22.11.2019, 04:00
I have this problem too (AviSynth). It happens when video in the source video is Uncompressed AVI.
Tested on video:
Audio: ARAW, Stereo, 16bit, 48KHz
Video: 24bit, RGB (RV24)
I am not using GPU for computing.
I am use AviSynth to convert video because I find it has a better smooth algorithm and the video is smoother than Vapoursynth. It also offers more filters and more setup options.
I uploaded uncompressed AVI video for testing:
http://www.systemgroup.cf/mara/tests/60f...ressed.avi
http://www.systemgroup.cf/mara/tests/30f...ressed.avi
Duration: 1sec.
Size: 134MB (60fps), 69MB (30fps)
Audio: ARAW, Stereo, 16bit, 48KHz
Video: 24bit, RGB (RV24)
Resolution: 720p
For analysing converted video "frame by frame" i used and recomended VirtualDub2.
This error only occurs when I want to convert 60fps (from Video Editor - non-smoothly) video to 60fps video (smoothly) with AviSynth. There is no problem converting 30fps video to 60fps.
After testing and finding the cause, I discovered that the cause is in the CPU cores setting. If I leave the CPU cores item set to "0" it will display an error with "stats". If I change it to 3-64, the "stats" problem does not occur and the script/convert video completes successfully unless there are other errors. (physically, I have 2 Cores CPU on my device)
In my case, I didn't expect the Hybrid add-ons to have a problem processing a shortly video, so I discovered fixed the "stats" issue was, but there was a new bug (if shortly videos only):
Tested on video:
Audio: ARAW, Stereo, 16bit, 48KHz
Video: 24bit, RGB (RV24)
I am not using GPU for computing.
I am use AviSynth to convert video because I find it has a better smooth algorithm and the video is smoother than Vapoursynth. It also offers more filters and more setup options.
I uploaded uncompressed AVI video for testing:
http://www.systemgroup.cf/mara/tests/60f...ressed.avi
http://www.systemgroup.cf/mara/tests/30f...ressed.avi
Duration: 1sec.
Size: 134MB (60fps), 69MB (30fps)
Audio: ARAW, Stereo, 16bit, 48KHz
Video: 24bit, RGB (RV24)
Resolution: 720p
For analysing converted video "frame by frame" i used and recomended VirtualDub2.
This error only occurs when I want to convert 60fps (from Video Editor - non-smoothly) video to 60fps video (smoothly) with AviSynth. There is no problem converting 30fps video to 60fps.
After testing and finding the cause, I discovered that the cause is in the CPU cores setting. If I leave the CPU cores item set to "0" it will display an error with "stats". If I change it to 3-64, the "stats" problem does not occur and the script/convert video completes successfully unless there are other errors. (physically, I have 2 Cores CPU on my device)
In my case, I didn't expect the Hybrid add-ons to have a problem processing a shortly video, so I discovered fixed the "stats" issue was, but there was a new bug (if shortly videos only):
-> should be there after processing: F:\Video\2-Converted\60fps(non-smoothly)720p-uncompressed_05_24_27_9910_06.stats
starting 05_24_27_9910_06_video@05:24:29.097 - F:\Video\2-Converted\60fps(non-smoothly)720p-uncompressed.mp4
finished after 00:00:07.046
-> should be there after processing: F:\Video\2-Converted\05_24_27_9910_07.264
starting 05_24_27_9910_07_video@05:24:36.183 - F:\Video\2-Converted\60fps(non-smoothly)720p-uncompressed.mp4
finished after 00:00:00.201
-> 05_24_27_9910_07_video crashed: ERROR: F:\Video\2-Converted\05_24_27_9910_07.264 is too small! (byteSize: 0byte)
Aborting '05_24_27_9910_07_video' due to: ERROR: F:\Video\2-Converted\05_24_27_9910_07.264 is too small! (byteSize: 0byte)