TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5.1.1.52

TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 Version 5.1.1.52 - October 6, 2011
Improved
The Precision denoise filter accelerates much faster and reduces afterimages better than the prior version. Note that it is possible the filtering will not use CUDA acceleration depending on your computer environment since CPU acceleration related to the filtering can be much faster than that of some CUDA devices. In the case that the CPU is faster than the CUDA device, the CPU will be used.
Reference Data:
Input Source Info: 720x480 29.97fps (MPEG-2/mp2) 2229 frames
Output Format: DVD standard 720x480 29.97fps (MPEG-2+AC3)
Precision denoise filter enabled, "standard, strength 100"
CPU: Core 2 Duo E6550 (2.33GHz), 2 cores, 2 threads
Encode time (Ver5.0.6.38): 7m 57s (when using CUDA GeForce9600GT: 4m 47s)
Encode time (Ver5.1.1.52): 4m 52s (when using CUDA GeForce9600GT: 3m 11s)
CPU: Core i7 920 (2.67GHz), 4 cores, 8 threads
Encode time (Ver5.0.6.38): 6m 36s (when using CUDA GeForce 285GTX: 1m 31s)
Encode time (Ver5.1.1.52): 1m 54s (when using CUDA GeForce 285GTX: 1m 30s)
Precision denoise filter enabled, "standard, protect details"
CPU: Core i7 920 (2.67GHz), 4 cores, 8 threads
Encode time (Ver5.0.6.38): 11m 59s (when using CUDA GeForce 285GTX: 3m 11s)
Encode time (Ver5.1.1.52): 2m 01s (CUDA not used)
Improved (Importation)
Some specific codecs that cannot decode interlaced MotionJPEG in AVI containers will no longer be used. This revision reduces the cause of the display picture being black upon entering the Edit / Filter windows.
When reading a Blu-ray via the Source Wizard, chapter names can now be read.
The framerate is now displayed for each title during TS file importation through the Source Wizard.
Corrected (Importation)
Could not get the program name when reading the file through the TS file reader.
Could not handle half and full-size-space characters correctly when reading ISDB type subtitles trough the TS file reader.
Would freeze when reading some specific FLV files.
On Windows XP, it could not decode some specific MPEG-4/AVC stream that didn't have a notification of the end of stream.
Took enormous amounts of time in order to read some specific MOV files when read though the QuickTime 7 file Reader.
When opening a project file and a "could not find source" error occurs, replacing the missing source file would not work properly. could not work correctly, in case of replacing with other materials since an error occurred such as could not find a clip or other materials, and also such the materials includes a image file or specifying video and audio separately.
Fixed a problem where video files read with the Media Foundation file reader would not display properly when fast-forwarding or rewinding in the cut-editor.
The QuickTime 7 file reader was improved and the following problems have been resolved:
Brightness changed from the middle when reading a MOV file made from the AVID DNxHD codec
Could not decode in the correct order of frames for MOV files shot with specific cameras.
A sound gap would occur when reading some specific MOV files.
Could not open MOV files containing only audio streams.
TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 would freeze when reading an MOV file without the codec despite requiring the codec to play.
The Source Wizard's Blu-ray/DVD/TS analysis reading function was corrected, and the following problems have been resolved:
Could not correctly read specific character strings such as program information when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV).
Could not correctly read data containing two or more STC sequences when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV).
Would sometimes not perform correctly when getting the duration of the title when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV).
A divide by zero error might occur if there was a lot of garbage data in the MPEG stream header when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV).
Titles might not be included in the title selection when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV) which contains 50p or 60p video data.
Upon reading Blu-ray (BDAV/BDMV) data, the operation might be overly intensive due to unnecessarily checking at the end of the file when reading the last subtitle data.
Could not read only a part of specific BDAV/BDMV data when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV/BDMV).
The thumbnail image in the title list would not be displayed correctly when reading a Blu-ray file (BDAV/BDMV).
The MPEG file reader was improved and the following problems have been resolved:
When reading Dolby Digital Plus audio, a memory leak would occur.
When previewing Dolby Digital Plus audio from the file head, there would be no sound.
When opening an MPEG file which contains several types of audio formats, they would sometimes not be reflected in the list for the audio stream selection.
Would refer a wrong proxy file when specifying.
Would mistakenly recognize the size as 1920×1088 when reading a 1920×1080 H.264 MOV file.
When decoding AAC audio which switches the channel mode in the middle, a noise would occur at the switching point.
When reading specific FLV files, the picture would become black and the time would not display correctly.
When reading AAC audio which switches the channel mode in the middle, a audio gap would occur at the switching point.
When the audio packets did not include audio-data in the file head, the FLV file reader would incorrectly identify the type of audio.
Corrected (Output)
The MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) encoder engine (x264) has been updated.
Upon outputting JPEG files, the component Id within the SOF0 segment was not correctly marked.
Could not correctly display the error when the commit size approached the 4GB memory size during encoding with the x264 encoding engine.
When an exception would occur in the internal encoder, there would be no notification of the details of the exception.
Depending on the timing, it was possible that Memory Access Errors would occur when starting multiple simultaneous encodes from AAC audio or FLV files as the source materials.
Would output invalid files when outputting an H.264/AVC file using the Intel Media SDK encoder and the number of reference frames was set as "1".
If the source file was an H.264/AVC stream with a multi-slice picture field, it could not be multiplexed into an MP4/MKV.
Could not control the VBV buffer correctly when multiplexing some specific MPEG-2 video streams.
When the baseline profile was selected for MPEG-4/AVC output, some advanced settings that should be fixed were changeable.
When CUDA was enabled, the QuickTime file output would be choppy.
A QuickTime file encoded as a MOV was not displayed correctly in some environments.
The value of the average bitrate would change immediately in response to other numerical inputs even if it was changed in the encoding/bitrate settings for output such as MPEG or MKV.
Changed (Output)
When using the x264 encoder, the aspect ratio is now based on the 2005 H.264 standards instead of the 2009 standards since some players still cannot interpret the 2009 standard.
Corrected (Playback, editing, filters)
Noise would appear on a picture when the width/height was not a multiple of 16 when using the Precision Denoise Filter through CUDA.
The Mask filter's (type: Blur) set strength value would revert to the default value when the filter window was re-opened.
After selecting 24fps as the Deinterlace mode, an error would occur when the source aspect ratio was changed in the clip settings.
The vintage picture filter was unable to be used when SSE2 or later was enabled in the CPU settings. Also, an error occurred when it was used in an environment where multi threading acceleration for filtering was enabled.
In the subtitles filter, the characters would display at a shifted position when a specific layout setting was used.
The mask when added through the mask filter would not be deletable by using the DEL key or specifying the unmask range.
In the audio properties window of the clip properties, pressing the ESC key would apply changes to the channel mode setting.
Even though thumbnail would be disabled, the high-speed thumbnail navigation would still work with the Ctrl + number keys.
On a PC which had not been restarted for a long time, an error occurred at startup when trying to edit a project that was previously registered in the batch encode tool.
In the explore view function of the timeline window, a sample format error occurred when playing a source with a width or height of 2048 or more.
When inputting an MPEG-4 file into the Multiplexer(advanced) in the MPEG tool, the default output format would be MKV.
Corrected (Other)
A canceled job still remained in the batch encode tool when the tool was re-opened.
When editing a long clip in the timeline window at maximum magnification, making changes to the volume level caused an extraordinary increase in processing activity.
In cases where network hardware equipment had been replaced since the last license validation, a license validation prompt would be executed again.
An deadlock would occur in communication between TMPGEncVMW5Encoder.exe and the main exe.
On environments where there is an H67/Z68 chipset and dual monitors, the CUDA functions could not be used depending on the connection settings.
In cases where the batch encode tool had been reopened from the taskbar, the tool would not accept the adding of project files by drag-and-drop.
Even though the MPEG extension setting had been changed in the preferences, the setting would revert without being stored properly.
Other minor corrections.

