HAllo
> I'm trying to mplex a 1.73GB mpv file and a 47.7MB mp2 file using sizzle 0.02r
> or ffmpegX v0.06f. However it fails with the output below (from sizzle). Both
> audio and video files are created via Mediapipe from a 30 mins, 5.52GB,
> Quicktime Movie file that was exported from imovie2.
> Any idea what it means by too many frame drops? Is it something to do with
> bit-rate? file size? Too slow a processor? I have successfully mplex-ed smaller
> test files (30 secs length, ~ 5MB mpv file size) using Sizzle at the same bit rate.
Bit-rate, correct :(
Seems like the bitrate video bitrate is to high for the given output
data rate.
Or maybe you have specified the corredt bitrate but the encoder has
"overshot" over the maximal alloed bitrate.
You can also try to encode with a lower video bitrate.
Which options do you use for encoding the mpeg ?
> 2003-02-10 18:51:25.012 Sizzle[12452] Starting mplex with args: <CFArray
> 0x1d5bc40 [0xa01303fc]>{type = immutable, count = 8, values = (
> 0 : -f
> 1 : 8
> 2 : -s
> 3 : 2000
> 4 : -o
> 5 : /tmp/sizzle_tmp152232937/tempmuxedfile-1-%d.vob
> 6 : /Volumes/firewire/movies/Mias Christmas 2002/Mias Christmas 2002.mpv
> 7 : /Volumes/firewire/movies/Mias Christmas 2002/Mias Christmas 2002.mp2
Maybe you add there the -r 9800 (or something like that)
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