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 > > <[email protected]> wrote: On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 > 22:42:16 Barry Marchant wrote: > > >> mencoder reports > >> Video stream: 28800.000 kbit/s (3600000 B/s) size: > 18000000 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? > > >
