Hi,
I converted some files using transcode on Linux (on an x86-64 kernel) to avi (from PVN) for a (windows) powerpoint presentation using the following commandline: transcode -i file.pvn -o file.avi -x pvn,null -y raw,null -z -V rgb24 The files were playing properly in windows-based media players, and even in powerpoint. However, the single-image previews that show up in the presentation before the video is clicked on seemed to be skewed (the whole image is on a diagonal). This happened consistently with multiple input files. When I then encoded it using ffmpeg, I believe using mjpeg, everything appeared ok. I guess it could be possible that the issue is powerpoint, but I have a feeling that it's more likely that the preview in RAW avi's aren't encoded properly, since I've used other raw avi's in the past without this issue. Maybe someone could run a quick test to see if I'm not the only one with this prob? For the record, in case it matters, I imported into powerpoint 2003 on windows xp. I did this in transcode v1.1.0-alpha7 on Linux 2.6.17.1 #1 SMP Wed Jun 21 15:34:17 EDT 2006 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux (Fedora Core 5). For the record, I have had older versions of transcode on the machine before, but I would think that it's using whatever 'raw' output lib came with that particular d/l. If I'm not the only one, maybe, this could be fixed before 1.10? Jack
