On Wed, May 21, 2003 at 06:50:35AM -0700, Paul Johnson wrote:
> Considering there is a very large lack of anything on Google about the
> topic other than noise and dead ends, I'm definately going to close
> this off. (Rememver SOLVED: posts on those pesky problems, people!)
I use this to get from an AVI file to a MPEG stream (this is wrapped, of
course, you couldn't type it this way):
$ transcode -i input_file_name.avi
-y mpeg2enc,mp2enc
-V
-Z 352x288
-w 1150 -b 224,0,5 -E 44100,16,2
-o output
That gives "output.m1v" (the video) and "output.mpa" (the audio), which I
then mplex back together with tcmplex. I use vcdimager to get the bin/cue
I need (since I usually do a menu or a fancy still or something), and out
comes a burnable VCD. Scale it differently, of course, if you want a SVCD.
Every time I've ever tried to go from AVI to MPEG with mplayer and friends,
I either can't maintain audio sync, or the video turns purple or something.
I eventually gave up.
YMMV.
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