Closed Dendraspis closed 3 years ago
Yes, today at the latest tomorrow.
Sounds good, I can't live without your cosmetic changes. 😁
Any news, @Patman86 I know you're a Dad more than once, but we need this one if you can spare some time, please 😁
I know that you are addictive for this! I will make you a new version tomorrow, promised 😉
DONE, but tagging went wrong 🤦♂️ Version is tagged as 3.5+9+14 but it should be 3.5+8+15...
@Dendraspis have a look at commit 7cc02345c2752bd2a06a71e3d01504e742b1e042 (info text)
Thanks. 🙂 And you are really sure you don't want to fix the version number? 😉
Do you mean the log levels, that now all have the same size? 😎 👍 Very nice idea, indeed!
Thanks for the good work @Patman86 !!
Next Staxrip release will most probably be v2.2.0 a major release version, and although version number does not affect the actual process, it may be seen as sloppy in a major release to have a wrong version number displayed in the output text. So I add my vote to @Dendraspis to fix it !! please 🙏🏼 😊
I will correct the version number at the weekend. I hope you can wait that long 😁
@Dendraspis yes, I mean the log level info
Regarding your last announcements: so you mean if I can wait till Monday? 😜 🤐 The plan was to release it tomorrow evening, but I think we can wait a bit. 😁
I'll do my best and try to correct that tonight, by the weekend at the latest.
I'll change the log info text for x264 too
We still have some ugly bugy, so weekend is enough. 😊
I've been researching the tagging process for some time and my version tagging is correct. The version tagging from the source is incorrect. I will report it.
@Patman86 Sounds good. 🙂 And who missed to bump the version? 😁
Beside that I have a little question to you and probably it's just a cosmetic thing or so, but it makes me curious, even it does not make any difference.
You get these outputs when you select a --output-depth
of
x265 [INFO]: build info [Windows][GCC 10.2.0][64 bit] 12bit
x265 [INFO]: build info [Windows][GCC 10.2.0][64 bit] 10bit
x265 [INFO]: build info [Windows][GCC 10.2.0][64 bit] 8bit+10bit+12bit
Why does only 8bit provide, that this build can handle all bit depths?
This is because the version with 8 bit depth forms the basis and the 10 bit and 12 bit are only linked (library). They are not stand-alone binaries.
test this one...
I've been researching the tagging process for some time and my version tagging is correct. The version tagging from the source is incorrect. I will report it.
I remember same thing happened once, maybe 1 year ago or so... The error was from the source...
@Patman86 Thanks for the answer and the binary, which was not necessary as it was just a question to enlighten my knowledge.
@44vince44 This was also my first thought. 😎
The test version shows everything correctly when you use command x265.exe -V
, the selected bit depth is only displayed when encoding. I can also look again that I get it adjusted so that all bit depths are always displayed
Your official release does it already. 🤔
x265 [INFO]: HEVC encoder version 3.5+9+14-6c69ed37d [Mod by Patman]
x265 [INFO]: build info [Windows][GCC 10.2.0][64 bit] 8bit+10bit+12bit
x265 [INFO]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast LZCNT SSSE3 SSE4.2 AVX FMA3 BMI2 AVX2
Like I said, there is no need to change that behavior from my side. We know the system (now) and we know, that everything works. 👍
Hey @Patman86 ,
are you going to update your code to v3.5 FINAL in the near future? 😃