Re: [Mjpeg-users] Red Hat 8.0 build problem

On Sat, 2002-12-14 at 19:54, daniel jircik wrote: > Actually off topic but I can't get there from here. I need to install > Avifile to install mjpegtools to satisfy dependencies. Avifile requires > divx for linux. Downloaded from divx.com ran the install script as per > instructions. (./install

Re: [Mjpeg-users] Red Hat 8.0 build problem

Hi Daniel, Op zo 15-12-2002, om 04:54 schreef daniel jircik: > Actually off topic but I can't get there from here. I need to install > Avifile to install mjpegtools to satisfy dependencies. Avifile requires > divx for linux. Downloaded from divx.com ran the install script as per > instructions

[Mjpeg-users] Re: Restoring MPEG from SVCD

I just learned that I can use VCD Copy X to rip the tracks off of a VCD or SVCD as *.dat files. I renamed the *.dat files as *.mpg and they seemd to be OK. If you wanf to "rip" VCD/SVCD vcdaimger's vcdxrip will allso do the job. There is

[Mjpeg-users] 1024 or 1000 as a multiplier

What is the proper multiplier in digital video calculations: 1024 or 1000? Or both?? mpeg2enc seems to use 1000 because 2500 kb/s = 2500 000 b/s mp2enc seems to use 1024 because 224 kbit/s = 229 376 bits/s (= 28 672 bytes/s) Isn't it true that: 1 B/s = 8 b/s (i.e. 1 byte/s = 8 bits/s) 1 Mb/s

Re: [Mjpeg-users] 1024 or 1000 as a multiplier

> What is the proper multiplier in digital video calculations: 1024 or > 1000? Or both?? Both unfortunately. The prefixes for the decimal system (table below) use a power of 10 factor. Prefix Symbol Factor kilok 1 000 (10^3) megaM 1 000 000 (10^6) g

Re: [Mjpeg-users] Re: Restoring MPEG from SVCD

Hallo > >> I just learned that I can use VCD Copy X to rip the tracks off of a > >> VCD or SVCD as *.dat files. I renamed the *.dat files as *.mpg and > >> they seemd to be OK. > >> > >> > >If you wanf to "rip" VCD/SVCD vcdaimger's vcdxrip

Re: [Mjpeg-users] 1024 or 1000 as a multiplier

Hallo > For example: 2500 000 b/s SVCD video is actually 2441 kb/s with 1024 > multiplier. Adding 224 kb/s audio yields 2665 kb/s. The maximum speed > for the SVCD MPEG2-data is: > > 2 x 75 sectors/s = > 150 sectors/s = > 150 sectors/s * 2324 B/sector = > 348600 B/s = > 2788800 b/s = > 2723,4375

[Mjpeg-users] libpng3, Debian

Hi, Just installed the 1.6.1 mjpegtools Debian package. The only problem was that lavrec wouldn't run because I didn't have libpng3 installed. The dependency in the Debian package should be updated from libpng2 to libpng3. Fabian --- This sf.n

[Mjpeg-users] Difficulty capturing with bttv 0.9.3 and ALSA 0.9rc6

I have been having problems capturing video from my bttv based (WinTV Go) card. The session below is the result of trying to capture with lavrec: ed@jazzman:/tmp$ lavrec --software-encoding --geometry 640x480+0+0 --format a --input n --channel us-cable:4 test.avi Ok, found channel 4 with frequen

Re: [Mjpeg-users] Difficulty capturing with bttv 0.9.3 and ALSA0.9rc6

Hi Edward, On Sun, 2002-12-15 at 21:40, Edward Guldemond wrote: > I would really like to be able to capture audio with my video. :-) What audio card do you have? It sounds like an on-board card, you really want a high-quality sound card, onboard thingies usually don't work well... You could try

Re: [Mjpeg-users] Difficulty capturing with bttv 0.9.3 and ALSA 0.9rc6

On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 12:17:28AM +0100, Ronald Bultje wrote: > Hi Edward, > > On Sun, 2002-12-15 at 21:40, Edward Guldemond wrote: > > I would really like to be able to capture audio with my video. :-) > > What audio card do you have? It sounds like an on-board card, you really > want a high-qu

[Mjpeg-users] can't mplex large files

I converted a DV stream into SVCD-compliant MPEG2. The files are: -rw-rw-r--1 florin florin 726M Dec 15 13:26 cass1.m2v -rw-rw-r--1 florin florin38M Dec 15 13:26 cass1.mpa Then i try to put them together with mplex: mplex -f 4 -o cass1.mpg cass1.m2v cass1.mpa The probl

Re: [Mjpeg-users] can't mplex large files

* Florin Andrei writes: > [mplex trying to split a file] >If that's useful, here's the mpeg2enc command line i used to generate >the video stream: >mpeg2enc -v 0 -f 4 -F 4 -n n -o "cass1".m2v -a 2 -I 1 How about using the -S parameter? /-- mplex --help --- | --max-segment-size|-S size |