PMP Mod v2.02 & PMP Mod AVC v1.02

softgun · Post by **softgun** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 2:56 am

Hey Jonny

thanks for answering my question. I just encoded an episode of Ghost in the Shell: SAC to PMP, and it looks gorgeous. I have UMD movies, and this software gives the UMD quality a run for the money. Great job!

So no one's had any problems with the overclocking @ 333 mhz? I'm just a bit paranoid that I'll burn out my PSP or something.

Eingang · Post by **Eingang** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 3:31 am

Hi there !

I am now simply totally satisfied with my settings. Quality is 99% UMD like, if source is at least DVD - always and 100% for sure !!! The secret are first sharpening filter with not too high values (15-20max) and second many many passes. My first perfect sample movie is a 7-pass file, Riddick Directors Cut with about 1,5GB - I´m overwhelmed !! Brightness filter is not needed or recommended, as you can use the top-triggers with malcoms mod instead, which is more felxible.

@Jonny

There is definetely a bottleneck issue depending on the stick and - I suppose - fragmentation on the stick. If there is a stuttering on low bitrates, I have to press stop, the stick-light flashes several times, then go on and the stuttering is gone. Imho I would say increasing the puffer a little bit would be the solution.....

yawoo · Post by **yawoo** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 4:20 am

Please try to add "keyint=250" in "Extra->Video Encoder" under WinMEnc, and check whether the keyframe problem is solved or not. If not, try the value "keyint=0" further.

artik · Post by **artik** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 4:54 am

BaLdMoNkEy wrote:For those who care, ive updated PSPMPVerter to v0.9 with a few new features

check it out here

BaLdMoNkEy, amazing job you done....

here is 3 suggestions.

1/ save settings (if i set "800kbps, it stay at 800 each time i lauch it) =)
2/ allow to encode .mod and .rmvb format
3/ a little bug when you load a 4/3 movie !

Pliz continu your work ... AMAZING !!!! near perfection for me !
(and great thx for the size calculator !! :)

Can't waittttttttt =)

Sorted · Post by **Sorted** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 9:14 am

softgun wrote:
So no one's had any problems with the overclocking @ 333 mhz? I'm just a bit paranoid that I'll burn out my PSP or something.

your psp is designed to run at 333mhz , they actually underclock it!
some games soon might use 333

digital99 · Post by **digital99** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 10:26 am

yawoo, I entered ""keyint=250" in "Extra->Video Encoder" under WinMEnc as you said but the encoding process would not start. Perhaps it's just me so it will help if somebody tries this and posts their results also.

xxxstarmanxxx · Post by **xxxstarmanxxx** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 10:26 am

daume wrote: but with winmenc i didnt succeed to ripping directly a dvd into pmp :'( so if someone has a solution (i dont want to rip my dvd into an xvid avi .. before encoding into pmp (too long) it would be nice

Did you know winmenc 0.5x encodes directly from a vob file??????

Just add the vob file in the batch list - works perfect!

Just rip the DVD to your hard drive as 1 large vob file using dvd dycriptor or claddvd.

No need to convert to avi first - and this gives you a direct dvd to pmp encode.

In reading your statement above i'm guessing you're converting a DVD to avi then converting the avi again to make a pmp movie.

If so you're actually reducing the quality of your final encode as you're re-encoding an avi file into another avi file thats sitting in a modified container (pmp).

The process under winmenc should be VOB > XvidAVI+MP3 > muxed to PMP

If I have misunderstood you and you are already doing the above - then MPEG2/AC3 or any other video/audio source will need to be converted into and AVI(MPEG4)/MP3. It has to be converted to xvid/divx first as the Video/Audio stream is needed to make a PMP file possible.

Hope that helps

J.

xxxstarmanxxx · Post by **xxxstarmanxxx** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 10:30 am

wooolF wrote:@xxxstarmanxxx

Great responce! thanks a lot :) will try it ASAP. By the way, care to attach/post your INI file here? Just so I'll be sure mine looks in same way (more or less). Have a nice weekend!

