Hallo
> I live in the U.S. and received a PAL DVD from family back in Australia.
>
> I want to convert the DVD from PAL to NTSC and burn a new DVD (it's less
> than 4.7GB).
Different standarts makt things really nice ;)
You find a longer explanation of the things I'm talking about in the
"mjpeg
Hi,
I live in the U.S. and received a PAL DVD from family back in Australia.
I want to convert the DVD from PAL to NTSC and burn a new DVD (it's less
than 4.7GB).
I've played with a number of different tools including: mplayer,
dvdbackup, dvdauthor, transcode, mjpegtools; but I can't find the ri
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Hans van der Made wrote:
> In the mplex output, I see that both audio and video bitrates are detected
> correctly. Specifying with -r on the command line didn't help,
> unfortunately.
Oh, ok. Then the problem could be in the video buffer size being too
small.
> Everything looks good there - I see you specified the bitrate
> as 1800 (user rate VCD) at this stage but omitted it from the mplex
> run below
>
> For user specified VCD (-f 2 or 5) it is necessary to specify the
> bitrate (as was done for mpeg2enc). Add the vi
Hallo
> when trying to convert the image bla.jpg with
> jpeg2yuv -f 25 -j bla.jpg -I p -n 1 > bla.out
> yuv[0] = malloc(param->width * param->height * sizeof(yuv[0][0]));
> yuv[1] = malloc(param->width * param->height / 4 * sizeof(yuv[1][0]));
> yuv[2] = malloc(param->width * param->height / 4
Oh dear,
This looks like a rate controller problem in mpeg2enc.
There were some changes made in this area to fix a problem with the old method
predicting how large a frame was likely to be (which tended to be rather
inaccurate and produce 'oscillating' quantisation). It looks like your
stre
Very clever.
I found something like this works fine:
sed -e "1s/Ip A0/I\? A0/"
Rather than using a global edit, I told it only to change the first line
("1s"). According to my tests, sed seems to respect line numbers for
edits. Limiting sed to the first line seems safer than doing a global
e
>Anybody know of a good simple binary file editor for Linux that can
>handle 30 GB files without a problem? If so, I can simply edit the
>YUV4MPEG header to suit me. By the way, the yuv4mpeg man page is quite
>good.
If you only need to modify bytes in-place, I think "lde" will do the
tr
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Hans van der Made wrote:
> This used to work, but after updating it's a no-go:
>
> mpeg2enc--format 2 \
> --aspect 2 \
> --video-bitrate 1800\
>
On Thursday 08 January 2004 01:05, Robert W. Fuller wrote:
> I was looking at the source code, and I don't see any difference. Also,
> when I use cmp -l on the output, it appears to be the same! I have
> version 1.6.1.90.
>
> Maybe I haven't had enough sleep?
Currently there isn't one. The two
> I can see that using sed would be quite simple. However, I don't want
> to wait for a 30 GB file to be re-written. Looking at the man page, I
I never work with these large files, but rather use pipes (|) of fifo's.
Putting an extra pipe in between is no problem then.
Regards,
Hans
--
I can see that using sed would be quite simple. However, I don't want
to wait for a 30 GB file to be re-written. Looking at the man page, I
see there is an "--in-place" option for sed. I guess I better delve
into sed some more. I wonder if I can tell it to stop after the first
"\n" to avoid
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 15:27:18 +0100 (CET)
Hans van der Made <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Can anyone tell me where I can find this tool? I can find no Mandrake
> > packages,
> > and even Google has led me to no pages which have this file/package.
>
> I believe it's home page te be here:
>
> http:
> Can anyone tell me where I can find this tool? I can find no Mandrake packages,
> and even Google has led me to no pages which have this file/package.
I believe it's home page te be here:
http://mikecheng.d2.net.au/
You can fetch the source here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?
Back on that script I've been using (mencvcd), it mentions an executable called
'toolame', which I'm assuming is necessary for decoding videos which have been
created with an MP3 audio stream. I have seen it mentioned on this list, so I'm
hoping that someone knows something about it.
Can anyone t
> Anybody know of a good simple binary file editor for Linux that can
> handle 30 GB files without a problem? If so, I can simply edit the
> YUV4MPEG header to suit me. By the way, the yuv4mpeg man page is quite
> good.
I've done this with sed s/[string]/[new string]/g but if you want a real
e
when trying to convert the image bla.jpg with
jpeg2yuv -f 25 -j bla.jpg -I p -n 1 > bla.out
the program crashes with core dump. The valgrind
memory checker pointed the problem to be in
jpegutils.c:608: decode_jpeg_raw() raw0[xd++] = row0[y][xs++];
where data is copied to invalid memor
Hi,
This used to work, but after updating it's a no-go:
mpeg2enc--format 2 \
--aspect 2 \
--video-bitrate 1800\
--nonvideo-bitrate 224 \
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