Encoding Troubles!

[ThndrShk2k]

Yeah, i've been using virtualdub, and after an hour or two, i actually got a AVI file to work and shiz, but the weird thing is the framerate and such is horrible and such, and it's 98 megs for 320x240
I encoded with XviD, but i'd rather use DivX, how do i encode DivX5.1 movie to DivX 4.12?

*note: i trying to convert an OGM file, i know howto turn it into a perfect AVI and such too *

 

[deanollive]

Im not sure about you source type.. Are you using cinema or moviepark???

If MP i have loads of different .Vcfs if you need em just say

Deano

 

[ThndrShk2k]

GP Cinima

I can get it to AVI just fine, it's the compression and annoying 90 megs for 24 minuets and bad framerate *it's an anime*

 

[deanollive]

mmmm, I have settings for anime that whoops a 130mb to about 18-20??? Divx 4.12 though??

Any help to you???

Deano

 

[ThndrShk2k]

well most of the 351MB is the soundtrack, the Japanese, English, Directors comments, ansd then the subtitles

But the 24minuet episode is Divx5.1 so i dun howto do it to divx4.12

 

[deanollive]

if its japanese sound and you dont speak the language then kill the quality, I do all the time for my fan sub Ghost in the shell standalone complex (Do you know how many episodes there are in total as I only have 1-12)?

Can Vdub, not read the source as Divx5.1 and then re-compress it to 4.12???

Ive just had a quick peek at vdub on my beast at work and I have both divx formats in the list, but I have no divx 5 files to check, sorry....

If you want any numbers or anything just post again m8 )

Deano

 

[ThndrShk2k]

bah it has options for dif languages in the veiwer i use *th eogm file actually has 3 dif sound things for english japanese and directors comments*

and i duno, all i see in list is DivX5 codec shit, n 4.12

 

[TomVS]

In normal conditions: when you install divx 5 over 4.12, 4.12 wil disappear...

To have both codecs on one computer use the guide on this page...

http://codeccorner.com/aj.html

 

[deanollive]

^^^^^ lol )

Deanos crying for all the people who have had to do this! (Sorry, shouldnt laugh)
But both on my cruddy laptop (233 win98) and My work beast (XP 2.6) I didnt have to bother with that long page of PC stuff! lol Im so sorry, but there is deffinately a pack that installs them both with no probs, If your still having trouble thunder post and I can try and send you the pack,or would it work if i just sent you the codec (Or is a divx codec an installer)????

Once yuo have both codecs on VDUB thunder post whatever you need, codecs, .vcfs, if its legal then its yours )

Any areas I can help in I will try

Daeno

 

[deanollive]

post your mail address if you need the 4.12 codec as I have it hear it might be of use to you????

 

[Q-Wi-Q]

(or just get the right codec off divx-digest? )

 

[deanollive]

Might be a 28.5 kbs user, lol )

I have it here and ready if anyone needs it though )

Deano

 

[ThndrShk2k]

i have cable

anyway i encoded correctly and such, using the regedit way *EZ for me*
It's 28MB for a 24:32 film, about 156kbs and such

 

[ThndrShk2k]

Any tips for encoding with quality and having a small file size per minuet?

Edit: Crapp, dbl posted, i hate that

 

[deanollive]

Glad you sorted it out Thunder, It is a pain but once you have it its sweet its a few click operation )

My settings are ok but vary depending on what im encoding, Anime, CGI, slow movie, fast movie, tv episodes etc.....


Normaly get 160Mbs to about 18-20 with nice quality

 

[EdZ]

Encoding OGM files takes a while. My method (which has worked so far):

• Disable audio processing. Set video to 'direct stream copy'
• Extract the video
• Go to the audio options (assuming you are using virtualdub-mod, select the audio stream you want)
• Extract this as a WAV
• NOW oped the separate AVI and WAV files in virtualdub, select the WAV as the audio source, and set up your encoding settings
• Encode, and play on GPcinema
• Enjoy!

NOTE: looking at the stream info in the audio stream selection dialogue usually tells you which stream is english/jap/etc audio, and which subtitles are which. I don't know how to encode subtitles, but I assume you would add them in as a filter when you extract the video.

 

[ThndrShk2k]

well yo cannot extract without VirtualDubMod that runs OGM files, and i duexe them out into ogg files then convert them to MP3 with winLame *maybe i should use APDubb ro whatever i have already installed* and then reinsert them on 2nd pass

i use 2pass first pass 192kbs with no sound, then with sound 2nd pass second i do 128 kbs, and have 441000hz high quality 16bit sound and mpeg3 24kb/s 11000hz sound compression

*both passes rezised to 320x240 and framerate lowereerd to 15FPS