Converting Video For DIVX Devices: Difference between revisions
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*Works (Equinox took 2 min to load a listing of one file, then would play) | *Works (Equinox took 2 min to load a listing of one file, then would play) | ||
*To high of bitrate (source file smaller then non source) | |||
*Just testing but for what I am doing I do not think I need some of the command line options | |||
ffmpeg -i DEFCON\ 20\:\ Owned\ in\ 60\ Seconds\:\ From\ Network\ Guest\ to\ Windows\ Domain\ Admin.webm -f avi -vcodec mpeg4 -b 1500k -s 648x480 -ab 128k -vtag divx output.avi | ffmpeg -i DEFCON\ 20\:\ Owned\ in\ 60\ Seconds\:\ From\ Network\ Guest\ to\ Windows\ Domain\ Admin.webm -f avi -vcodec mpeg4 -b 1500k -s 648x480 -ab 128k -vtag divx output.avi | ||
Revision as of 09:13, 25 March 2013
archlinux
pacman -S dvdrip libdv xvidcore yaourt divx4linux sudo pacman -Sv mplayer
mencode gui's
mtvcgui
yaourt mtvcgui
- More for capture devices, no divx out of the box, looks like you can edit an ini (http://easycap.blogspot.com/p/mtvcgui.html)
divxconverter
yaourt divxconverter
- run with
python2 /usr/bin/divxc
Testing
- Works (Equinox took 2 min to load a listing of one file, then would play)
- To high of bitrate (source file smaller then non source)
- Just testing but for what I am doing I do not think I need some of the command line options
ffmpeg -i DEFCON\ 20\:\ Owned\ in\ 60\ Seconds\:\ From\ Network\ Guest\ to\ Windows\ Domain\ Admin.webm -f avi -vcodec mpeg4 -b 1500k -s 648x480 -ab 128k -vtag divx output.avi