Hello,
i need the feature to encoding better and faster at the
local
network. So i can encoding a movie in 10 minutes
;)
Can you programm the feature?????
If you're talking about encoding a full-length film, 10 minutes
will never happen. Are you talking about encoding the movie
using one computer's processor and placing the avi on
another computer over the network? Your question doesn't
make a whole lot of sense.
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Sorry for my bad English however I is stop German. Well in any case I
mean which one a film on several PCS at the same time encoding. Thus
each film makes only a certain part a film, whom one has thus enough PC
can one a film inerhalb only fewer minutes encoding.
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Sorry for my bad English however I is stop German. Well in any case I
mean which one a film on several PCS at the same time encoding. Thus
each film makes only a certain part a film, whom one has thus enough PC
can one a film inerhalb only fewer minutes encoding.
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I think he means that he'd like gordian knot to use distributed
networking to encode movies. Kind of like how Seti@Home
works, multiple computers can work on different parts of the
data at once. It would make the work itself faster, in theory,
but i'm not sure how practical it really is.
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I don't think this is exactly what he wants, but is what I want
and I think will clear up all the views a bit.
I believe he wants the ability to split a job into pieces and
have each computer on a LAN do one of those pieces. With
enough computers a 10-minute encode would be possible,
but you'd need a good file server and fast LAN.
What I want to do is related to another feature request - if you
could save your enqued jobs, then theoretically you could
have other computers on the LAN open those jobs and run
them. The next step is to have a GKnot "front-end" that has
a nice GUI, and creates jobs to run, and saves them in some
type of shared network location. Then you have a
GKnot "back-end" - some type of service that scans a
location for jobs to process and does them. You could have
10 machines on your LAN looking in one place for jobs and
they would share the load. I'm thinking just 1 job per movie
still though.
Of course, you could extend the second one if the front-end
part could split a movie into multiple jobs and then you'd have
the original request solved. You'd have to get the audio and
credits (if you encode the credits separate) done so you
know the final bitrate, then you could split the main movie
into X parts, and have each machine take one part and
encode it at the final bitrate. The VBR-spread wouldn't be as
good as a single-part encode as the separate parts of movie
would not share file-space (eg. one comp on the LAN might
have a part that is all low-bitrate while another comp gets a
high-rate part, both comps would average the final bitrate),
but with the movie split over a bunch of computers a
complete encode could go quite fast. If I put the back-end on
a lab-ful of comps at school I could do an entire movie this
way in under 10 minutes (based on a movie taking 4 hours to
encode on my machine, divided by 30 comps in a lab).
Big downside - your file server on the LAN has to hold the
VOB's, and so it's HD will be going nuts reading them all,
and the NIC will be going nuts sending all that info all over the
LAN. A decent HD and 100MB LAN should handle 4 or 5
average workstations encoding, but if you want 30 stations
doing a 10-minute encode you are going to need a large
SCSI RAID disk and a gigabit NIC in that file server.
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Well I think, this is not possible. Because I think he wants to
Get something like in 3DStudioMAX, where each picture gets
renderred on a separete PC in The Net, where The Client Part
is Installed.
I think This Feature can not be realised in GKnot, because it
needs Codec and Encoding Programm Support. Anyway, if you
want to make a movie encoded, you must make the first
Pass(in DivX), and only then the other Passes.
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if you could do it automated some how(like nominate
machines to send vobs too..) then it would be a interesting
idea..
for example have (in the example of a movie with 5 vobs)
5 "slave" machines linked through a port(any will do) ready to
accept jobs, all you need to really do is send the jobs with
the users preferred setting to each PC and make sure it's
programmed to returned the fragmented results, and as such
the backend can then simply remux the fragments with audio
and you'd be rolling.
This is extremly flexable as vobs can be broken up to any
size buy DVD Decrypter and as such. you could have
practically unlimited PC's working on it's own little fragment.
Nice Idea...but too much work?
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Why not use the existing feature in Virtual Dub Mod ?
You just have to do a network share on a common space for
the VOBs and the resulting file, and have the same filters
(Avisynth + Codecs) installed on each computer.
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Well, I've noticed that too, but too late :)
I think this is simple, but wolud be made in the next version :(
Because Author Said, that after alpha13 there will be no
Additions, only bug fixes......
and Client-Server Programming is not a 5 minute Job...
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Well, I've noticed that too, but too late :)
I think this is simple, but wolud be made in the next version :(
Because Author Said, that after alpha13 there will be no
Additions, only bug fixes......
and Client-Server Programming is not a 5 minute Job...
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If you're talking about encoding a full-length film, 10 minutes
will never happen. Are you talking about encoding the movie
using one computer's processor and placing the avi on
another computer over the network? Your question doesn't
make a whole lot of sense.
