I am trying to convert a bunch of jpg files to a mpg file. I used this command:
$ convert *.jpg test.mpg
sh: line 1: mpeg2encode: command not found
convert: Delegate failed (mpeg2encode "%i" "%o").
convert: Delegate failed (mpeg2encode "%i" "%o") [No such file or directory].
I checked and found that the package ucbmpeg has mpeg_encode. So, I
symlinked it to mpeg2encode. When I tried it, I got the following error:
Usage: mpeg_encode [options] param_file
Options:
-stat stat_file: append stats to stat_file
-quiet n: don't report remaining time for at least n seconds
-realquiet: output nothing at all if successful
-no_frame_summary: suppress frame summary lines
-float_dct: use more accurate floating point DCT
-gop gop_num: encode only the numbered GOP
-combine_gops: combine GOP files instead of encode
-frames first_frame last_frame: encode only the specified frames
-combine_frames: combine frame files instead of encode
-nice: run slave processes nicely
-max_machines num_machines: use at most num_machines machines
-snr: print signal-to-noise ratio
-bit_rate_info rate_file: put bit rate in specified file
-mv_histogram: show histograms of motion vectors
convert: Delegate failed (mpeg2encode "%i" "%o").
convert: Delegate failed (mpeg2encode "%i" "%o") [No such file or directory].
A search on debian.org/distrib/packages did not reveal any package
containing the file mpeg2encode. Where can I find one? Or is this a bug
in convert/imagemagick?
Regards,
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Sridhar M.A.
I told my kids, "Someday, you'll have kids of your own." One of them said,
"So will you."
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