Merge pull request #11 from patrickenfuego/binary-updates-pwsh-73

Binary & PowerShell 7.3 Updates

Author: patrickenfuego

FFEncoder.ps1

@@ -26,12 +26,13 @@ FFEncoder is a cross-platform PowerShell script and module that is meant to make
     - [Configuration Files](#configuration-files)
     - [Mandatory](#mandatory)
     - [Utility](#utility)
-    - [Audio & Subtitles](#audio--subtitles)
+    - [Audio \& Subtitles](#audio--subtitles)
     - [Video Filtering](#video-filtering)
     - [Encoder Config](#encoder-config)
     - [Universal Encoder Settings](#universal-encoder-settings)
     - [x265 Only Settings](#x265-only-settings)
     - [Extra](#extra)
+  - [Acknowledgements](#acknowledgements)
 
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@@ -45,12 +46,15 @@ Check out the [wiki](https://github.com/patrickenfuego/FFEncoder/wiki) for addit
 
 ## Dependencies
 
-> For Windows users, PowerShell 7 is a supplemental installation and will will be installed alongside PowerShell 5.1
+> For Windows users, PowerShell 7.x is a supplemental installation and will will be installed alongside PowerShell 5.1
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+> **NOTE**: PowerShell 7.3 completely changed the way string arguments are parsed with third party executables. I have updated the code to support this, and it should be backward compatible to version 7.0.0. If issues are found, please let me know
 
 - ffmpeg / ffprobe
 - PowerShell v. 7.0 or newer
 - Mkvtoolnix (optional, but highly recommended)
 - VapourSynth (optional)
+- Dolby Encoding Engine (DEE) (optional)
 
 For users with PowerShell 7.2 or newer, the script uses ANSI output in certain scenarios to enhance the console experience.
 
@@ -178,6 +182,7 @@ FFEncoder can accept the following parameters from the command line:
 | **InputPath**    | N/A     | True          | **I**, **Source**, **Reference** | The path to the source file, i.e. remux. Also acts as the reference path for VMAF comparisons                                                        | All           |
 | **OutputPath**   | N/A     | True          | **O**, **Encode**, **Distorted** | The path of the the encoded output file, or the encoded (distorted) file path during VMAF comparisons                                                | All           |
 | **CRF**          | N/A     | <b>\*</b>True | **C**                            | Rate control parameter that targets a specific quality level. Ranges from 0.0 to 51.0. Lower values result in higher quality                         | Rate Control  |
+| **ConstantQP**   | N/A     | <b>\*</b>True | **QP**                           | Constant quantizer rate control mode. Forces a consistent QP throughout the encode. Generally not recommended outside of testing.                    | Rate Control  |
 | **VideoBitrate** | N/A     | <b>\*</b>True | **VBitrate**                     | Rate control parameter that targets a specific bitrate. Can be used as an alternative to CRF when file size is a priority                            | Rate Control  |
 | **Scale**        | None    | <b>\*</b>True | **ScaleType**, **SF**            | Scaling/resizing filter to use. See [Rescaling Video](https://github.com/patrickenfuego/FFEncoder/wiki/Video-Options#rescaling-videos) for more info | Scaling       |
 | **Unsharp**      | None    | <b>\*</b>True | **U**                            | Enable unsharp filter and set search range, in the form `<luma\|chroma\|yuv>_<small\|medium\|large>` or `custom=<filter>`                            | Sharpen/Blur  |
@@ -277,3 +282,13 @@ FFEncoder can accept the following parameters from the command line:
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 | **FFMpegExtra**  | N/A     | False     | **FE** | Pass additional settings to ffmpeg as a generic array of single and multi-valued elements. Useful for options not covered by other parameters |
 | **EncoderExtra** | N/A     | False     | **XE** | Pass additional settings to the specified encoder as a hashtable of values. Useful for options not covered by other parameters                |
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+---
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+## Acknowledgements
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+This section contains acknowledgements for the authors of tools distributed with this project. All credit goes to them!
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+- [dovi_tool](https://github.com/quietvoid/dovi_tool) - Developed by **quietvoid**
+- [hdr10plus_tool](https://github.com/quietvoid/hdr10plus_tool) - Developed by **quietvoid**
+- [deew](https://github.com/pcroland/deew) - While this project contains a modified, custom compiled version of `deew`, the original project was developed by **pcroland**