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Sorry for my bad English however I is stop German. Well in any case I
mean which one a film on several PCS at the same time encoding. Thus
each film makes only a certain part a film, whom one has thus enough PC
can one a film inerhalb only fewer minutes encoding.
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Sorry for my bad English however I is stop German. Well in any case I
mean which one a film on several PCS at the same time encoding. Thus
each film makes only a certain part a film, whom one has thus enough PC
can one a film inerhalb only fewer minutes encoding.
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I think he means that he'd like gordian knot to use distributed
networking to encode movies. Kind of like how Seti@Home
works, multiple computers can work on different parts of the
data at once. It would make the work itself faster, in theory,
but i'm not sure how practical it really is.
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I don't think this is exactly what he wants, but is what I want
and I think will clear up all the views a bit.
I believe he wants the ability to split a job into pieces and
have each computer on a LAN do one of those pieces. With
enough computers a 10-minute encode would be possible,
but you'd need a good file server and fast LAN.
What I want to do is related to another feature request - if you
could save your enqued jobs, then theoretically you could
have other computers on the LAN open those jobs and run
them. The next step is to have a GKnot "front-end" that has
a nice GUI, and creates jobs to run, and saves them in some
type of shared network location. Then you have a
GKnot "back-end" - some type of service that scans a
location for jobs to process and does them. You could have
10 machines on your LAN looking in one place for jobs and
they would share the load. I'm thinking just 1 job per movie
still though.
Of course, you could extend the second one if the front-end
part could split a movie into multiple jobs and then you'd have
the original request solved. You'd have to get the audio and
credits (if you encode the credits separate) done so you
know the final bitrate, then you could split the main movie
into X parts, and have each machine take one part and
encode it at the final bitrate. The VBR-spread wouldn't be as
good as a single-part encode as the separate parts of movie
would not share file-space (eg. one comp on the LAN might
have a part that is all low-bitrate while another comp gets a
high-rate part, both comps would average the final bitrate),
but with the movie split over a bunch of computers a
complete encode could go quite fast. If I put the back-end on
a lab-ful of comps at school I could do an entire movie this
way in under 10 minutes (based on a movie taking 4 hours to
encode on my machine, divided by 30 comps in a lab).
Big downside - your file server on the LAN has to hold the
VOB's, and so it's HD will be going nuts reading them all,
and the NIC will be going nuts sending all that info all over the
LAN. A decent HD and 100MB LAN should handle 4 or 5
average workstations encoding, but if you want 30 stations
doing a 10-minute encode you are going to need a large
SCSI RAID disk and a gigabit NIC in that file server.
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Can you programm this feature in gardian knot???
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Well I think, this is not possible. Because I think he wants to
Get something like in 3DStudioMAX, where each picture gets
renderred on a separete PC in The Net, where The Client Part
is Installed.
I think This Feature can not be realised in GKnot, because it
needs Codec and Encoding Programm Support. Anyway, if you
want to make a movie encoded, you must make the first
Pass(in DivX), and only then the other Passes.
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I went not encode in the net, i want encode in at my home in the netwerk.
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Your not limited by drive Speed, it's all CPU.
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ahh My bad, I see what your meaning..
if you could do it automated some how(like nominate
machines to send vobs too..) then it would be a interesting
idea..
for example have (in the example of a movie with 5 vobs)
5 "slave" machines linked through a port(any will do) ready to
accept jobs, all you need to really do is send the jobs with
the users preferred setting to each PC and make sure it's
programmed to returned the fragmented results, and as such
the backend can then simply remux the fragments with audio
and you'd be rolling.
This is extremly flexable as vobs can be broken up to any
size buy DVD Decrypter and as such. you could have
practically unlimited PC's working on it's own little fragment.
Nice Idea...but too much work?
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Why not use the existing feature in Virtual Dub Mod ?
You just have to do a network share on a common space for
the VOBs and the resulting file, and have the same filters
(Avisynth + Codecs) installed on each computer.
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Well, I've noticed that too, but too late :)
I think this is simple, but wolud be made in the next version :(
Because Author Said, that after alpha13 there will be no
Additions, only bug fixes......
and Client-Server Programming is not a 5 minute Job...
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Well, I've noticed that too, but too late :)
I think this is simple, but wolud be made in the next version :(
Because Author Said, that after alpha13 there will be no
Additions, only bug fixes......
and Client-Server Programming is not a 5 minute Job...
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but you can programm this feature in the next time,true?
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I -can,.... But I'm not author :)
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Send please the authore a message!! :)
or can you give me the mail
adresse....
cu
MGD
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Vidomi has a feature like this. Unfortunately, development
of that program seems to have stopped