On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 04:29:20PM +0100, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> Hallo
>
> > I am using ripmake to produce a (non-standard) SVCD, and got
> > the following messages from mplex:
>
> If nonstandart means higher bitrate
Exactly.
> than allowed you also hat to raise
> tha bitrate used when multiplexing. That is wat the message means: to
> low bitrate allowed for the data comming in.
> > mplex -f 5 -r 3059 -V\
>
> You have to increase the -r value. To bi about 1-2% higer than the audio
> and video bitrate together. The 3059 is to low.
The 3059 value is exactly the sum of the audio and video bitrates,
calculated by the ripmake script. Maybe this ripmake script should
be changed to add this 1-2% margin to the calculated bitrate.
I have omitted the "-r 3059" option, as the mplex manual page
says:
If unspecified and not set by a preset it is
automatically calculated from the input stream.
and that solved the problem.
> auf hoffentlich bald,
Ja. Danke schön!
Romildo
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