Winmenc ini

[Options]
VideoSize=Original|480:272|368:272|480:208
Videofps=Original|15|23.976|24|29.97
SubCP=cp936|cp950|cp1250|unicode

[Settings]
SysFont=Arial
SysFontSize=9
VideoEnc=XviD
VideoBR=786
AudioEnc=Mp3
AudioHz=44100
AudioBR=128
AudioCh=Stereo
VideoSize=480:272
Videofps=Original
AudioID=Default
AudioVol=Default
VolNorm=1
VHQ=0
2Pass=1
1PassTurbo=1
Deinterlace=0
SubEnable=0
SubPos=90
SubSize=3
SubBlur=1
SubOutline=1
SubCP=unicode
SubFileExt=
SubFont=I:\mencoder\mplayer\gbsn00lp16\font.desc
Mode=DVD
Priority=
Xcmd=-sws 9
Xvc=
Xvf=harddup
Xac=
Xaf=
SysLang=english
OutputFolder=I:\
SubLoad=srt
Xss=
Xendpos=
XExt=pmpmux.bat
------------------------

Hope that can help you in some way mate.

All the best

J.

yoshaw · Post by **yoshaw** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 1:05 pm

Thanks to Jonny for the amazing PMP Mod.

These are much better versions of the videos I submitted earlier along with the addition of TWELVE new PS3 trailers! The version2 quality is twice as sharp as the one before. I'm sure you guys would love to show these visuals to your friends and family to secure yourself a PS3 as a birthday or christmas present in 2006 ;)

These Playstation3 trailers =

Metal Gear Solid 4 @ TGS 2005(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11007761/MGS ... 5.pmp.html

Project Offset EPIC FANTASY FPS(DVD)
http://rapidshare.de/files/11011965/Pro ... t.pmp.html

Gran Turismo 5 @ TGS 2005(HD-CAM) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11008181/Gra ... 5.pmp.html

Getaway PS3 @ TGS 2005(HD-CAM) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11009321/Get ... 5.pmp.html

LAIR @ TGS 2005(HD-CAM) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11010018/Lai ... 5.pmp.html

TEKKEN (DVD)- PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11004901/Tek ... s.pmp.html

Final Fantasy VII Remake(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11004673/Fin ... s.pmp.html

Unreal Engine 3 (UT2007)(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11004394/Unr ... s.pmp.html

Fight Night Round 3(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11005574/Fig ... s.pmp.html

WarHawk Remake(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11005113/War ... s.pmp.html

Heavenly Sword(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11002698/hea ... s.pmp.html

Killing Day(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3
http://rapidshare.de/files/11005762/Kil ... s.pmp.html

Motorstorm(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3 (Version2!!!)
http://rapidshare.de/files/11003233/Mot ... s.pmp.html

Killzone(DVD) - PLAYSTATION 3 (Version2!!!)
http://rapidshare.de/files/11002212/Kil ... s.pmp.html

@ wooolF

I got your PM. Uhm, not sure how to give a detailed setup but let me try. The softwares I use are :

DVD Decrypter,
Virtualdubmod,
BeLite,
Jonny's PMPmuxer.

To add any DVD's VOB files in Virtualdubmod is a two step process. First step involves you deciding which chapters from the DVD need to be ripped. Then open the DVD with DVD Decrypter. Find the chapter with the most time and you'll be fine. I highly suggest you tweak the settings of DVD Decrypter to make/rip 1 big VOB file for your HDD.

The second step. Open this VOB file in Virtualdubmod and you're back to the usual Xvid encoding methods. Find tutorials at videohelp-dot-com. Also learn how to use the Sharpen filter(gives UMD quality to the result!). Once done, directstream the finished avi file without the audio(read tuts at videohelp on how to remove audio) and let's suppose this audio-less-avi file is 'A' for reference purpose of the final explaination.

Now open the 'stable' BeLite(a BeSweet GUI, google for it!) and open the same VOB in here as well. Choose the MP3 tag and set it according to the settings described at Jonny's website(try 1st page of the thread for link). Let's suppose the resultant CBR mp3 file is 'B'.

