help with mencoder/kino

2009-01-13 Thread Barry Marchant

Hi all,
I wish to create an avi file which kino will fully recognise. the 
following code


mencoder -o ./intro2.avi -noidx -ovc copy -oac copy -audiofile 
./trambell5sec.wav ./intro002.avi


creates intro2.avi which plays correctly with mplayer and xine but the 
sound portion does not reproduce in kino. Both the avi and wave files 
are 5 seconds long


mencoder reports
Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s  (360 B/s)  size: 1800 bytes 
5.000 secs  125 frames

Audio stream:  352.800 kbit/s  (44100 B/s)  size: 220500 bytes  5.000 secs

Kino reports
Impossible frequency??
Impossible frequency??
Impossible frequency??

Any ideas welcome

TIA

Barry



Re: help with mencoder/kino

2009-01-13 Thread Lee Begg
On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:42:16 Barry Marchant wrote:

 mencoder reports
 Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s  (360 B/s)  size: 1800 bytes
 5.000 secs  125 frames
 Audio stream:  352.800 kbit/s  (44100 B/s)  size: 220500 bytes  5.000 secs

 Kino reports
 Impossible frequency??
 Impossible frequency??
 Impossible frequency??

 Any ideas welcome

Kino is fairly specific to DV video (ie, video from Digital Video Cameras). 
One thing about the audio in DV is that it is not 44100 Hz, but is 48000 Hz 
(16bit @ 48kHz). Try using a higher sampling rate for the audio.

 Barry

Hope this helps.

Regards
Lee Begg


Re: help with mencoder/kino

2009-01-13 Thread Nick Rout
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 11:31 PM, Lee Begg l...@paradise.net.nz wrote:
 On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:42:16 Barry Marchant wrote:

 mencoder reports
 Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s  (360 B/s)  size: 1800 bytes
 5.000 secs  125 frames
 Audio stream:  352.800 kbit/s  (44100 B/s)  size: 220500 bytes  5.000 secs

 Kino reports
 Impossible frequency??
 Impossible frequency??
 Impossible frequency??

 Any ideas welcome

 Kino is fairly specific to DV video (ie, video from Digital Video Cameras).
 One thing about the audio in DV is that it is not 44100 Hz, but is 48000 Hz
 (16bit @ 48kHz). Try using a higher sampling rate for the audio.

 Barry

 Hope this helps.

 Regards
 Lee Begg


What he said, but also kino converts on import of .avi file.

How about importing the original avi into kino and then adding the
sound file as soudtrack, and let kino do the muxing?




Re: help with mencoder/kino

2009-01-13 Thread dave lilley
Have you tried Avidmux or mix?

this will take AVI, DVD, CD video, SCD video and reencode it
to another format.
No Sorry i tell a lie it's DeeVeeDee.

Avidmux or mix allows you to edit the video clip.

HTH.

dave.


- Original Message Follows -
 On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 11:31 PM, Lee Begg
  l...@paradise.net.nz wrote: On Tue, 13 Jan 2009
 22:42:16 Barry Marchant wrote: 
  mencoder reports
  Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s  (360 B/s)  size:
 1800 bytes  5.000 secs  125 frames
  Audio stream:  352.800 kbit/s  (44100 B/s)  size:
 220500 bytes  5.000 secs 
  Kino reports
  Impossible frequency??
  Impossible frequency??
  Impossible frequency??
 
  Any ideas welcome
 
  Kino is fairly specific to DV video (ie, video from
  Digital Video Cameras). One thing about the audio in DV
  is that it is not 44100 Hz, but is 48000 Hz (16bit @
 48kHz). Try using a higher sampling rate for the audio. 
  Barry
 
  Hope this helps.
 
  Regards
  Lee Begg
 
 
 What he said, but also kino converts on import of .avi
 file.
 
 How about importing the original avi into kino and then
 adding the sound file as soudtrack, and let kino do the
 muxing?
 
 


Re: help with mencoder/kino

2009-01-13 Thread Barry Marchant



Nick Rout wrote:

On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 11:31 PM, Lee Begg l...@paradise.net.nz wrote:


On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:42:16 Barry Marchant wrote:



mencoder reports
Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s  (360 B/s)  size: 1800 bytes
5.000 secs  125 frames
Audio stream:  352.800 kbit/s  (44100 B/s)  size: 220500 bytes  5.000 secs

Kino reports
Impossible frequency??
Impossible frequency??
Impossible frequency??

Any ideas welcome


Kino is fairly specific to DV video (ie, video from Digital Video Cameras).
One thing about the audio in DV is that it is not 44100 Hz, but is 48000 Hz
(16bit @ 48kHz). Try using a higher sampling rate for the audio.



Barry


Hope this helps.

Regards
Lee Begg




What he said, but also kino converts on import of .avi file.

How about importing the original avi into kino and then adding the
sound file as soudtrack, and let kino do the muxing?


Thanks Nick, problem solved, I have now learnt a lot more about the 
ability of kino


Barry