Hello.
I am using ripmake to produce a (non-standard) SVCD, and got
the following messages from mplex:
[...]
++ WARN: [mplex] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=31639883
required(DTS)=31629942
++ WARN: [mplex] Video e0: buf= 233219 frame=008415 sector=00050094
++ WARN: [mplex] Audio c0: buf= 4096 frame=013435 sector=00004280
**ERROR: [mplex] Too many frame drops -exiting
As I am not too experienced with video processing, I do not know exactly
what the above mean.
The script ripmake produces a makefile to build SVCDs from
an AVI file. The command-lines used are:
$ ripmake -s 800 -c 2 -d 1 -x high_quality=1 -x low_space=0 -x svcd_conform=0 -x
svcd_max_kbps=3137 o.cao.e.a.raposa.avi svcd
$ make -f o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd.mak -n rip-CD1
echo "--- video-CD1 ---"
transcode -i o.cao.e.a.raposa.avi -c 000000-059457 -x ffmpeg,mp3 -y mpeg2enc,null \
-Z 480x480 -V -f 23.976,1 --export_fps 23.976,1 -F "5,-s -S 9999 -4 1 -2 1 -q 4"
--export_asr 2 \
-a 0 -b 224,0,5 -E 44100 --a52_dolby_off \
-o o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1\
-w 2835 \
-J astat=o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1-a0.scl
echo "--- audio0-CD1 ---"
transcode -i o.cao.e.a.raposa.avi -c 000000-059457 -x null,mp3 -y null,toolame \
-a 0 -b 224,0,5 -E 44100 --a52_dolby_off \
-s `cat o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1-a0.scl` \
-m `echo o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1-a0.mp2 | sed -e 's/\.mp.$//'`
echo "--- mux-CD1 ---"
mplex -f 5 -r 3059 -V\
-o o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.mpg \
o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.m2v\
o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1-a0.mp2
echo "--- master-CD1 ---"
vcdimager -t svcd --update-scan-offsets -c o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.cue \
-b o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.bin \
o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.mpg
And mpeg2enc gets called from transcode as
mpeg2enc -v 0 -I 0 -q 3 -f 5 -4 2 -2 3 -b 2835 -F 1 -n n -a 2 -V 230 -o
"o.cao.e.a.raposa-svcd-CD1.m2v" -s -S 9999 -4 1 -2 1 -q 4
Is there any parameter in mpeg2enc or mplex that I can tweek in
order to solve this problem, without reducing the video bit rate?
Regards,
Romildo
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