Anime4000/IFME

Unexpected error in latest version

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IDK if it's a bug or something but this error comes across me for some specific encoded videos(dunno any special common characteristics for them) and miraculously doesn't appear for older version for the same video(I used v.7.7)
please fix this ASAP

oh, mkvmux in ffmpeg

this problem got solved or should wait for fix or new version? I understand now hard time, but i wanna know(if it's not too hard to explain) is it have some solution to solve this problem?

this bug still persists on the latest 21.05.25 debug version.. kindly look into this senpai

same error are you getting?

yes senpai.. tried that new AV1 encoder thing also.. same result

wait for another update

@SadSatanSama I have release 21.06.13, it should fix this issue
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ifme/files/encoder-gui/21.x/IFME-21.06.13_Debug.7z/download

give a try, see if works

yeah, it fixed - thanks!

allright, I close this issue, reopen if got problem :)

hi, sorry for reporting late as I was out of station.. thing is I tested it with 2 different processors( ryzen 3 2200G and ryzen 5 5600x) works fine in the 2nd one.. so thanks for solving the issue.. but when tried in the first one the encoding process got stuck after like 80% completion(for 2.5 hrs) so this ongoing issue is solved. but I'll like to inform you that the program got much less optimized now even for ryzen.

hi, sorry for reporting late as I was out of station.. thing is I tested it with 2 different processors( ryzen 3 2200G and ryzen 5 5600x) works fine in the 2nd one.. so thanks for solving the issue.. but when tried in the first one the encoding process got stuck after like 80% completion(for 2.5 hrs) so this ongoing issue is solved. but I'll like to inform you that the program got much less optimized now even for ryzen.

Sorry to hear that, I use Ryzen 3950X to compile, with strict -march=znver2 optimization.
You are using x265 MultiCoreWare (AVX2, GCC 10.2.0) on both processor right?

hi, sorry for reporting late as I was out of station.. thing is I tested it with 2 different processors( ryzen 3 2200G and ryzen 5 5600x) works fine in the 2nd one.. so thanks for solving the issue.. but when tried in the first one the encoding process got stuck after like 80% completion(for 2.5 hrs) so this ongoing issue is solved. but I'll like to inform you that the program got much less optimized now even for ryzen.

Sorry to hear that, I use Ryzen 3950X to compile, with strict -march=znver2 optimization.
You are using x265 MultiCoreWare (AVX2, GCC 10.2.0) on both processor right?

yeah.. of course

I checked that Ryzen 3 2200G using first gen Zen Arch
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/ryzen_3/2200g

probably need generic arch for this

I checked that Ryzen 3 2200G using first gen Zen Arch
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/ryzen_3/2200g

probably need generic arch for this

so is it solvable with keeping other features intact? or do I need to use my laptop(ryzen 5) from now on?? because I really don't wanna use a laptop for encoding ;___;

I checked that Ryzen 3 2200G using first gen Zen Arch
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/ryzen_3/2200g
probably need generic arch for this

so is it solvable with keeping other features intact? or do I need to use my laptop(ryzen 5) from now on?? because I really don't wanna use a laptop for encoding ;___;

Try disable encoders, navigate to Plugins\x265 and remove underscore of _plugin.video1-amd64_avx2.json
This will remove AVX2 encoder support