go!
A late candidate has appeared for DVD-o-matic's name change: I am
pondering (drum roll please)
"DCP magic"
Any opinions?
Best regards
Carl Hetherington
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DVD-o-matic: http://carlh.net/software/dvdomatic
