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Forum Video Camcorders (DV/HDV/AVCHD/HD) Cedocida DV codec, few questions Thread--> Member I have few question about cedocida dv codec.Firstly i capture with canopus 110 so my captures are dv avi files(interlaced,Pal)I am also using CCE and want that my captures be in YUY2 colorspace.1. For Decoder option in cedocida, if i want that my captures be YUY2, does i must to check force output format and check YUY2 ?Also for decoder option what must to be select: 16.235-0.255 or 0..255-0..255 ?2. And for Encoder options does i need something to change ? Again my goal is yuy2thanks Always Watching You cannot capture with this codec. The 110 will convert the analogue signal to DV using a hardware based codec (probably a hardware version of Canopus's DV codec). You can only convert your DV to Cedocida's YUY2 by re-encoding. What do you gain by doing this ? Nothing unless you have filtered through avisynth filters that work in the YUY2 colourspace, and save through virtualdub using fast recompress mode (and no virtualdub filters).Once again - you cannot capture using Cedocida DV codec (or any software based DV codec) without re-encoding if you transfer DV source (and using the 110 means you have DV source when it reaches your PC) Member I know that canopus capture in his codec(hardware). But because i am using avisynth and cce i must have install some dv codec. I now use cedocida and want to use yuy2 option because cce work with yuy2 material.So question stay the same for encoding/decoding configuration in cedocida. Member Since you are using cedocida to decompress DV and send it to CCE, cedicida's encoder settings don't matter.If you don't force an output color format cedocida and CCE will negotiate the best color format to use. This will most likely be YUY2 so the other decoder settings don't matter.I have noticed lately that cedocida has a problem with color decoding at the far right of the frame. The last 16 pixels or so. Here's a 4x enlargment from the far right of a frame:This is from an NTSC video. I don't know if PAL has the same problem. Member In Decoder if don't force an output format, then colorspace will be YV12. I now tested thisBut if force an output format, then colorspace will be YUY2.That was my first question. So if we want YUY2 we must select option:force an output format(and

I think he's just opening the DV AVI file directly in CCE. The cedocida DV decoder has the option of forcing its output to RGB, YUY2, or YV12. Always Watching Does CCE use a vfw DV codec if a DirectShow DV codec is available ? If not, it still wont use cedocida to decode. Member Originally Posted by guns1inger Does CCE use a vfw DV codec if a DirectShow DV codec is available ? If not, it still wont use cedocida to decode. My experience with CCE (Basic at least) is that it is VfW-based (and DirectShow ignorant). Our DV decoder comes in DirectShow and VfW flavo(u)rs and, when I have used it with CCE, it is the VfW one that is selected. See the bottom of this page. Member I checked CCE Basic too -- it only uses VFW codecs for input. Member I think he's just opening the DV AVI file directly in CCE. The cedocida DV decoder has the option of forcing its output to RGB, YUY2, or YV12. Yes, i opened dv avi directly in CCE(not frameserving) or make avisynth script and open dv avi file in cceSo what to do? My goal is YUY2 colorspace. Does is proper way if i in cedocida to force output format to YUY2? All filters whitch i work get in YUY2 colorspace not YV12.So,i capture,make avisynth script i send script to CCE. Because of that i want to get yuy2. Is that right? Always Watching If you add a ConvertToYUY2() either before your filters (needed if they use YUY2) or at the end of the script (if they require a different colourspace). Similar Threads Replies: 1 Last Post: 26th Nov 2010, 16:32 Replies: 0 Last Post: 9th Sep 2010, 03:10 Replies: 30 Last Post: 11th Jul 2010, 21:50 Replies: 0 Last Post: 19th Mar 2010, 22:45 Replies: 11 Last Post: 1st Mar 2009, 22:04 Visit our sponsor! Try DVDFab and backup Blu-rays!

