The default for vcd/svcd presets is equivalent to -S 700 -B 230
Thanks for the info. I've been wondering what the -4/5 default for
mpeg2enc -B is. Some old post on the list indicated that it was 224
but it is 230 for mplex overhead, right?
And the -f 4/5 default for mpeg2enc -S is 730, right?
Hi!
I have 2 files, one videostream (m1v) and one audiostream (mp2).
I want to multiplex these files to a VCD.
The problem is that the movie is too long for one VCD, so I have to
split it.
When I transcoded the file (formerly an AVI file) I didn't notice the
option -S 700 was set for mpeg2enc. So
Hallo
> I have 2 files, one videostream (m1v) and one audiostream (mp2).
> I want to multiplex these files to a VCD.
> The problem is that the movie is too long for one VCD, so I have to
> split it.
> When I transcoded the file (formerly an AVI file) I didn't notice the
> option -S 700 was set for
On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 17:33:21 +0200, you wrote:
> That is not possible with the -S option. Because mpeg2enc does not know
> the number of frames.
>
> So you have to do it a other way round like:
> Make 2 Editlists where each list has the have number of frames.
>
> If you like to do some math (t
On Sat, 5 Apr 2003, Matti Haveri wrote:
> > The default for vcd/svcd presets is equivalent to -S 700 -B 230
>
> Thanks for the info. I've been wondering what the -4/5 default for
> mpeg2enc -B is. Some old post on the list indicated that it was 224
> but it is 230 for mplex overhead, right?
>
Hallo
> As a newbie to the mjpeg-tools I have the following problem:
>
> If got some avi-files with sound and some without sound. Now I would like to
> combine the two types of files, to be able to process these files further
> with glav (and so on). Preferably the output is an avi-file too.
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