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whatever you like, and use the mjpegtools for encoding.
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e resulting iso with your favorite burning software. That's
what I do to copy mine, anyway. (Substitute whatever your device node
is for /dev/dvd.
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uild the latest CVS of smilutils just
fine on my system, which has gcc 4.0.3 on it (system is Ubuntu dapper, if
that matters).
If you're sure it's all the latest, maybe post the error message you're
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, securi
analog sources did (probably due to the denoising and cropping out the
"tape noise" at the edges). I wouldn't trade my Canopus box for anything
right now. (OK, well, maybe ... :-)
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h one of the external units.
> And I take it that you would recommend the canopus product with
> linux then?
Absolutely. It took me a bit of work to get it going because my
motherboard was faulty, but once I got a good motherboard in here, it was
just plug and play. Works great. I lo
t; any otherformat.
And you could do it without having to run your primary display through a
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On Sat, 14 Dec 2002, Laurent Pinchart wrote:
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> I'm trying to author an SVCD or DVD from an MPEG4 avi file.
> ...
> I thus ended doing something like this:
>
> mkfifo yuvfifo
> transcode -i myavifile -x ffmpeg,null -y yuv4mpeg -z -o yuvfifo &
> cat yuvfifo | yuvscale -O SVCD | mpeg2enc -f 4 [...]
On 21 Dec 2002, Jay Bloodworth wrote:
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> I need to convert some PAL high-quality divx AVIs to SCVD mpeg.
I've not done SVCD, but here's a script that I use for converting PAL DivX
to NTSC VCD. Change flags as needed to get SVCD instead and you should be
off and running. Uses mplayer. This will
16 -g 6 -G 18 \
-P -I 1 -o "${1%.smil}.m2v" -v 1
mplex -f 8 -o "${1%.smil}_%02d.mpeg" "${1%.smil}.mp2" "${1%.smil}.m2v"
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rategic points Andrew mentioned and you're
> all set.
Or you can just use "dd obs=10m" where "obs" is the buffer size you want.
I think "dd" is standard on most distros. Works for me, anyway (Debian
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tch to the developer mailing
list?
> It seems to me that most people would want
> that sort of control over where chapter marks get inserted. No?
Indeed that would be handy. If nothing else, post your patch here and
I'll use it. :-)
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cat stream.yuv | yuvdenoise -S 0 -b 4,4,696,468 | y4mshift -n 8 >video.yuv &
cat video.yuv | mpeg2enc -S 400 -B 384 -q 4 -b 1 -f 8 -r 16 \
-4 4 -2 4 -N -I 1 -o "${1%.smil}.m2v" -v 1
mplex -f 8 -o
list for
"mplayer -vo yuv4mpeg" (use the "require all words" option on the search
results) and you'll find a lot of info, including this url with a script
that you can use for SVCD, and with minor mods to VCD:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=26949
ct undeclared, predict_ref.h
not found, etc.)
> Andrew
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> regards
> Markus
I don't know about "normal", but if it's any comfort, I get the same
error. I think there's some files not checked in or something. (There
were some very large changes recently in CVS.)
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in one pass. (Gotta hand it to CCE, though
-- it was faster overall using three pases than mpeg2enc was in one.)
Considering CCE is $large and closed source, I'll take mpeg2enc --
especially since I hear good things (like multipass encoding) are planned
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but certainly not enough that I've noticed it, if there is any.)
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DV is different for PAL vs NTSC, just like analog video (resolution and
frame rate). There are software tools out there that will convert from
one to the other in DV (Canopus has one, for example).
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it done.
If all he wants to do is make something watchable, he can probably just
lie about the frame rate and encode it at 24fps instead of 25. I've done
that to convert PAL stuff before, and it worked fine on my NTSC DVD
player. The speedup wasn't enough that I noticed much differenc
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Selva Nair wrote:
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> I too have often wondered about moving all my dvd tapes into DVD-R in
> dv format. For archiving, which medium is more reliable? DVD or
> tape?
You're kidding, right?
