Maik Holtkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > 0n 06/05/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:30 Tomi Ollila told me: > > > In the case of dv->dvd: smilutils | mjpeg-tools is AFAIK a good > choice.
Hmm, I'll have to look smilutils (specially smil2raw) as currently -x ffbin can read only one .avi and -x ffmpeg exits for some frame decoding problem. > > BTW: Did I already mention that I am a mjpeg-tools fan ;). Yes I am too -- I used lot of those when worked with analog capture card (iomega buz). >> transcode is still the tool when one wants decent filtering of >> input material to be done when encoding video. > > From my point of view transcode is the kit that brings them all > together. In spite transcodes syntax is still a steep learning > curve, you have only to fight with one tool for a bunch of codecs. yes, it took some time -- but when browsing through all options again and again it starts to go quicker and quicker... ... and I always write nice wrapper scripts for current needs and for baseline for future... > > Just my 0.02$. > > BTW: IMHO there is no need to deinterlace when you transcode dv -> > dvd, is it? My digicam produces interlaced output -- which looks very ugly on computer screen (moving parts)-- I quess TV:s (even lcd-ones) do some extra work to clean that up but... ... and smartyuv does great work, especially as there is no real-time requirements in my encodings that is the way to go. > bye maik Tomi
