Great, good luck and let us know how it goes.

Very cool, i see you can set everything that Andrea had in the script with MeGUI. This is definitely the solution!

(2015-02-01, 07:20 PM)DoomBot Wrote: Very cool, i see you can set everything that Andrea had in the script with MeGUI. This is definitely the solution!

Yes. it was because of Andrea i got to MeGui, as I needed to find away of getting the settings shared working straight out of premiere. Glad it worked for you also.

So im rendering out a edit (picture only) using Frameserver to MeGui method.
On the timeline it is in the UT Codec, 1h 22mins and has unrendered colour correction.
Rendering to the Blu Ray specs, 2 pass. Set to slow.
It's roughly going to take 9hrs to finish
My rig is a intel i7 3770k 2 3.5GHz with 32gigs of ram.

I did the same file to the UT Codec first then into MeGui and it was roughly the same amount of time.

Try to make a "digital intermediate"... save the project from Premiere as avi, using a lossless codec like Lagarith, then use the x264 command line using that file as source... just to see if it works well, and if encode time is lower.

(2015-02-03, 01:43 AM)spoRv Wrote: Try to make a "digital intermediate"... save the project from Premiere as avi, using a lossless codec like Lagarith, then use the x264 command line using that file as source... just to see if it works well, and if encode time is lower.

I kind of did the other day, the digital intermediate I use is UT codec.
I rendered out to a final intermediate .avi, then put that straigt into MeGui, rather than straight off the timeline with the frameserver.

This way Im experimenting with is just a space saver, as my intermediate .avi is 112Gigs

I will try it with the command line version in the next set of test's.
Thanks for all your help with this Andrea.

Do these settings also apply to video that is 720p or 480i?

Yes for 720p; for 480i, you should set an interlace setting that I can't remember now...

I was pointed here by Doombot. This is great info since I'm using Premier. Thanks for the info guys.

(2015-01-31, 06:32 PM)spoRv Wrote: project_file.avs is your AviSynth script

Hi. Could you quickly explain how to create the AviSynth script and what should be written in it? Thanks.