Re: MPEG video recorder
For video encoding I try always to use transcode. Its a really amazing
program. Basically, I think its a magic box where you set an input and an
output codec, and that's it. Of course, it supports MPEG encoding. Even it
uses (I'm not sure on this) the fame encoder, according to them, its so fast
that mplayer uses it for decoding video from every format, and reencoding it
to mpeg (in real time) to send it to MPEG1/2 decoder boards.
On Tue 09 Apr 2002 01:36, Tim Moss wrote:
> Apparently, on Fri, Apr 05, 2002 at 03:01:56AM +0800, csj wrote:
> > I'm looking for a software mpeg encoder that can produce synced
> > audio/video from a bttv-compatible capture card. I'm presently using
> > NVrec <http://www.ee.up.ac.za/~justin/v4l2> to record DivX ;-) movies
> > from my VCR. But since DivX is largely a PC-based video format, I lose
> > the bragging rights to say, Made proudly by GNU/Linux.
>
> I use NVrec also (but with FFMPEG) with excellent results. Be sure to
> get the patch on the NVrec site to keep audio and video in sync.
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