Open Jonny's PMP Muxer. Now, as we discussed above, choose 'A' in the first line and 'B' in the second line. Third line is where you decide to save the file and give it a name. Once these 3 steps done, press the GO button and you'll find yourself a nice PMP format file.

Sorry for not going into too much detail. Hope this helped. I'll see if I can take the time out to create a full fledged tut with pics n all. But not anytime soon, too busy creating my collection into PMP format.

miemt11 · Post by **miemt11** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 4:21 pm

PMP Simple Converter 0.05 for memcoder and pmp_muxer

Develop by miemt11 Date 15 Jan 2006
----------------------------------------------------
_______________
What can it do?
_______________

Convert any video (rmvb, avi, mpg, wmv, asf) to PSP PMP format
========================================================================

Change from version 0.04

1: add multi-thread (CPU core) opntion to inprove speed (Only for Dual-core or hyperthreading processor)
2: add new 160:100, 320:200, 360:256, 480:192, 480:200, 480:204, 480:208, 480:256 and 480:264 resolution
3: GUI change to allow more easier to encode PMP for first time user
4: Overall Program File size is only 36KB :)
5: New Edit Menu
6: add Very simple preview video player (Need mplayer), now you can preview before encoding

Screenshot

Download Here
http://rapidshare.de/files/11008003/PMP ... 5.rar.html

or here

http://s8.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1B7L9 ... ONRMHBDPUN

Component Requirement:

1: Get all the memcoder component from here
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/dload.html
and intall all any directory you like. e.g. C:\Memcoder

for real media and windows media video format you need the codec from here
http://www1.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/codecs.html

2: Put pmp_muxer.exe to the intall directory e.g. C:\Memcoder

3: Now extract my PMP Simple to the intall directory e.g. C:\Memcoder

4: .Net Framework Runtime 2.00 from here
http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... tnetfx.exe

rajah sulayman · Post by **rajah sulayman** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 5:47 pm

EDIT: Nm. Figured it out.

ESTIMULO · Post by **ESTIMULO** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 7:36 pm

miemt11 wrote:PMP Simple Converter 0.05 for memcoder and pmp_muxer

Develop by miemt11 Date 15 Jan 2006
----------------------------------------------------
_______________
What can it do?
_______________

Convert any video (rmvb, avi, mpg, wmv, asf) to PSP PMP format
========================================================================

Change from version 0.04

1: add multi-thread (CPU core) opntion to inprove speed (Only for Dual-core or hyperthreading processor)
2: add new 160:100, 320:200, 360:256, 480:192, 480:200, 480:204, 480:208, 480:256 and 480:264 resolution
3: GUI change to allow more easier to encode PMP for first time user
4: Overall Program File size is only 36KB :)
5: New Edit Menu
6: add Very simple preview video player (Need mplayer), now you can preview before encoding

Screenshot

Download Here
http://rapidshare.de/files/11008003/PMP ... 5.rar.html

or here

http://s8.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1B7L9 ... ONRMHBDPUN

Component Requirement:

1: Get all the memcoder component from here
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/dload.html
and intall all any directory you like. e.g. C:\Memcoder

for real media and windows media video format you need the codec from here
http://www1.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/codecs.html

2: Put pmp_muxer.exe to the intall directory e.g. C:\Memcoder

3: Now extract my PMP Simple to the intall directory e.g. C:\Memcoder

4: .Net Framework Runtime 2.00 from here
http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... tnetfx.exe

Could you add a cropping option like virtualbub filter? in example, top crop and botton crop in pixels to remove black borders.
Thanks and sorry my english.

NyNex · Post by **NyNex** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 12:09 am

Eingang wrote:Hi there !

@Jonny

There is definetely a bottleneck issue depending on the stick and - I suppose - fragmentation on the stick. If there is a stuttering on low bitrates, I have to press stop, the stick-light flashes several times, then go on and the stuttering is gone. Imho I would say increasing the puffer a little bit would be the solution.....

