>From "Steven M. Schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 27 Nov 2003:
>
> This issue has come up on the dvdauthoring list too. The answer
> is the same (actually it is even more true for VCD authoring):
> use a single large file and specify the chapter points as time offsets
> w
On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Um, forget what I said about a VCD. This is before I create a VCD bin/cue
> image from the mpegs.
This issue has come up on the dvdauthoring list too. The answer
is the same (actually it is even more true for VCD authoring):
Hallo
[...]
> 3475 frames / 29.97 fps = 115.94 seconds of video
> and
> 1152kBit / 8 = 144KByte video bitrate
>
> so
>
> X (filesize in KBytes) / 115.94 seconds = 144Kbytes video rate
>
> X = 16695.36 Kbytes or (16695.36 * 1024) 17096048 bytes
>
> but what is have is less than that
>
> [EMA
>From Bernhard Praschinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 23 Nov 2003:
> That is a problem because of the run -in -out sequence a VCD/SVCD has.
>
> You can only put the sequences together when encode them:
> lav2yuv file1.avi file2.eli filen.eli |
> lav2wav file1.avi file2.eli filen.eli |
Hallo
> Can someone tell me what are the optimal mpeg2enc/mplex settings when encoding
> animated video from a DVD? Animation is nothing but a bunch of jpegs i.e essentially
> motion-jpegs! The very essence of mjpegtools!
>
> So I would guess there are a set of magic switches that will give me
Hallo
> Is there a way to combine multiple MPEG1 files (VBR) into one large MPEG1 file?
>
> The reason I ask is that I usually use dvd::rip's chapter mode to create
> one-per-chapter MPEG1 files to burn on a XVCD. Primarily because each chapter
> usually needs some minor tweaks to mpeg2enc's -q
Can someone tell me what are the optimal mpeg2enc/mplex settings when encoding
animated video from a DVD? Animation is nothing but a bunch of jpegs i.e essentially
motion-jpegs! The very essence of mjpegtools!
So I would guess there are a set of magic switches that will give me optimal quality
Is there a way to combine multiple MPEG1 files (VBR) into one large MPEG1 file?
The reason I ask is that I usually use dvd::rip's chapter mode to create
one-per-chapter MPEG1 files to burn on a XVCD. Primarily because each chapter usually
needs some minor tweaks to mpeg2enc's -q and/or -K parame
Hi all,
as promised, today's the great day that mjpegtools-1.6.1.92 (release
candidate 3) is online. It's basically the same as 1.6.1.91, with some
small changes:
* config.h include reference removed from all installed header files
* long command-line options now work for mplex
* typo fixes
Down
On 26 Nov 2003, Florin Andrei wrote:
> So, since we're at "look at the preview release and say what you don't
> like" anyway :-) here's another documentation feature request:
Just a bit late for this one - the next release candidate is
RSN (Real Soon Now). Ronald's probably worki
On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 10:38, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> But that does not tell you the average bitrate. But you can easly
> calculate the average bitrate:
> filesize / (number of frame / framerate) = bytes/sec *8 = bits/sec
hello,
i am trying to learn how to calculate the bitrate. i
encoded
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 09:04, Steven M. Schultz wrote:
> On 26 Nov 2003, Florin Andrei wrote:
>
> > Is there any conflict if i use -H and -E simultaneously?
>
> No conflict at all. -E processing is done after the quantization
> tables have been used.
Ah, ok.
So, since we're at "look at the pre
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