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At least with DVD I know I've got something that's already
digital, so if some new storage technology comes along that obsoletes DVD,
all I have to do is copy them over. Plus as long as I don't scratch them
up, their shelf life is very long
the resulting Kino edit list through smilutils, the audio can
be split out and processed however you like before mplexing it back
together into MPEG.
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can then mplex that back together with the original audio and you're all
set.
> Thanks again,
> Bill
No problem. I am a relative newcomer to all this stuff myself, so there
may be easier way, but so far I can make it do what I need without mu
overnight actually
encoded all the way without errors.
You can find all of them plus links to related tools and a more detailed
readme and overview at http://source.robertk.com. I hope somebody
else finds them useful. :-)
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t the case with mjpeg video, but
> that is my experience with DV.
It helps a great deal on stuff coming off VHS tape, though. :-)
> I hesitate to call *anything* perfect, but for my money, the Canopus,
> dvgrab, kino and mjpegtools is it for me.
Yep. I'm a happy camper with tha
mtoppm or pipe the output y4mtoppm through pnmsplit and
> select the required frame.
Or you could do:
mplayer -vo png -frames 1 movie.mpg
to save the first frame as a png, or
mplayer -vo png -ss 60 -frames 10 movie.png
to seek 60 seconds into the movie, then dump 10 frames as
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Selva Nair wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Robert Kesterson wrote:
> >
> > Or you could do:
> >mplayer -vo png -ss 60 -frames 10 movie.png
> > to seek 60 seconds into the movie, then dump 10 frames as png images.
>
> Does that really work for
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Edouard Chalaron wrote:
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> Hi all,
> What the -l stands for in yuvdenoise ?
low-pass threshold. See "yuvdenoise --help".
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Still no go.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to track this down? The one thing I
*haven't* done yet that I suppose would be a good idea is run it inside
GDB, so at least I could see *where* it's segfaulting. (Will go try
that...)
If it matters : Gigabyte GA7DXR motherboard, Athlo
The odd thing, though, is that it's only these three smil files that
consistently segfault. It ran fine on all the others from the same
capture session.
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caused this, but it definitely work now where it didn't before. Very
strange, but I'm just glad it works!
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> Plus maybe a way to get rid of the need for a stream.yuv file since it
> is big and I have been unable to pipe straight from mplayer-mpeg2enc.
Make stream.yuv a fifo, then pipe from that. For example:
mkfifo stream.yuv
mplayer -nosound -benc
of buffer sizes. Trust me,
if you're using -vo yuv4mpeg, there isn't any video data coming out of
mplayer's stdout, so there's nothing meaningful going into mpeg2enc.
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for my VHS to DVD conversions -- splitting it into several
smaller jobs (about 10 minutes each) and burning them all as chapters.
Works like a charm, and I never have any file size issues anywhere along
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great for me, YMMV. It won't remove a logo, but it will blur and blend it
into the surrounding enough that it's not so obnoxious.
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well, and they both play fine in my DVD player. The fun part is tweaking
mjpegtools command chains to get everything "just right". :-)
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> Will mjpegtools compile on an Athlon system?
My two Athlon systems love mjpegtools. :-)
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ey, I'd
buy the software version of Studio 8 and get a capture card seperately. At
least here locally, you'd save a few bucks that way.
Thank you very much in advance for your support.
Best regards
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both -
analog camcorder and digital camcorder.
Yes. Firewire does DV. ADVC-100 converts analog to DV. So you could do
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the whole issue will
disappear ;-)
No it won't. You'll have more bitrate and capacity to play with, but
you'll still be looking for ways to get the most out of it. At least I
do. For a lot of things, 4.7GB seems awfully small.
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. Bit-rate defaults to 7500kbps, buffer sizes to the maximum
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I do recall this changing, but I don't recall when. It's been
a while. I'm using the CVS version, but I thought those options were in
the release version the same way?
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uch* smaller file
(roughly half)!
Don't misunderstand, I'm thrilled if this is expected behaviour -- I'm
just concerned that something is horribly wrong somewhere. Any thoughts?
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> My problem: They have been split at a later time without care,
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