On Mon, 6 Jan 2003 20:26:51 -0500
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> lav2yuv only provides the video track though right? How does
> mencoder get the audio to mux in with the yuv data?
Good point. You would have to do
lav2wav editlist.edl > out.wav
after encoding the video then compress/mux the two with the
appropriate programs for your target format. I use vorbis so I
lav2wav editlist.edl | oggenc - -q=0 -o out.ogg
then mux that with the mpeg4 produced by mencoder using ogmtools.
This is a four stage process (I use two stage video encoding) that
takes around 2.5 times realtime for 704x496 PAL on an Athlon 1333.
> >
> > Or cat all your avis together and run the output file through
> > mencoder -ao copy -ovc copy -o newfile.avi -forceidx outfile.avi
> > then encode newfile.avi
>
> That would require 300% transient disk space though. With MPEG{1,2}
> files I wouldn't complain so much but MJPEG files are 5-10x as big!
That's something to consider, certainly :-)
> I guess I was just looking for a bit less jerry-rigging (I don't
> mind hacking but all of this hackery needed to deal with what seems
> like woefully inadequite formats like avi and qt files is just
> ugly).
It is, but until lavrec can output ogm...
Martin
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