[plug] video editing software

John Knight anarchist_tomato at hotmail.com
Mon Aug 2 14:10:42 WST 2004


xine is also a great general purpose player (it's not just a dvd player), 
which has menus, which mplayer (which i'm also an advocate of) doesn't. I've 
also got a stack of mplayer commands to work from. MPlayer also has 
frontends for its mencoder part, check out the mplayer homepage for links. I 
was one of the original divxers and I can safely say, you'll much prefer the 
mencoder way over the flaskmpeg and virtual dub way!


>On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, Marc Wiriadisastra wrote:
>
> > I have a video I open it in virtual dub I then change it to divx then I
> > save as an .avi.  When I did a google it came up with video editing
> > software for that so my apologies for not explaining what I was doing.
> >
> > You might then say why is it that I'm doing that well I have a dvd
> > player that plays divx, avi's and mpeg's.  However sometimes it doesn't
> > work so if I (put word here) into avi or mpeg again it works.
>
>Thanks for explaining.  Try taking a look at
>
>   http://www.mplayerhq.hu/
>
>It is a great media player, has documentation in many languages, and
>includes an encoder program for converting / recoding.
>
>The documents should explain the difference between codec (divx,
>mpeg2,...) and file format (mpeg, avi, ...) and other issues better than
>we can. I think it should solve your problem.
>   The manual page is rather intimidating, so I hope the one in your own
>langauge is up to date.
>
>   You will want a short script to run 'mencoder' with a suitable set of
>parameters to re-code your videos. There are samples in the documents,
>or I can send you some.
>
>e.g.   mencoder <filename> -o out.avi -oac lavc -ovc lavc -lavcopts
>   vcodec=mpeg4:vqscale=3:vhq:vbitrate=$bitrate
>

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