On Jun 28, 2004, at 6:12 PM, den_RDC wrote:
On Monday 28 June 2004 16:13, Mick wrote: Quick solution :
#if we have a progressive ntsc file, lock the output fps if ("ivtc=1" in vf) or self.ntscprog: args.insert(0, "-ofps") args.insert(1,"23.976")
#if we scale, use the bilinear algorithm if yscaled: args += ["-sws","1"]
return args
I fucked up on the list code apparently, but never noticed as i use PAL :)
Someone could donate me an NTSC dvd though ;)
I also noticed you changed args += ["-sws","1"] to args = ["-sws","1"]
somewhere - that's bad ... really bad !
Please report back, but keep in mind i am very very busy atm. It could be a
few days weeks before i respond (and before i release a new package).
I made the suggested changes. There is still a problem. When starting with 'freevo encodingserver start" and attempting to encode a disk, the dvd is never accessed from what I can tell, just a lot of hard disk trashing (so much so that linux thinks that /proc is gone). If encoding server is restarted, it will fail at the first attempt to encode, but if immediatly retried, it works....
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