with winegcc or gcc directly? I just
compiled rpl2avi again from source and managed to convert a 5650 frame rpl
with no problems.
How did you compile this yourself (gcc vs winegcc)? Any specific command
line options you used?
To avoid confusion, I've replaced the rpl2avi copies on
gna with my latest
Am Dienstag, 26. August 2008 14:43:28 schrieb Christian Ohm:
On Thursday, 12 June 2008 at 23:54, Angus Lees wrote:
So .ogg theora/vorbis is a pretty big saving in size. sequences_ogg.zip
was generated via my rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls
and then reencoded using
have some #ifdef __WINE__ code that hacks around
that limit - are you compiling with winegcc or gcc directly? I just
compiled rpl2avi again from source and managed to convert a 5650 frame
rpl with no problems.
How did you compile this yourself (gcc vs winegcc)? Any specific command
line
that limit - are you compiling with winegcc or gcc directly? I just
compiled rpl2avi again from source and managed to convert a 5650 frame
rpl
with no problems.
How did you compile this yourself (gcc vs winegcc)? Any specific command
line options you used?
See the Makefile. I typed 'make
neat to use ogg/theora/speex, but I need to find an encoder that
works in order to compare sizes/quality.
(I've also got a patch to add an RPL demuxer (but not codec130) to
mplayer, if anyone is interested. I was going to just forget that
experiment and stick with the rpl2avi approach)
-- - Gus
rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls
and then reencoded using ffmpeg2theora - if you're interested in the
resulting file or any of the pipeline just ask.
Do you know how large the intermediate AVIs are? It might be nice to have
the raw files somewhere for testing encoding
should have some #ifdef __WINE__ code that hacks around
that limit - are you compiling with winegcc or gcc directly? I just
compiled rpl2avi again from source and managed to convert a 5650 frame rpl
with no problems. To avoid confusion, I've replaced the rpl2avi copies on
gna with my latest full
On 4/19/06, Angus Lees [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I figured the best way forward with FMV sequences was to keep the
released content, but avoid the unreleased codec130 video codec. Once we
aren't keeping the original files, we may as well dump RPL and use a better
known format. As a step in
On 4/20/06, Christian Vest Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We could simply make warzone capable of playing theora files, and then
just leave it at that.Then anyone willing to distribute the videos, or some other videos forthis purpose, can doso on their own behalf and responsibility.
Yes, I guess
if you notice any quality problems - I'm not aware of any
remaining video or audio problems with the conversion process.
So .ogg theora/vorbis is a pretty big saving in size. sequences_ogg.zip
was
generated via my rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls and
then
reencoded using
into ogg
ends up at about this resulting size:
187Msequences_ogg.zip
777Msequences_rpl.zip
So .ogg theora/vorbis is a pretty big saving in size. sequences_ogg.zip
was
generated via my rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls and then
reencoded using
this resulting size:
187Msequences_ogg.zip
777Msequences_rpl.zip
So .ogg theora/vorbis is a pretty big saving in size. sequences_ogg.zip was
generated via my rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls and then
reencoded using ffmpeg2theora - if you're interested in the resulting
saving in size. sequences_ogg.zip was
generated via my rpl2avi wine program with the original eidos dlls and then
reencoded using ffmpeg2theora - if you're interested in the resulting file
or any of the pipeline just ask.
I haven't done much with video stuff, but I used ffmpeg with a bitrate
of win32 code that would use the
dec130 dlls to convert RPL to uncompressed AVI files (search for
'rpl2avi'). Using that I have all the original content available in both
RPL and OGG formats ..
Sorry guys, I meant to post this a long time ago..
- Gus
On 4/6/07, Constantine Pokrovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED
On Thu, Jan 10, 2008 at 5:45 PM, Giel van Schijndel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At Wed, 19 Apr 2006 16:05:46 +0100 Angus Lees wrote:
So I figured the best way forward with FMV sequences was to keep the
released content, but avoid the unreleased codec130 video codec. Once
we aren't keeping
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