Hiro The Dragon King wrote:now i was told that this was a good alternative if i couldnt use lossless codecs so i tired it and the quality looks great and is a little less than half the size of a huffy (cuz theres no aduio either) but when i use it in WMM it wont create clips. anyone know why....or how to fix it.
Hiro The Dragon King wrote:trust me...the problem isnt a fast machine...mines faster then hell. the problem is space. lagarith is like 10 gigs and episode. i got 26 episodes and 160 gigs of free space.
Is there another codec that works in WMM, that i can convert to at a decent speed, isnt more than 5 gigs an ep, and doesnt look like shit?
X2Kariudo wrote:if you make your clips in vdubmod, you can use huffy and keep the size of the clips to a few GB (depending on how many clips you have, and their length)
Yeah...that means that you should keep the vobs around so you make more clips (should you need to), but it takes a lot less space than huffy encodes (usually about 1GB per ep)
Kariudo wrote:if you make your clips in vdubmod, 1. you can use huffy and keep the size of the clips to a few GB (depending on how many clips you have, and their length)
Yeah...that means that you should keep the vobs around so you make more clips (should you need to), 2.but it takes a lot less space than huffy encodes (usually about 1GB per ep)
Rapture** wrote:Kariudo wrote:if you make your clips in vdubmod, 1. you can use huffy and keep the size of the clips to a few GB (depending on how many clips you have, and their length)
Yeah...that means that you should keep the vobs around so you make more clips (should you need to), 2.but it takes a lot less space than huffy encodes (usually about 1GB per ep)
Wait a sec. I don't get it somehow... Use huffy,but it takes less space than huffy![]()
fixxedHiro The Dragon King wrote:.. if you make your clips in vdubmod, you can use huffy. ( about 10gig's each )
Yeah...that means that you should keep the vobs around so you make more clips because those files are (usually about 1GB per ep) and only VirtualDub the sections that you really need.
post-it wrote:fixxedKariudo wrote:.. if you make your clips in vdubmod, you can use huffy. ( about 10gig's each )
Yeah...that means that you should keep the vobs around so you make more clips because those files are (usually about 1GB per ep) and only VirtualDub the sections that you really need.
Hiro The Dragon King wrote:Is there another codec that works in WMM, that i can convert to at a decent speed, isnt more than 5 gigs an ep, and doesnt look like shit?
Kariudo wrote:I'll try again...
making clips in vdubmod means that you don't encode the entire episode.
[my] clips are usually between 40 and 300 frames in length...so when you encode these clips with huffyuv, each little clip ends up only being a few megabytes in size.
(for reference, a 34 second clip encoded with huffyuv is about 56MB...after some avisynth filtering)
in case you want to make more clips, you should keep the vobs and .d2v files around.
(I assume that you are using avisynth)
this means that the 26 episode series will only take up around 26GB (because each episode is ~1GB.)
all of the clips you end up making will take up a few more GB too (I think that for one of my amvs I made about 250 clips. The 250 clips took up a total of ~5GB, which means that the average clip was about 20MB)
Rapture** wrote:The shorter way of telling this would be : Create only clips that you'll use for your vid.
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