Encoding Made Simple.
Navigate Through Your Project with the Easy-to-Use Interface.

The Start-up Lancher window gives you the first option for your project. If you just need to convert one video, or link together several videos, choose the "Normal Mode". If you want to create a more sophisticated output with layered videos, or mix video with different audio sources, choose the "Timeline mode". Next, use the Format selector to choose the output format and continue to the Encode process. Voilà, video creation made simple!
Intuitive stages take you through your project with ease!


Tons of Input and Output Formats.
If you've got it, convert it.

Natively supporting a wide variety of the most recent formats such as FLV (H.264), WebM, and the MKV container, you practically don't need to install external CODECs. You can edit and output without needing any knowledge in these formats. Furthermore, it also includes AVCHD, Blu-ray disc importation and even HDV capture functions. It even includes the Editing Proxy function, allowing you to swiftly edit Full HD content.


Cut-Edit Your Video.
With an Improved Editing Window.

The Cut-editor window, while keeping its user interface simple for quick comprehension, has been enhanced with functions to support high-definition editing.
Drop Folder image

* Accelerated preview/fast navigation thanks to the Intuitive Draw Technology 3.0 （IDT3.0）. The decoding stage can use CUDA or Intel Media SDK (for compatible formats only), making it easier for high definition video editing.
* You can use the mouse to move within an image when the preview image is larger than the display area, making it possible to edit regardless of the image resolution.
*Image with a resolution higher than 2048 pixels is resized.
* Clip Start/End points can now be set through sliders, allowing simplier cut-editing.
* Audio meter displays the channel number and peak level in real time. You can prevent audio distortion by using the audio filters.


Search Smarter, Not Harder.

Use the mouse's right button to quickly search in the scrolling thumbnail strip. Furthermore, by pressing the mouse's center wheel you activate the automatic scene change detection and jump to the next or previous scene change.


The Filter list.
Enhance Your Video with Filters.
Correct, Improve, and Enhance Video.

From filters aimed at improving the image quality of the source (like the Video denoise and Smart sharpness) to the newly added and creative Vintage picture and Speed filters, many types of filters are now available to you.


Encode Your Video.
Use Templates for Popular Devices and Formats.

Using the Output format template, you can safely and simply set-up the encoder, even you use it for the time, without having to verify the player device's limitations. The Output format template selector sets the encoder for you, so you do not need to have knowledge of the intricate requirements of DVD-Video, Blu-ray formats, or highly demanded formats for the iPhone, iPad, PSP and other mobile devices.


Advanced MPEG Tools.
Improved Tools

The MPEG tool, integrated in the Advanced tools window, is a powerfull tool that allows you to multiplex or demultiplex supported video and container formats. This product supports MP4 and MKV containers in addition to MPEG, and supports multistream. Outputted multistream file editing is also possible by selecting an arbitrary stream in the Clip properties. Other advanced tools are the Project checker, allowing you to verify if all files used in a project are available in the host machine, and the Proxy file creator, allowing you to create a ligther, Clip-editor friendly version of a source file that would be too large to process normally.


SpursEngine Plug-In Support.
Take Advantage of SpursEngine Hardware.

TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 can use the TMPGEnc Movie Plug-in SpursEngine, allowing access to the Toshiba made high-performance streaming media processor SpursEngine™.