ForumTMPGEnc 4.0 Xpress detail information
| Posted by | Dee-27 | ||
| Posted on | 16/11/2006 | ||
| Manufacturer | Pegasys | ||
| Product | TMPGEnc 4.0 Xpress | ||
| Description | TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress encoder is now twice as powerful as before. Offering the most common file formats including HDV. | ||
| Current version | 4.4.1.238 | ||
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1. Four Step Encoding
TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress gives you an easier way of encoding with 4 steps: Start, Input, Output, Encode, along with settings template so you don’t waste your time figuring out the spec settings. Now it doesn’t take a video guru to be able to encode video; with the simple user interface, workflow is a lot more enjoyable.
2. Convenience
You can now open Windows XP Media Center files (DVR-MS) with TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress. It also accepts DVD video files, DVD-VR, along with support for High Definition Camcorders such as JVC.
3. Automatic Scene change detection
Automatically detect scene changes and flag them for reference to make life a little easier while editing.
4. Subtitle support
The new video generator blends the text into your video, and the new subtitle editor also provides numerous options and settings at your disposal.
5. Control your Color
4.0 XPress now includes a histogram with narrow and full range display options and also a simple vectorscope for easier color control. You can also correct color shift of YUV components using the Color Correction filter.
6. High Speed Thumbnail Viewing and Scrolling
Blaze through your footage as you seek for certain scenes. Why waste your time looking for a scene when you can spend the time editing the scene?
7. Create Slideshows using video frames
You can now create a slideshow with your pictures or by utilizing separate individual frames from your video, captured to file with the Frame Capture feature. You can also include an audio track for your slideshow along with a wide variety of transitions.
8. Need Filters?
TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress includes 19 unique filters and allows you to apply 30 filters to your video and encode it once.
Filters Include:
Picture Crop
Sharpness
Picture resize
Smart sharpness
Picture rotation
Video fade in/fade out
Deinterlace
Subtitles
Anti-flickering
Audio noise reduction
Video noise reduction
Audio volume adjustment
Ghost reduction
Audio fade in/fade out
Color correction
Bilingual audio
Color phase correction
Contour
Gaussian blur
9. Multiple filters, single encode
Apply multiply filters to your video and encode it once and encode it right, rather than encoding for each individual filter.
10. Extend the capacity of your DVD
TMPGEnc’s exclusive XDVD (eXtended DVD) format allows you to fit up to 24 hours worth of video on a single double layer DVD with same reliability and compatibility that TMPG has to offer.
11. Take your videos on the GO!
After obtaining the specific settings for your mobile device you can then output your videos from your PC to your PSP, iPod, and/or PDA utilizing the MPEG-4 ISO and H.264 file format.
12. Got HD?
Got High Definition Video? TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress now supports the import/output of High Definition video MPEG- 2 (MP@HL 1920x1080) files.
13. DivX support
Import/Output to DivX’s popular high quality file types with TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress. Thanks to the native support of DivX you can import and output to and from DivX formats.
Officially licensed DivX® video software productCreates high-quality DivX® video
DivX and associated logos are trademarks of DivX, Inc. and are used under license.
14. The Power of the Encoder
TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress is pleased to add to the list of formats that are supported, such as Windows Media Center PC, QuickTime Pro, DVD-Video, DVD Recordables (DVD-VR),or High Definition video from your camcorder such as JVC.
15. New and improved Editing engine
TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress has been revised with a cutting-edge video editing engine for better performance and more capabilities.
16. Multiple cuts, single encode
Make multiple cuts to your footage and encode it once rather than multiple times. This allows you to save a lot of time and energy.
17. Custom filter menu
Use the same filters all the time? 4.0 XPress allows you to customize your filter menu for faster and easier editing. List the filters you want or simply take out the filters you will never use.
18. Multiple filters, single encode
Apply multiply filters to your video and encode it once and encode it right, rather than encoding for each individual filter.
19. MP3 input and output
Encode and decode MP3 audio. You can even extract MP3 audio from a DivX video file! Got a DivX music video? Make an MP3 audio file to play on your digital music player!
add a tag4.4.1.238
Posted by H3rB3i
January 24, 2008
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Fixed Subtitle SRT file importation could fail when the last line was not empty.
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Fixed Subtitle SRT file importer now keeps the imported data up to the point where an error occured instead of discarding the whole data.
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Fixed When outputting in 1 clip = 1 file mode, the clip number would not display correctly.
