> From: Davros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The mjpeg-howto suggests using ac3dec and related and, I guess, uses it > in the mpegtranscode script. What version should I compile, patched or > unpatched? It spits out a SYNC value - is this just how it works, or, > is this require in general? You need that SYNC value for the mplex program when you multiplex the newly created video stream with the audio stream:
mplex -f 4 -O SYNCvalue -o newfile.mpg file.m2v file.mp2 > What I mean is, I don't want my svcd to be out of sync - there are other > tools to extract audio - should I choose ac3dec just _because_ it > spits out a sync value? The README suggests that most folk won't find Yes, if you don't get the SYNC value then the audio and video will be out of sync. You can use ac3dec just to get the SYNC value and then use whatever program you want to extract the audio. There are other programs that can be used to determine A/V offset of a VOB but none are as explicit as the modified ac3dec. ' > Can you tell me which is better, having mpeg2dec spit out an svcd > stream, or just a YUV stream and use yuvscaler to do it? mpeg2dec does not emit 'svcd steams' at all. mpeg2dec (the modified version that knows about yuv4mpeg output) offers a choice of: xv x11 sdl YUV YUVh YUVs null nullslice nullrgb16 nullrgb32 pgm pgmpipe md5 none of those are "svcd streams". You want 'YUV': mpeg2dec -o YUV ... and then use either yuvscaler or y4mscaler (not presently bundled with mjpegtools, y4mscaler can be downloaded from: http://www.mir.com/DMG/) to do the scaling to SVCD resolution. mpeg2dec -o YUV ... | yuvscaler -O SVCD | ... Good Luck! Steven Schultz ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Mjpeg-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mjpeg-users