Eingang. Read my post on page 12

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... eda23359d4

yoshaw · Post by **yoshaw** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 4:58 am

NyNex wrote:
Eingang wrote:Hi there !

@Jonny

There is definetely a bottleneck issue depending on the stick and - I suppose - fragmentation on the stick. If there is a stuttering on low bitrates, I have to press stop, the stick-light flashes several times, then go on and the stuttering is gone. Imho I would say increasing the puffer a little bit would be the solution.....
Eingang. Read my post on page 12

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... eda23359d4

Sorry for interrupting. But I'm also curious to know how the stuttering can be removed. So do you mind if I ask you to speak in proper understandable terms instead of programming language? You see, I'm not familiar with the terms programmers use so an easier explanation might helps us all.

Sorry for being rude but if you really want to help with this then please, why not try to find a solution that helps everyone instead of just the ones who know programming? Really appreciate if you don't take it as an offense but actually try to help Jonny add a solution to audio stuttering instead of pointing the concerned at your old posts. Thanks for understanding :)

NyNex · Post by **NyNex** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 5:10 am

yoshaw wrote:
Sorry for interrupting. But I'm also curious to know how the stuttering can be removed. So do you mind if I ask you to speak in proper understandable terms instead of programming language? You see, I'm not familiar with the terms programmers use so an easier explanation might helps us all.

Sorry for being rude but if you really want to help with this then please, why not try to find a solution that helps everyone instead of just the ones who know programming? Really appreciate if you don't take it as an offense but actually try to help Jonny add a solution to audio stuttering instead of pointing the concerned at your old posts. Thanks for understanding :)

First.

I am working on it.

Second.

I am pointing to my old post to avoid repetitions. If you read all posts, you can see that jonny takes into account this subject. So everyone will have the solution as soon as possible.

Third.

I don't understand your attitude. Are you doing something to help?

PD:I had to bite my tongue to stop myself from blurting it out about this guy

jonny · Post by **jonny** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 5:26 am

everything must be analyzed and benchmarked in the correct way before i touch the reading routines.
there could be different performance with different memstick, but until i get some test on the std 32MB memstick i can't decide if/how to change some stuffs.
everyone should not worry too much about technical aspects (at least everyone not able to give exact data/numbers and technical help :)
if a problem is reported, it will be analyzed and, if possible, sorted

If there is a stuttering on low bitrates, I have to press stop, the stick-light flashes several times, then go on and the stuttering is gone.

this is not an indicator of reading bottleneck, it's simply that a full second of audio/video is buffered while you are in pause.
if, after pause, the stuttering is gone, this indicate more a complex scene, not read bottleneck

yoshaw · Post by **yoshaw** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 6:27 am

NyNex wrote: I am working on it.

Thanks. I wish you the best in providing us all a better solution to the issues at hand.

I don't understand your attitude. Are you doing something to help?

Uhm... Maybe reading the parts where I said don't take this as an offense would prove mighty helpful. I also thanked you for that if I'm not mistaken. But I can understand if English isn't your language. Not mine either as you can tell. Regardless, there was no intentional attitude involved in my post.

PD:I had to bite my tongue to stop myself from blurting it out

Take it easy pal. As what you assumed is clearly in total contrast with what I had even intended. Let's get back to topic now that the misunderstanding is over.

NyNex · Post by **NyNex** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 7:37 am

yoshaw wrote: Uhm... Maybe reading the parts where I said don't take this as an offense would prove mighty helpful. I also thanked you for that if I'm not mistaken. But I can understand if English isn't your language. Not mine either as you can tell. Regardless, there was no intentional attitude involved in my post.

You can say it is not an offense, but it sounds like that. Try to use a less rude tone next time.

Let's get back to topic now that the misunderstanding is over.

I don't need to read it again.

This is not the right place to this kind of disputes. So, this is my last post about your words. I will use pm next time. One of the moderators would must delete my last two post (including this).