4.4.1.237
Posted by H3rB3i
December 18, 2007
Fixed:
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Noise appearing when using a QuickTime source file.
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Picture distortion appearing during fast playback of a QuickTime sourcefile.
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An error could appear when outputting in H.264 through QuickTime 7.3.
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Enabling Deinterlace by default could considerably slow the output under specific conditions.
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Memory usage could become too high when processing a large number of projects in the Batch Encode Tool.
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Inconsistencies could appear when using an AVI/Wave audio file in µ-law format.
4.4.0.234
Posted by H3rB3i
November 12, 2007
Added:
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Optimized for Intel\'s Core™2 Extreme QX9650 processor and Xeon 5400 family of processors
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SSE4 routines optimization.
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New text align option in the subtitle layout editor.
Fixed:
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An Invalid Index error could occur in the Slideshow editor after adding a clip.
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Freeze could occur at new clip creation when adding more than 200 pictures in the slideshow.
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Clip reference could be lost during a picture addition in the slideshow, preventing a clip from being accessed for editing.
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Help link corrected within the application.
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Some specific QuickTime file format\'s framerate could not be retreived.
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Cancelled clip importation from a project would not be removed from a project when such clip could not be found at project loading.
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In HDV output mode, 1720x480/29.97 fps output setting would in fact outputs at 59.94 fps, resulting in an error.
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4096 bytes of data could disappear during the MPEG tool output.
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Non-outputted project\'s thumbnail in the batch encode tool would not update when resizing the tool window.
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Could not open wave files bigger than 2 GB.
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When erasing a layout in the subtitle editor, subtitles using a higher ID number would become invalid.
4.3.1.222
Posted by H3rB3i
July 12, 2007
Fixed
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MPEG-4 output could produce an invalid file.
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Including Author and Copyright information in the AVI output could create an unplayable file.
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Using the Time signal reduction filter could cause an application hang-up during playback or output.
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Importing a QuickTime file could cause an application hang-up during framerate analysis.
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Setting a fade-out duration longer than the source file duration could disable the filter.
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Displaying the audio waveform with video that is less than 1 fps could cause a memory access error.
4.2.10.211
Posted by H3rB3i
New: Windows Vista compatibility.
4.2.3.193
Posted by Womble
New Windows Media Player 11 Beta and Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile support. You are now able to select the display or source size in the Output preview window. PV3 HD capture card format is now supported through the PV3 Reader. (Requires the AviUtl plug-in EARTH SOFT DV.aui Ver 2.4.4) Updated The maximum number of B Pictures is now limited to 3 in the Main profile, following the MPEG-4 AVC specifications. Fixed You can no longer choose an unauthorized framerate for a specified DivX output profile. An error where the aspect ratio of a 4:3 740x480 WMV source displayed as Other (xx) instead of 4:3 has been fixed. In the subtitles filter editor, an error which occured when pressing the space bar while no text is selected has been fixed. An error which occured when starting the Batch encode tool if QuickTime 7.1.3 is installed has been fixed. The appearance of the "An error occured while structuring the clip edit window" warning has been fixed. An error where the deinterlace filter in "Replication - simple" and "Replication - animation" mode inverts the lowest field has been fixed. An error which may have occured during a picture resize has been fixed, and the the amount of memory used has been reduced. Depending the display size, the Overlay display mode added a black line around the picture; this has been fixed. Outputting a 16:9 source in PNG or JPG sequential pictures with the keep aspect ratio enabled displayed white top and bottom bars instead of black; this has been fixed. Abnormal terminations which may have occured when opening a DVR-MS file with the DirectShow file reader have been fixed. Outputting a resized DivX or MP4 while keeping the aspect ratio may have resulted in an abnormal aspect ratio and black framing; this has been fixed. Using the DivX reader resulted in false aspect ratio values, framerate values, etc. displaying in the Clip properties window; this has been fixed. MPEG-2A720x480 2.21:1 in the Clip properties window are now correctly recognized. DivX file output format non-standard parameters fixes: Miscellaneous fixes. Other Non-compliant HDTV profile macroblock maximum limit in interlaced and progressive mode has been corrected; It is now possible to select an other aspect ratio than 1:1 in Home theatre profile; It is now possible to select the bidirectionnal encoding (B frame output) when using a profile with interlaced mode video type; It is now possible to select GMC/Quarterpixel search when using a profile; You can no longer select a non-compliant audio bitrate; A problem with some of the standard audio bitrate value selection has been fixed.
