Re: [Schrodinger-devel] Simple transcoding farm

Hi Conrad, The source format is flexible at this point. I am trying to map out a work flow and my first test was to convert an hour long .avi file using ffmpeg2dirac. I did not specify to use Schrodinger and I let the program determine all of the other params so the encoding/transcoding (whicheve

Re: [Schrodinger-devel] Simple transcoding farm

Hi Brian, what is your source format? Conrad. 2010/1/5 Brian Duffy : > Hi all, > > Thanks for your input, I'll try to keep up with your changes Yorn (although > the link to your site seems to be down :-( > > In the meantime, would it be possible to accomplish this outside of the ogg > container?

Re: [Schrodinger-devel] Simple transcoding farm

Hi all, Thanks for your input, I'll try to keep up with your changes Yorn (although the link to your site seems to be down :-( In the meantime, would it be possible to accomplish this outside of the ogg container? So, for instance, could I split up a r

Re: [Schrodinger-devel] Simple transcoding farm

Hey all, > > What format is the source material in? I'm wondering why the video > source is in Ogg already. > > Anyway, OggCat can do what you want: > http://en.flossmanuals.net/TheoraCookbook/ManipulateOggTheoraFiles > Actually there is no position/timing interpreter for oggCat. It is needed

Re: [Schrodinger-devel] Simple transcoding farm

2009/12/31 Brian Duffy : > I am using ffmpeg2dirac to transcode some HD video into Ogg/Dirac and I > would like to be able to ... split the source file up into separate chunks > ... run ffmpeg2dirac on them from different machines ... re-assemble the > chunks into one video file. A simple transcodi