MATROX VFW SOFTWARE CODECS SONY VEGAS MOVIE MATROX VFW SOFTWARE CODECS SONY VEGAS FREE If format is YV12, Cedocida convert this YUY2 frame to YV12 (interlaced or progressive)and output. The last conversion is the same as Avisynth function ConverttoRGB(). If format is RGB, Cedocida converts this YUY2 frame If output format is YUY2, Cedocida output this YUY2. (YUY2 is formed correctly, by averaging, and Reinterpolate420 is not needed). If output format is not YV12-DV, Cedocida always convert this DV-frame to YUY2. If output format is YV12 DV, it directly output this frame. More comments (I look to its source a little).Ĭedocida DV decoder v0.1.6 always firstly produce raw YV12-DV frame. LoadPlugin("E:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\Convolution3D.dll")ĭirectShowSource("H:\Video Tests 2\Julie project\debugmode.avi") LoadPlugin("E:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\UnDot.dll") Does anyoneĮlse have any comments about their results with this codec now To both VirtualDub, & TMPGEnc from VideoStudio. I can frameserve this ***.avs script using Debugmode It may not be the best denoiser script around, but it sure works Medium lighting, if anyone is interested in using it, (or critiquing it) I’m including the simpleĪVIsynth script I use for frameserving DV indoor filming under By the way, I found I could use it as a type 1, or Source DV codec, and encourage him to continue in it’sĭevelopment. Like to thank Andreas for his fine work, in making this free open That the Cedocida DV codec has all the parameters you can setĭepending on the final video format of your material. I had no problems with the artifacts mentioned in previous posts,Īnd the color was right on, & the picture sharp, and clean, when MATROX VFW SOFTWARE CODECS SONY VEGAS MOVIE The result was the best looking home movie DVD I’ve made so far. I also encoded that DV AVI as aĢ pass VBR 8000kbps/sec Average bitrate MPEG2 in TMPGEncĪnd encoded the audio into a stereo Dolby Digital AC3 soundtrack ThisĮdited\filtered DV AVI I then exported back to the camcorderĪs a master of the project. Video compression, Direct stream copy for the audio. Video using Fast recompress with the Cedocida DV codec as the Material in VideoStudio and Frameserved with Debugmode to anĪVIsynth script I use to remove the grain of indoor video,Īnd loaded the AVS script into Virtualdub to resave the filtered (no matter which DV codec I’m working with). Grain in the DV AVI I get when filming indoors with my NTSCĬannon Optura 10, and Panasonic PV-DV901D DV camcorders I recently filmed myĪunts indoor birthday party that had the normal amount of DV * You can also use other third party VFW (Video for Windows) codecs such as MagicYUV.I have not seen any new posts about Andreas Dittrich’s CedocidaĭV codec for about a month. ** Use Multithreading: If you use a high-end computer, check this option. If you use video editing software (Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere or Pinnacle Studio), you should try this codec.Ĭhoose " YV12" mode to increase the recording speed of Bandicam. This codec can provide better picture quality than Motion JPEG (MJPEG), and the recorded

For other AVI type formats. If you want to output again as DV, the Cedocida DV Codec, as mentioned, is a good choice. Just add it to the VD plugins folder. There are also lots of guides for VD at the bottom of the VD tool page.Or if you want to convert directly to MPEG for DVD after the VD edit, frameserving directly to a MPEG encoder, then authoring and burning is a good method. Or you could put the edited DV from VD into a all in one DVD converter like FAVC, DVD Flick or others that may be able to convert the DV to DVD. Haven't tried them for that. Both are freeware.EDIT: Looks like guns1inger already gave you about the same answer. Member Hi guns1inger & redwudz,Thank You. Originally Posted by guns1inger If you don't filter in Virtualdub, use Direct Stream Copy after editing and you will find that your files won't lose quality, and will be smaller if you have cut bits out, larger if you have added bits in. Either way, they will still be DV AVI. If you do use filters, save as DV AVI using the cedocida DV codec for a good quality/size trade off. I assume you know how to set video compression in virtualdub. How to add cedocida DV codec to VB? If I want to filter using VD then what should I do first?Thank you. Always Watching Just install it. It will then show up in the video compression codec list. Mod Neophyte If you want to add filters to VD, there are a few here: you've downloaded the ones you want, unzip them and add the .vdf file to your VirtualDub plugins folder. They will be available when you restart VD in the 'Filters' page. Member HI guns1inger & redwudz,If I want to filter and also use cedocida DV codec, I have to be using Full Processing Mode?Wow That's a lot of filters. I will have to read them and understand what their functions are.Filter first then Compression? Mod Neophyte There are a few hundred more filters available. Yes,

Chose yuy2) in decoder option.What about encoder settings? Member Originally Posted by SerbianBoss In Decoder if don't force an output format, then colorspace will be YV12. I now tested this Ah, it's different for NTSC and PAL. On NTSC DV it outputs YUY2. This makes sense because DV is 4:2:0 in PAL systems and 4:1:1 in NTSC systems. Originally Posted by SerbianBoss But if force an output format, then colorspace will be YUY2. Why is this necessary? Are you encoding MPEG2 with 4:2:2 subsampling? That would be rather unusual. I know the MPEG2 spec supports this but I don't know that CCE does. If you are using the more common 4:2:0 subsampling for MPEG2 then forcing cedocida to output YUY2 is a waste of time. You are taking 4:2:0 video from the DV file, converting it to 4:2:2 (YUY2), then CCE will convert it back to 4:2:0 before compression. And even if you are encoding MPEG2 with 4:2:2 subsampling, the only difference is who does the conversion from 4:2:0 to 4:2:2 -- cedocida or CCE. Originally Posted by SerbianBoss What about encoder settings? Going from DV to CCE you are not encoding DV. You are decoding DV. Member I forced output to get YUY2. Its important because CCE work with yuy2 material. So i want to feed CCE with yuy2 colorspace. With cedocida dv codec i only get yuy2 if i forced output and select yuy2. Always Watching You could do this much more simply with avisynth.If you are using virtualdub to frameserve because you want to use filters then using the cedocida DV codec to decode will not make any difference. As soon as you add a filter, virtualdub will move the video into the RGB colourspace to process it. Member Originally Posted by SerbianBoss I forced output to get YUY2. Its important because CCE work with yuy2 material. So i want to feed CCE with yuy2 colorspace. The version of CCE I am using accepts RGB, YUY2 and YV12 for encoding. Is there some processing function within it that only accepts YUY2?I may have found the difference. In CCE, under Options -> Misc, on the Misc tab there is an option labeled "Try decoding in YUY2 format". With that option checkmarked it accepts RGB, YUY2 and YV12 from cedocida. Without the option it only accpets YUY2. Member Originally Posted by guns1inger If you are using virtualdub to frameserve...