System dir should always be %windir%\system32.
It is better to use fully qualified paths instead of messing with the path variable.
It is better to use fully qualified paths instead of messing with the path variable.
why?
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Well, I mean, it's global. Any program can modify %PATH%.
What happens in something--or someone--modifies it while anri is running? Either anri can run the wrong thing, or it will restore %PATH% to a state it wasn't before running anri.
And if setting it when installing anri, nothing says another program can change %PATH% before.
%PATH% is like something from the DOS era. It's dangerous.
I bet we can save some headaches by just using fully qualified paths.
What happens in something--or someone--modifies it while anri is running? Either anri can run the wrong thing, or it will restore %PATH% to a state it wasn't before running anri.
And if setting it when installing anri, nothing says another program can change %PATH% before.
%PATH% is like something from the DOS era. It's dangerous.
I bet we can save some headaches by just using fully qualified paths.
anri only gets a copy of %PATH%, anri can change its copy all it wants, that won't change the systems value.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable#DOS_and_Windows
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable#DOS_and_Windows
How about something like this for setting up the trimarray?
Code:
@ECHO OFF
SET trimarray=
:trimloop
ECHO Specify START and END for each range.
CALL :get_number start "START: "
CALL :get_number end "END: "
IF %start% GTR %end% (
ECHO END has to be after START
GOTO :trimloop
)
IF "%trimarray%"=="" (
SET "trimarray=%start%,%end%"
) ELSE (
SET "trimarray=%trimarray% %start%,%end%"
)
ECHO ^(%trimarray%^)
CHOICE /M "Add another trim range "
IF %ERRORLEVEL%==1 GOTO :trimloop
GOTO :EOF
:get_number
:: %1 - name of variable to return number in
:: %2 - prompt string
SET s=
SET /P s=%~2
ECHO %s%| findStr "[^0-9]" >nul
IF %ERRORLEVEL%==0 (
ECHO Please enter a number.
GOTO :get_number
)
SET %~1=%s%
GOTO :EOFIf MQ is intended to be the compatibility mode then 60fps shouldn't be allowed.
Ipod and other legacy gear can only decode upto 30fps.
I'm going to define the bounding boxes for the qualities at
LQ 512x288
MQ 640x480
HQ 1024x576
IQ 1376x768
Ipod and other legacy gear can only decode upto 30fps.
I'm going to define the bounding boxes for the qualities at
LQ 512x288
MQ 640x480
HQ 1024x576
IQ 1376x768
So should F1 MQ be decimated to F2, ever?
Currently it is depending on 2d/3d.
Currently it is depending on 2d/3d.
Code:
IF "%twod%"=="y" ECHO>> "%projname%_LQ.avs" ^(last.framerate ^> 31^) ? changefps^(last.framerate/3^) : last IF "%twod%"=="n" ( ECHO>> "%projname%_MQ.avs" ^(last.framerate ^> 31^) ? changefps^(last.framerate/2^) : last ECHO>> "%projname%_LQ.avs" ^(last.framerate ^> 31^) ? changefps^(last.framerate/2^) : last )
Fucking Weeaboo
anri-chan attempted to implode the universe. I'm not sure why it read my VOBs wrong, but then again, I was converting them from MOD (my video camera's format) so I could easily encode to MP4 but they should read as 720x480. I'm sure due to that I converted my original files to VOB that it goofed up internal info, but I thought I'd share anyways.
Attachment:
Professional Second Banana
I'm trying to change my capturing setup to use direct audio input instead of Dazzle audio, but am having a strange issue where my anri-chan encodes have no sound when played with Windows Media Player, but do have sound when played with SMplayer. If anyone wants to give me a hand, I've uploaded a short capture test to http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57190963/raw.avi and a ZIP of the encodes/logs to http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57190963/audiotest.zip
Thanks!
Thanks!