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  • php111
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    Gold Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 125

    Questions about Auto GK?

    Hi,

    I understand Auto GK is basically for beginners. When i encode to XviD using it, does it keep my audio in the movie or does it Demux it and i have too manually Mux it back in? I see a audio file that it's creating. What is 1/4 DVDR 1120 Mb about? Like will my movie be 1120 Megs? Or will it be smaller around 700? Can someone give me details about Auto GK?
  • admin
    Administrator
    • Nov 2001
    • 8951

    #2
    AutoGK pretty much does everything, even subtitles. And it will allow you to specify any size output you want, whether it's 700 MB, or 4200 MB for DVDs. The guide for doing DVD conversion on it is here:

    A guide on converting a DVD to a XviD/DivX in 5 simple steps with AutoGK - designed for beginners
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    • php111
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      Gold Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 125

      #3
      Originally Posted by admin
      AutoGK pretty much does everything, even subtitles. And it will allow you to specify any size output you want, whether it's 700 MB, or 4200 MB for DVDs. The guide for doing DVD conversion on it is here:

      http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/autogk.html
      Thank you admin. Out of this output. Does this quality look good? I am also using ac3 audio or is this that not a good idea?


      10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] AutoGK 2.45
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] OS: WinXP (5.1.2600).2
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Job started.
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Input file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_0.IFO
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Output file: I:\Movies\Die_Hard1.avi
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Output codec: XviD
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Audio 1: ??? AC3 2ch
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Subtitles: none
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Format: AVI
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Target size: 1120Mb
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Audio 1 settings: Original
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Started encoding.
      [10/6/2007 9:20:44 PM] Demuxing and indexing.
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Processing file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_1.VOB
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Processing file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_2.VOB
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Processing file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_3.VOB
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Processing file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_4.VOB
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Processing file: I:\Audio2\VTS_01_5.VOB
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Source resolution: 720x480
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Found NTSC source.
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Source aspect ratio: 4:3
      [10/6/2007 9:22:02 PM] Analyzing source.
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Source is considered to be progressive.
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Output will contain 237492 frames
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Audio1 size: 190,183,680 bytes (181.37 Mb)
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Overhead: 1,320,704 bytes (1.26 Mb)
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Video size: 982,900,736 bytes (937.37 Mb)
      [10/6/2007 9:28:07 PM] Running compressibility test.
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Duration was: 7 minutes 46 seconds
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Speed was: 25.45 fps.
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Compressibility percentage is: 43.29
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Chosen resolution is: 544x416 ( AR: 1.31 )
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Predicted comptest value is: 71.10%
      [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Running first pass.
      [10/6/2007 10:47:12 PM] Duration was: 1 hour, 11 minutes 17 seconds
      [10/6/2007 10:47:12 PM] Speed was: 55.52 fps.
      [10/6/2007 10:47:12 PM] Expected quality of first pass size: 61.26%
      [10/6/2007 10:47:12 PM] Running second pass.

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      • paglamon
        Lord of Digital Video
        Lord of Digital Video
        • Aug 2005
        • 2126

        #4
        [10/6/2007 9:35:54 PM] Predicted comptest value is: 71.10%
        This is pretty good.Anything over 60% is acceptable(to me atleast).
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        • php111
          Gold Member
          Gold Member
          • Aug 2007
          • 125

          #5
          Repeat me NEVER EVER using Auto GK again. What the hell was that? MPC shown my movie completely in green and the audio sounded like a damn broken record.

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          • admin
            Administrator
            • Nov 2001
            • 8951

            #6
            Sounds like you've got a playback problem, rather than an encoding problem. Are you using ffdshow or the latest DivX/XviD codec? Just in case it was an encoding issue, are you using the latest version of AutoGK (just updated the latest beta version today)?
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            • php111
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              • Aug 2007
              • 125

              #7
              Originally Posted by admin
              Sounds like you've got a playback problem, rather than an encoding problem. Are you using ffdshow or the latest DivX/XviD codec? Just in case it was an encoding issue, are you using the latest version of AutoGK (just updated the latest beta version today)?
              No. Do you know how old the tools and codecs are at doom9? They are ancient. Do i need ffdshow along with Divx/Xvid Codecs? Where can i download both Divx and XviD codecs updated of couse? Where can i download the latest Auto GK? If you can answer them questions with possible links then i re-encode?

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              • blutach
                Not a god of digital video
                • Oct 2004
                • 24627

                #8
                See http://www.digital-digest.com/

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                • php111
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                  • Aug 2007
                  • 125

                  #9
                  Originally Posted by blutach
                  I didn't see the XviD codec only Divx. What folder does the patch install too for Auto GK?

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                  • admin
                    Administrator
                    • Nov 2001
                    • 8951

                    #10
                    Install the latest full version of AutoGK:

                    Download AutoGK, a integrated package for DVD to DivX/XviD encoding, designed for novice users


                    It should by default install to "C:\Program Files\AutoGK\"

                    Then download and run the update patch:



                    The latest AutoGK includes updates to several required software, such as XviD. Try the encoding again, perhaps only on a small clip/section of the video to save time.

                    I seriously recommend using ffdshow to decode/play all your DivX/XviD movies, rather than using the actual DivX or XviD codecs (use them for encoding only). If you don't know how to setup ffdshow, then you might look at using a codec/filter pack which does the setup for you, such as the K-lite codec pack:



                    If you do use K-lite, when it asks you to uninstall DivX or XviD, don't uninstall them - you will still need them for encoding DivX/XviD files.
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                    • php111
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                      Gold Member
                      • Aug 2007
                      • 125

                      #11
                      Auto GK gave me some errors while installing it? The program it couldn't install is vobsub. How do i take a short clip?





                      Originally Posted by admin
                      Install the latest full version of AutoGK:

                      Download AutoGK, a integrated package for DVD to DivX/XviD encoding, designed for novice users


                      It should by default install to "C:\Program Files\AutoGK\"

                      Then download and run the update patch:



                      The latest AutoGK includes updates to several required software, such as XviD. Try the encoding again, perhaps only on a small clip/section of the video to save time.



                      I seriously recommend using ffdshow to decode/play all your DivX/XviD movies, rather than using the actual DivX or XviD codecs (use them for encoding only). If you don't know how to setup ffdshow, then you might look at using a codec/filter pack which does the setup for you, such as the K-lite codec pack:



                      If you do use K-lite, when it asks you to uninstall DivX or XviD, don't uninstall them - you will still need them for encoding DivX/XviD files.

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