README.md

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+# These are required.
+# If only name is specified, it will look in your system PATH variable, which includes the current directory on Windows.
+# Setup instructions: https://github.com/pcroland/deew#setup-system-path-variable
+# If full path is specified, that will be used.
 ffmpeg_path = 'ffmpeg'
 ffprobe_path = 'ffprobe'
 dee_path = 'dee'
-temp_path = ''
-# empty: next to the script
-# relative path: from your current directory
-# you can also use fullpath
-# in any case will be created automatically if it doesn't exist already
-wsl = false # set this to true if you run the script in Linux but use the Windows version of DEE
-logo = 0 # set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--printlogos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo
-show_summary = true
-threads = 6 # You can overwrite this with -t/--threads. The threads number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count() - 2.
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+# If this is empty, the default OS temporary directory will be used (or `temp` next to the script if you use the exe).
+# You can also specify an absolute path or a path relative to the current directory.
+temp_path = ''
 
+# Set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--print-logos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo.
+logo = 0
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+# Specifies how many encodes can run at the same time.
+# It can be a number or a % compared to your number of threads (so '50%' means 4 on an 8 thread cpu).
+# One DEE can use 2 threads so setting '50%' can utilize all threads.
+# You can override this setting with -in/--instances.
+# The number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count().
+# With the Windows version of DEE the max will be cpu_count() - 2 or 6 due to a limitation.
+# examples: 1, 4, '50%'
+max_instances = '50%'
+
+[default_bitrates]
+    dd_1_0 = 128
+    dd_2_0 = 256
+    dd_5_1 = 640
+    ddp_1_0 = 128
+    ddp_2_0 = 256
+    ddp_5_1 = 1024
+    ddp_7_1 = 1536
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+# You can toggle what sections you would like to see in the encoding summary
+[summary_sections]
+    deew_info = false
+    binaries = false
+    input_info = false
+    output_info = false
+    other = false

bin/linux/dee_wrapper/config.toml

@@ -1,29 +1,40 @@
+# These are required.
+# If only name is specified, it will look in your system PATH variable, which includes the current directory on Windows.
+# Setup instructions: https://github.com/pcroland/deew#setup-system-path-variable
+# If full path is specified, that will be used.
 ffmpeg_path = 'ffmpeg'
 ffprobe_path = 'ffprobe'
 dee_path = 'dee'
-temp_path = ''
-# empty: next to the script
-# relative path: from your current directory
-# you can also use fullpath
-# in any case will be created automatically if it doesn't exist already
-wsl = false # set this to true if you run the script in Linux but use the Windows version of DEE
-logo = 0 # set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--printlogos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo
-show_summary = true
-threads = 6 # You can overwrite this with -t/--threads. The threads number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count() - 2.
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+# If this is empty, the default OS temporary directory will be used (or `temp` next to the script if you use the exe).
+# You can also specify an absolute path or a path relative to the current directory.
+temp_path = ''
 
+# Set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--print-logos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo.
+logo = 0
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+# Specifies how many encodes can run at the same time.
+# It can be a number or a % compared to your number of threads (so '50%' means 4 on an 8 thread cpu).
+# One DEE can use 2 threads so setting '50%' can utilize all threads.
+# You can override this setting with -in/--instances.
+# The number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count().
+# With the Windows version of DEE the max will be cpu_count() - 2 or 6 due to a limitation.
+# examples: 1, 4, '50%'
+max_instances = '50%'
+
+[default_bitrates]
+    dd_1_0 = 128
+    dd_2_0 = 256
+    dd_5_1 = 640
+    ddp_1_0 = 128
+    ddp_2_0 = 256
+    ddp_5_1 = 1024
+    ddp_7_1 = 1536
+
+# You can toggle what sections you would like to see in the encoding summary
+[summary_sections]
+    deew_info = false
+    binaries = false
+    input_info = false
+    output_info = false
+    other = false

bin/linux/dee_wrapper/deew

@@ -1,59 +1,40 @@
+# These are required.
+# If only name is specified, it will look in your system PATH variable, which includes the current directory on Windows.
+# Setup instructions: https://github.com/pcroland/deew#setup-system-path-variable
+# If full path is specified, that will be used.
 ffmpeg_path = 'ffmpeg'
 ffprobe_path = 'ffprobe'
 dee_path = 'dee'
-temp_path = ''
-# empty: next to the script
-# relative path: from your current directory
-# you can also use fullpath
-# in any case will be created automatically if it doesn't exist already
-wsl = false # set this to true if you run the script in Linux but use the Windows version of DEE
-logo = 0 # set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--printlogos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo
-show_summary = true
-threads = 6 # You can overwrite this with -t/--threads. The threads number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count() - 2.
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+# If this is empty, the default OS temporary directory will be used (or `temp` next to the script if you use the exe).
+# You can also specify an absolute path or a path relative to the current directory.
+temp_path = ''
 
