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Running HC 0.16 Encoder in Command Line to Convert AVI to MPEG-2<o
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Most of the people who use DVDRebuilder would have already known Hank351’s encoder. I started using the HCGUI_015A to directly encode .avi files to MPEG-2 files and immediately fell in love with it right at the first try. The newer version of HC encoder, HCbatch_016, is publicly available for downloading. People who use HCGUI_015A keep asking “When will HCGUI_016 be ready?” I myself hope that it will be made available soon too. While waiting for the HCGUI_016 to be ready, I would like show a few basic steps how to run the HCbatch_016 in command line. Once again, thanks Hank351 for allowing me to use such a wonderful free program<o></o>
Now let’s get busy:<o></o>
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AviSource("D:\Test\MyAVI.avi")<o></o>
ConverttoYV12<o></o>
Lanczos4Resize(720,480)<o></o>
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*ASPECT 4:3<o></o>
*BITRATE 4000<o></o>
*MAXBITRATE 8000<o></o>
*SCENECHANGE<o></o>
*VBVCHECK<o></o>
*SEQENCODE<o></o>
*AUTOGOP<o></o>
*INFILE D:\Test\ MyAVI.AVS<o></o>
*OUTFILE D:\Test\ MyAVI.M2V<o></o>
*PROFILE BEST<o></o>
*WAIT 30<o></o>
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Note: These commands are the settings which I choose mostly based on the default settings of the HCGUI_015A. You can tweak or make your own settings the way you want for the better result. <o></o>When everything is done, you’ll have a “Test” folder with the HCbatch_016.exe, a MyAVI.avi, a MyAVI.avs, and a HC.INI. <o></o>
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></o>Most of the people who use DVDRebuilder would have already known Hank351’s encoder. I started using the HCGUI_015A to directly encode .avi files to MPEG-2 files and immediately fell in love with it right at the first try. The newer version of HC encoder, HCbatch_016, is publicly available for downloading. People who use HCGUI_015A keep asking “When will HCGUI_016 be ready?” I myself hope that it will be made available soon too. While waiting for the HCGUI_016 to be ready, I would like show a few basic steps how to run the HCbatch_016 in command line. Once again, thanks Hank351 for allowing me to use such a wonderful free program<o
></o>Now let’s get busy:<o
></o>- Create an empty folder and name it something like “Test”<o></o>
> </o>- Copy the HCbatch_016.exe and the .avi file (in this guide, I use an .avi file named MyAVI) to that "Test" folder
- Make an AVI to MPEG-2 AviSynth script with the Notepad and save it in the “Test” folder<o></o>
> </o>AviSource("D:\Test\MyAVI.avi")<o
></o>ConverttoYV12<o
></o>Lanczos4Resize(720,480)<o
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> </o>- Now prepare the HC.INI file with the Notepad with all the commands needed to run and save it in the “Test” folder too. For example, my HC.INI looks like this:<o></o>
> </o>*ASPECT 4:3<o
></o>*BITRATE 4000<o
></o>*MAXBITRATE 8000<o
></o>*SCENECHANGE<o
></o>*VBVCHECK<o
></o>*SEQENCODE<o
></o>*AUTOGOP<o
></o>*INFILE D:\Test\ MyAVI.AVS<o
></o>*OUTFILE D:\Test\ MyAVI.M2V<o
></o>*PROFILE BEST<o
></o>*WAIT 30<o
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> </o>Note: These commands are the settings which I choose mostly based on the default settings of the HCGUI_015A. You can tweak or make your own settings the way you want for the better result. <o
></o>When everything is done, you’ll have a “Test” folder with the HCbatch_016.exe, a MyAVI.avi, a MyAVI.avs, and a HC.INI. <o></o><o
> </o>- Finally, double-click the HCbatch_016.exe to start encoding<o></o>
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