On 22 Oct 2003, Florin Andrei wrote:
> tccat -i /dev/dvd -t dvd -P 1 -d 0 | \
> tcdemux -i blah.vob -A 0xe0,0x80,0x20 > small.vob
Here's what I do:
cpvts -d /dev/dvd -t 1 -n -i -s 0 -q - 2>/dev/null |\
vstrip - -i/toshiba/VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.IFO -\$0 -\!o- 0xe0 0xbd 0x80 0xbd 0x20
2>/dev/null |\
On Thu, 04 Sep 2003, Leonard Tulipan wrote:
>> IMHO the main advantage with 2-pass encoding is, that you can hit a
>> target bitrate quite easily without playing with -q and -b until you
>> get the best possible result.
>>
>> For those who don't know what it does:
>> SelectRangeEvery(100,10) sele
On Wed, 03 Sep 2003, Leonard Tulipan wrote:
> Now I was wondering how this translates to mpeg2enc CLI
> parameters. Can multi-pass vbr even be done under linux?
Nope, at least not yet.
> If not what are the advantages of vbr anyways?
You don't care about the advantages, if it's possible under li
On Fri, 08 Aug 2003, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
>> MPlayer does 2-pass DivX quite well, but doesn't do mpeg2, so can't
>> be used for SVCD creation.
> You do not need 2/n-pass encoding to get a good quality/bitrate.
...
> Depending on the video you encode, n-pass encoding might not help much
> to
On Sat, 5 Jul 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just switched to 2.4.21 but lavrec doesn't work with this kernel. It
> records for 1.07 seconds and stops working. Xawtv seems to work
> fine. I switched back 2.4.20 and everything works just fine.
Just yesterday I recorded a >1h movie with lavrec f
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Al Bogner wrote:
>On Montag, 31. März 2003 22:05 Markus Plail wrote:
>
>> An alternative is the NEC 1100A, a 4x DVD+R writer. Also quite
>> cheap and state-of-the-art speed.
>
> http://www.norskit.de/shop/shop.htm
>
> DVR IDE NEC ND-1100A
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Javier Hernandez wrote:
> Now cames the main doubt: Which DVD burner to buy ?
> [snip]
> and I think the most recommended ones are:
>
>Pioneer DVD-105 and Sony DRU-500A
>
> I would appreciate if anyone at the list have experience with DVD
> burning and base on his/her ex
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Frank Bax wrote:
> The sourceforge archives appear not to be searchable - are the
> searchable archives?
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum=mjpeg-users
They are searchable. Have a look at the upper left, where you can
normally search for "Software/Group". Th
* davros writes:
>Thx, i'll give that a try. I'm going to try to re-transcode as well
>using f 4, and/or inquire as to why f 5 is sent - I was wrong about
>F'5' - that does in fact send f 5 to mpeg2enc - this doesn't make sense
>and seems odd, but, who am i??
-F is an option to give arguments to
Hi there!
When I use the -c option I get a stuttering picture, It doesn't matter
whether the file is played with xine, mplayer or my stand-alone DVD
player. From what I see I'd say that the picture hangs for a short while
every GOP. I can upload a sample, if it is needed.
Source is a DVD (MIB II)
* Andrew Stevens writes:
>>Definitely true, but I do not author a completely new DVD, but I want
>>to remux the the video together with the existing (dts/AC3)
>>streams. And with a normal m2v file (produced by either TMPGEnc or
>>mpeg2enc) I have stuttering sound.
>Hmmm... how very peculiar. Can
* Steven M Schultz writes:
>I'm having a bit of trouble compiling the lavtools/png2yuv
>program and it's a bit of a puzzle what to look at next.
>If I use gcc 2.95.3 I get this:
>[snip]
If you are speaking about current CVS all I can say is that it compiles
fine here with gcc 2.95.3.
regards
Mark
* Bernhard Praschinger writes:
>>I don't know about "normal", but if it's any comfort, I get the same
>>error. I think there's some files not checked in or something.
>>(There were some very large changes recently in CVS.)
>I also had some problems but a "make distclean", and running "configure"
Hi there!
Is there any linux software which is able to extract the I-frame
locations from a VOB file?
regards
Markus
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Hi there!
I can't compile CVS (head) at the moment:
g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I .. -I ../utils-mcpu=i686 -march=i686 -g -O2
-Wall -Wunused -Wmissing-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -Wpointer-arith
-Wcast-align -Wwrite-strings -Wcast-qual -c -o mpeg2enc.o `test -f 'mpeg2enc.cc' ||
Hi Andrew!
* Andrew Stevens writes:
>>What I think it means that frame #61269 has to be an I-frame, and
>>there should be no other I-frame until frame #61281, which is the next
>>I-frame. This seems to be needed in order to remux a MPEG2 video
>>stream to a valid DVD structure and to not have sync
* Andrew Stevens writes:
>On Sunday 19 Jan 2003 5:53 am, Markus Plail wrote:
>>In order to be able to use 'mpeg2enc'oded streams in IfoEdit it is
>>necessary to have fixed I-frame location (from what I understand). One
>>can create a template for TMPEnc which look
Hi there!
In order to be able to use 'mpeg2enc'oded streams in IfoEdit it is
necessary to have fixed I-frame location (from what I understand). One
can create a template for TMPEnc which looks like that:
...
61269,I
61281,I
61293,I
61305,I
61317,I
61329,I
61341,I
61353,I
61365,I
...
Would it be
Hi Gregoire!
* Gregoire Favre writes:
>as mplex can't split files in a suitable way for ifogen, I have joined
>my files, and I have lots of files bigger than 2Gb, and when I try to
>create a DVD with such files:
>ifogen -o /video2/tmp/VIDEO_TS/VTS --next-vts file.mpg
>STAT: Picking VTS 04
>STAT
Hi there!
When I re-encode a DVD to fit on a DVD-R I have the problem of finding
the correct parameters for it to fit. E.g. I tried '-b 6000' with all
other values left at default. What I got was about 2300kBit/s. I know I
can play around with -q, but is it also possible to use constant
bitrate? W
* Florin Andrei writes:
>On Sun, 2002-12-15 at 23:54, Markus Plail wrote:
>>* Florin Andrei writes:
>>> [mplex trying to split a file]
>>
>>How about using the -S parameter?
>Yes, i added -S 795 to the mplex command line, but that didn't change
>anyt
* Florin Andrei writes:
> [mplex trying to split a file]
>If that's useful, here's the mpeg2enc command line i used to generate
>the video stream:
>mpeg2enc -v 0 -f 4 -F 4 -n n -o "cass1".m2v -a 2 -I 1
How about using the -S parameter?
/-- mplex --help ---
| --max-segment-size|-S size
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