+# Set between 1 and 10, use the -pl/--print-logos option to see the available logos, set to 0 to disable logo.
+logo = 0
+
+# Specifies how many encodes can run at the same time.
+# It can be a number or a % compared to your number of threads (so '50%' means 4 on an 8 thread cpu).
+# One DEE can use 2 threads so setting '50%' can utilize all threads.
+# You can override this setting with -in/--instances.
+# The number will be clamped between 1 and cpu_count().
+# With the Windows version of DEE the max will be cpu_count() - 2 or 6 due to a limitation.
+# examples: 1, 4, '50%'
+max_instances = '50%'
+
+[default_bitrates]
+    dd_1_0 = 128
+    dd_2_0 = 256
+    dd_5_1 = 640
+    ddp_1_0 = 128
+    ddp_2_0 = 256
+    ddp_5_1 = 1024
+    ddp_7_1 = 1536
+
+# You can toggle what sections you would like to see in the encoding summary
+[summary_sections]
+    deew_info = false
+    binaries = false
+    input_info = false
+    output_info = false
+    other = false

bin/linux/dovi_tool

@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ ___________      .__  __  .__                 ______________________
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 # Current script release version
-[version]$release = '2.2.1'
+[version]$release = '2.3.0'
 
 
 #### End module variables ####

bin/linux/hdr10plus_tool

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ function Set-AudioPreference {
     elseif ($Userchoice -like '*thd*')                           { "TrueHD $channelStr" }
     else                                                         { '' }
 
-    if ($Stereo -and $RemuxStream) { 
+    if ($Stereo -and $UserChoice -notin $dee['DeeArgs']) {
         $trackTitle['StereoTitle'] = $trackName
     }
     elseif ($RemuxStream) {
@@ -278,7 +278,8 @@ function Set-AudioPreference {
     # If not stream copying, append track label
     if ($audioArgs -and ($audioArgs[-1] -ne 'copy') -and ($audioArgs -notin $dee['DeeArgs']) -and !$RemuxStream) {
         if ($dee['DeeUsed']) { $ident = 2 }
-        $title = $Stereo ? ("title=`"$($TrackTitle['StereoTitle'])`"") : ("title=`"$($TrackTitle["AudioTitle$($ident)"])`"")
+        $title = $Stereo ? "title=$($TrackTitle['StereoTitle'])" : 
+                           "title=$($TrackTitle["AudioTitle$($ident)"])"
         $audioArgs = $audioArgs + @("-metadata:s:a:$Stream", $title)
     }
 
@@ -395,7 +396,7 @@ function Set-AudioPreference {
             return $null
         }
 
-        Write-Host "Stream copy detected: Spawning audio encoder in a separate thread...`n" @progressColors
+        Write-Host "Stream copy detected: Spawning audio encoder in a separate thread...`n" @emphasisColors
 
         # Modify and combine arrays for background job
         #$stereoArgs[0] = '-af'
@@ -434,7 +435,7 @@ function Set-AudioPreference {
             }
 
             # Encode the audio track
-            ffmpeg -hide_banner -i $tPaths.AudioPath -metadata:s:a:0 "title=`"$Using:title`"" $Using:audioArgs -y `
+            ffmpeg -hide_banner -i $tPaths.AudioPath -metadata:s:a:0 "title=$Using:title" $Using:audioArgs -y `
                 $tPaths.StereoPath 2>$audioDebugLog
 
         } | Out-Null

bin/mac/dee_wrapper/config.toml

@@ -169,11 +169,11 @@ function Set-FFMpegArgs {
             '-f'
             'vapoursynth'
             '-i'
-            "`"$($Paths.VPY)`""
+            "$($Paths.VPY)"
         }
         else {
             '-i'
-            "`"$($Paths.InputFile)`""
+            "$($Paths.InputFile)"
         }
         if ($TrackTitle['VideoTitle']) {
             '-metadata:s:v:0'
@@ -262,6 +262,9 @@ function Set-FFMpegArgs {
             elseif ($PSBoundParameters['PsyRd'] -match '\d\.?\d{0,2}.*') {
                 "psy-rd=$($PsyRd -replace '\s', ''),$($PresetParams.PsyRdoq)"
             }
+            elseif (!$PSBoundParameters['PsyRd'] -and $PresetParams.PsyRdoq) {
+                "psy-rd=1.00,$($PresetParams.PsyRdoq)"
+            }
             else {
                 'psy-rd=1.00,0.00'
             }

bin/mac/dee_wrapper/deew

@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ function Set-VideoFilter {
     # If string is not empty, generate array
     if ($tmpArray) {
         $vfString = $tmpArray -join ','
-        $vfArray = @('-vf', "`"$vfString`"")
+        $vfArray = @('-vf', "$vfString")
     }
     else { $vfArray = $null }