Sorted · Post by **Sorted** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 8:05 am

i have ben happily converting my Avi's now i would like to try a few DVDs.

however when i rip a DVD to a 1 file vob with dvd decrypter

Virtualdubmod can open it but only converts the 1st chapter.

I have used the setting in DVD decrypter to not split the files.

It plays ok in Power DVD

any ideas anyone?

Itaintrite · Post by **Itaintrite** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 1:23 pm

Nice work on simple converter .4 miemt, but I still get an error message at the end of the process eventhough the file came out fine.

miemt11 · Post by **miemt11** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 2:08 pm

Itaintrite wrote:Nice work on simple converter .4 miemt, but I still get an error message at the end of the process eventhough the file came out fine.

You mean the AVI to PMP file is working but my simple converter show a error message.

This could be the Language setting of your Windows.

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:00 pm

*EDITED* Please see the following posts for the ready to use package...

it comes in the package.. as command line utility, just put it there in the same folder..

Secondly, to the author,
please check your GUI design, as text and some fields become invisible while using Windows Classic Style:

As opposed to Windows XP Style:

Thanks!

miemt11 · Post by **miemt11** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:02 pm

hyedipin wrote:Mencoder, not MEMCODER...
http://ftp5.mplayerhq.hu/mplayer/releases/win32/

it comes in the package.. as command line utility, just put it there in the same folder..

Secondly, to the author,
please check your GUI design, as text and some fields become invisible while using Windows Classic Style:

As opposed to Windows XP Style:

Thanks!

Oh Interesting, Ha HA my typo error.

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:07 pm

Hello miemt11,

I just posted on the qj forum, and had your reply, I will stop posting at QJ and deal with only this forum.
.
Thanks for the quick reply, I just ran into another problem which I will post in a second..

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:08 pm

got this error:

I also got the output to pmp and will try in PSP now..

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:11 pm

After the ABOVE post (the error) VIDEO worked JUST FINE!

Great job putting this together man..

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:28 pm

I am packing a ready pack for everyone to use without having to download stuff, put them into folders, move them around etc.

So they can simple Download, UnPack/UnZip, and click and GO!

;)

Please wait, I am uploading it right now. Hopefully that can answer a few questions before they are even asked.

Jan 15th - PMP Simple Converter (Divx/Avi to PMP) to use with PMP Player MOD http://rapidshare.de/files/11072386/PMP ... k.rar.html

miemt11 · Post by **miemt11** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:35 pm

hyedipin wrote:got this error:

I also got the output to pmp and will try in PSP now..

I guess is due to the resource does return back to my program Active Windows, and this cause some unexpected error.

It should still work fine, even if you click continue program (Am I right)

miemt11 · Post by **miemt11** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:38 pm

hyedipin wrote:I am packing a ready pack for everyone to use without having to download stuff, put them into folders, move them around etc.

So they can simple Download, UnPack/UnZip, and click and GO!

;)

Please wait, I am uploading it right now. Hopefully that can answer a few questions before they are even asked.

Jan 15th - PMP Simple Converter (Divx/Avi to PMP) to use with PPM Player
http://rapidshare.de/files/11072386/PMP ... k.rar.html

Nice upload, this does make easier for first time user .BTW is PMP or PPM player (Nevermind)

hyedipin · Post by **hyedipin** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:39 pm

miemt11 wrote:
I guess is due to the resource does return back to my program Active Windows, and this cause some unexpected error.

It should still work fine, even if you click continue program (Am I right)

You are totally right, it works fine, but it is at the end of the encoding.
By the way speed is fine, and please look into GUI as I hate using XP style ;)

Thanks!

forums.ps2dev.org

PMP Mod v2.02 & PMP Mod AVC v1.02

re: Jonny

Re: another update :p

Re: re: Jonny

PMP Simple Converter 0.05 for memcoder and pmp_muxer

Quick question about PSPMPverter 0.9

Re: PMP Simple Converter 0.05 for memcoder and pmp_muxer

Virtualdubmod doesnt recognise a VOB