On Sun, 2003-01-19 at 11:23, Steven Boswell wrote:
>
> I was just surprised that an ancient, low-tech program like dd is all it
> takes to do a modern, high-tech action like burning a DVD. Given how
dd is not low-tech, is low-level.
--
Florin Andrei
http://florin.myip.org/
I apologize for asking this AGAIN, but apparently I'm still missing some
important detail...
>>mplex generated one big file, and a warning that said "Sequence end
>>marker found in video stream but single-segment splitting specified!"
>>for every chapter mark. I burned it to DVD, and there were n
My reply to Andrew Stevens:
>In general: you really really want the latest mplex from CVS either
>stable or developer branches for DVD. They fix an important timing
>bug and a couple of other things too.
I've upgraded to mjpegtools 1.6.1 now.
>Those "hiccups" you're seeing are the run-out/run-i
On Sun, 19 Jan 2003, Andrew Stevens wrote:
> > Depending on how bright your screen is, you may not be able to get rid of
> > all the block noise in dark areas.
>
> This should actually disappear fairly shortly. I'm working on some tweeks to
> tbe bit-allocation that will reduce quantisation on mac
HI Robert,
> > Now that I can actually see my video, I have a new problem -- although
> > most of it looks wonderful, parts of it don't look all that good!
> > There's quite a bit of fuzziness at the boundaries between black areas
> > and light areas (i.e. I've seen it with white and pink).
>
> De
> OK, cool. mplex generated one big file, and a warning that said
> "Sequence end marker found in video stream but single-segment splitting
> specified!" for every chapter mark. I burned it to DVD, and there were
> no chapters. I then hacked mplex so that -M wasn't automatically turned
> on by
Hallo
> >>Here's the command line that I used to generate the video:
> >
> >Drop the -b option, raise the -q to 7-8, and use the denoiser.
>
> What can I say, Berni, you da man! :-) After messing around with
> lots of combinations today, I finally found that my so-called high
> quality LaserDisc
>>Here's the command line that I used to generate the video:
>
>Drop the -b option, raise the -q to 7-8, and use the denoiser.
What can I say, Berni, you da man! :-) After messing around with
lots of combinations today, I finally found that my so-called high
quality LaserDisc looked a lot better
> From: Steven Boswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >You should use the -S -B option of mpeg2enc for spliting videos.
>
> I don't understand. The -S option of mpeg2enc doesn't actually seem to
> produce separate files, just sequence-end marks; from my experience,
> only mplex actually splits videos into
>>It uses dd to write to a DVD?? WHOA :-) But it
>>just worked; I have my first chaptered DVD-video. Thanks a
>>bazillion!!!
>
>If you tried to tell a joke, I didn't get it.
I was just surprised that an ancient, low-tech program like dd is all it
takes to do a modern, high-tech action like
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 02:53:40PM +0100, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> When you encode the video you should use the -S -B option. Then mplex
> will split the file when multiplexing into pices with a correct start
> and end.
As there is no -B option in the released mplex, I assume you are talking
On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, Steven Boswell wrote:
>
> OK, cool. mplex generated one big file, and a warning that said
> "Sequence end marker found in video stream but single-segment splitting
> specified!" for every chapter mark.
Just a gues: Make sure you're using a command line that has a template for
Hallo
> > As I wrote in the mail shortly before you should not use the -M switch
> > (or any other spliting by mplex). If you multiplex a DVD the -M switch
> > was deactivated because it generated several files. The -M option does
> > not generate valid MPEG streams.
> >
> > You should use the -S
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 07:36:08AM +0100, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
Hello ;-)
> As I wrote in the mail shortly before you should not use the -M switch
> (or any other spliting by mplex). If you multiplex a DVD the -M switch
> was deactivated because it generated several files. The -M option doe
Hallo
> >Am I correct if I say that the HP dvd200i is a DVD+R/RW writer ? If
> >yes read the mjpeg-howto (on SF): Section Creating DVD's.
> I've done so. It uses dd to write to a DVD?? WHOA :-) But it just
> worked; I have my first chaptered DVD-video. Thanks a bazillion!!!
If you tried t
Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
>Am I correct if I say that the HP dvd200i is a DVD+R/RW writer ? If
>yes read the mjpeg-howto (on SF): Section Creating DVD's.
I've done so. It uses dd to write to a DVD?? WHOA :-) But it just
worked; I have my first chaptered DVD-video. Thanks a bazillion!!!
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Steven Boswell wrote:
>
> I tried first to do all of the mastering under Linux. As far as I can
> tell, dvdauthor runs fine on my multiplexed audio/video files, and
> mkisofs builds a UDF image fine (though the instructions call for a
> -dvd-video switch, and that isn't recogn
Hallo
> First of all, my setup. The computer is an Athlon XP 1800+ with an MSI
> K7T266 Pro2 motherboard (i.e. a VIA KT266A chipset) and a gig of 266 MHz
> DDRAM. My DVD writer is an HP dvd200i. I'm running Red Hat 7.3 and
> mjpegtools 1.6.0.
Am I correct if I say that the HP dvd200i is a DVD+R
Hello! I've successfully produced many VideoCDs, but am having a heck
of a time with DVDs. It seems that, no matter what path I try, something
happens to screw it up. Finally, I'm resorting to the kindness of
strangers to get some answers. I thank you in advance for any help you
may provide, kno
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