Per [thread 11511]this[/thread], I've removed 'colormatrix="PC.601"' from the colour space conversions.
A lot of people have been complaining that my encodes are in HD when the systems they are encoding for are not capable of producing images of that resolution. What should be done about this?
AviSynth does not support higher bit-depth by default and the hybrid script makes no mention of how to convert.
x264-10 --sar 7:6 --keyint infinite --crf 0 --fullrange on -o NUL encode.avs
x264-10 --threads 1 --sar 7:6 --crf 20 --keyint 600 --ref 16 --no-fast-pskip --bframes 16 --b-adapt 2 --direct auto --me umh --merange 64 --subme 10 --trellis 2 --partitions all --rc-lookahead 250 --no-dct-decimate --fullrange on --tcfile-in times.txt -o sd_10bit444.mp4 --output-csp i444 encode.avs VirtualDub.Open(U"C:\path_to_avs\encode.avs");
VirtualDub.SaveWAV(U"C:\path_to_desired_filename\audio.wav");
"C:\path_to_virtual_dub\VirtualDub\vdub" /s ripaudio.vcf
"C:\path_to_virtual_dub\VirtualDub\vdub" /s ripaudio.vcf
flac -8 audio.wav
x264.exe --colorprim bt709 --transfer bt709 --colormatrix bt709 --qp 0 --keyint infinite --output hd.mp4 encode.avs
mkvmerge.exe -o hd.mkv --compression -1:none hd.mp4 audio.flac
The script should probably be updated to use NHMLFixup2. This (hopefully) corrects some warnings Ilari was finding.
