> dvd2concat uncompressed.dvdmedia > file.concat
> ffmpeg -analyzeduration 500M -probesize 500M -forced_subs_only 1 \
> -safe 0 -f concat -protocol_whitelist concat,ffconcat,file,subfile -i
> file.concat \
> -vsync cfr \
> -map 0:0 -c:v hevc_videotoolbox -disposition:v default \
> -map 0:1 -c:a:0
Hi again,
So I've had time to digest the inputs I've received so far and have my next
question. Just to recap, I have a decrypted ripped DVD (just the main movie was
extracted, no menus, no compression etc.) into a folder called
"uncompressed.dvdmedia" that contains:
ls -R uncompressed.dvdmedia
G'day Ferdi,
I added the analyzeduration and probesize options as you suggested (which added
about 3.5 minutes to the total time for a 48 minute TV episode before encoding
started) but it didn't change anything. Note that I also had changed the
subtitle codec from dvdsub to copy. That's not to
. I'd very much appreciate you pointing
me in the right direction. Thanks!
Regards,
Mick
> On 2022.0428, at 16:19, Michael Mueck wrote:
>
> Thanks for responding Nicolas.
>
>> On 2022.0428, at 14:01, Nicolas George wrote:
>>
>> Michael Mueck via ffmpeg
Thanks for responding Nicolas.
> On 2022.0428, at 14:01, Nicolas George wrote:
>
> Michael Mueck via ffmpeg-user (12022-04-28):
>> I have decrypted and ripped all of my DVDs into individual VIDEO_TS
>> structures for just the main movie or an individual TV episode. Each
Hi,
First time poster here - please be gentle on me :-).
I have decrypted and ripped all of my DVDs into individual VIDEO_TS structures
for just the main movie or an individual TV episode. Each move or TV episode
consists of a VIDEO_TS folder containing the original uncompressed
VIDEO_T
