Command Line Compressor - AVS2AVI

I'll take a look at this later and see about adding some stuff and perhaps compiling with Intel for speed increases (when I'm sober :) )

I hope [Toff] doesn't mind, but I went ahead and implemented a limited two pass functionality. It works fine, but its limited in that it currently doesn't support the load/save function, if you supply load/save on the commandline and also supply the twopass argument, it should dump you out with the usage. (Sorry I forgot to update the usage printout also) To activate two pass mode you just supply something like avs2avi source.avs destination.avi -2 This will, in succession ask for compression codecs, the first will be for the first pass, and the second for the second pass (it will confirm them and display). If they don't match (i.e. you select XviD during one pass and DivX for the second, the program will close, printing an error). Version number is incremented to 1.10. I tested this briefly and I'm 99% certain it works and I didn't break anything existing.

No problem, feel free to improve. Let's go test 2 pass encode now.

I must be in heaven. You guys are great! I did some testing with DVD2XCD and I think everything is now in place to create a new GKnot type program since GKnot is very outdated. Thanks, for the work.

Thanks, for your comment io. So I know it's not entirely my fault. Here we go for v1.11 with : - 2 pass load/save mode. - fps display, and remaining time (not very accurate, don't know why) No use default codec parameter (from registry) without prompt at the moment.

- Surprised about so simple and so effective! (quality+speed toghether with MPEG2DEC3 YV12 and AVS 2.5a) - Now I'll use VirtualDub only to find frames boundaries :p, command-line is more quick to setup!! - Should be bundled with Avisynth Thanx Toff!

Any chance of multi-threading for the future? *grin* I only ask because otherwise it's going to run much slower on SMP boxes compared to Vdub. Good work guys, can't wait to do some testing.

I'll look into it, I'm not familiar with how to synch the threads.