On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 20:44, Steven M. Schultz wrote:
> Using '-K file=yourfile' you can create custom tables to use - I've
> had good results (posted here I believe) from using the Intra
> 'hi-resolution' entries with the TMPGEnc nonIntra values.
That became my default matrix :-) for use with ma
Z
On Tue, 9 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am using the dvd::rip 4:3 NTSC preset on the 'Clip & Zoom' tab, which,
> I guess maps to the standard NTSC framesize of 352x240?
Ok - sounds like it is doing the right thing.
> So you are saying that -K kvcd and -N 1.0 actually work again
I've recently purchased a large HD and have started recording raw images. I just
wasn't happy with the various codecs I'd been using to record.
What I've found is yuvkineco worked better on the material that had undergone lossy
compression than it works on the raw-recorded clips. It seems to r
> One thing I dont quite get. I am new to all this video encoding stuff
> and I see all these forums (mjpeg included) where smart guys are
> fiddling parameters endlessly to get what they want.
>
> And then I walk into Best Buy (an electronics superstore here in the
> US), and see all these one-cli
On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] perl]$ lavplay video.avi
> > lavplay1.6.1.90
> > lavtools version 1.6.1.90
> > **ERROR: [lavplay] File video.avi has 23.999808 frames/sec, choose norm
> Seems that something sets the framerate wrong.
That is a bug i
Hallo
> source avi:
>
> Cache fill: 5,47% (458752 bytes)AVI file format detected.
> VIDEO: [DIV3] 384x288 24bpp 24,000 fps 945,8 kbps (115,5 kbyte/s)
Do you have a PAL/NTSC or Film source ?
>From the pictures size I'd guess that you have a PAL movie, but from the
framerate I'd say you h
>From "Steven M. Schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 8 Dec 2003:
> > The DVD title is 132 minutes. Using the following settings for mpeg2enc
>
> Whew - that's a lot to try and get any quality from and still
> fit on a CD-R.
Right, thats why I was surprised to see a final mpeg of only 5
Greetings!!!
**ERROR: [lavplay] Error opening +np: No such file or directory
Whoops, typo. That should have been "lavplay +n video.avi".
Ronald
yes yes yes!!!
all works!!
Thanks!!
dmitriy
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On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 14:11, dmitriy wrote:
> > do as it says, add +n (NTSC):
> > lavplay +np video.avi
>
> yes, but:
[..]
>
> **ERROR: [lavplay] Error opening +np: No such file or directory
Whoops, typo. That should have been "lavplay +n video.avi".
Ronald
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Hello!!1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] perl]$ lavplay video.avi
lavplay1.6.1.90
lavtools version 1.6.1.90
**ERROR: [lavplay] File video.avi has 23.999808 frames/sec, choose norm
with +[np] param
do as it says, add +n (NTSC):
lavplay +np video.avi
yes, but:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] perl]$ ls
audiodump.wav out.htm
Hi,
On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 12:02, dmitriy wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] perl]$ lavplay video.avi
> lavplay1.6.1.90
> lavtools version 1.6.1.90
> **ERROR: [lavplay] File video.avi has 23.999808 frames/sec, choose norm
> with +[np] param
do as it says, add +n (NTSC):
lavplay +np video.avi
Ronald
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Good day Bernhard!!!
Thanks for the answer!
mencoder is nearly correct.
You have to use mplayer with the -vo yuv4mpeg output driver and a fifo
file:
source avi:
Cache fill: 5,47% (458752 bytes)AVI file format detected.
VIDEO: [DIV3] 384x288 24bpp 24,000 fps 945,8 kbps (115,5 kbyte/s)
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