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Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by ezkim0x, Mar 9, 2005.

  1. ezkim0x

    ezkim0x Regular member

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    i'm not sure if this is possible, or how much sense i'm going to make.. but here's my question.

    if i have a video, is it possible to encode the video with a new codec? if so what program can i use to do that?.. because i'm wanting to encode it with the xvid codec so it will make the file alot smaller.
     
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    celtic_d Regular member

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    It is very possible.
    Software depends on the source and your desired output. XviD is just a codec, it can be used in various containers.
     
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    my desired output would be for it to be re-encoded with the xvid codec.
     
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    So you want a raw m4v stream without audio?
    mencoder with -of rawvideo should do the trick and it accepts just about everything for input.
     
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    i'm not sure, i don't really have any idea what half of your post just meant, lol.

    the video i'll be re-encoding doesn't contain any audio.. it's just the video that i want re-encoded with another video codec (xvid) so it will make the filesize alot smaller.
     
  6. shiroh

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    mencoder is a commandline encoder.
    pretty easy to use.

    i think you better stick with gui right now...
    try virtualdub.
     
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    thanks, that worked great.
     
  8. Attila30

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    Just use one xvid codec. there are alot different ones out there but this one is really the best.
    http://www.adultxvid.com/xvidcodec/XviD_Install.exe
    I always use this codec to encode my movies. Those folks always update with the latest codecs there so quality is guaranteed!
    Good luck
     
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    According to the innosetup script: OutputBaseFilename=XviD-1.0.2-29082004

    So it is v1.0.2 built by Koepi. Latest 1.0.x version is 1.0.3 and the latest 1.1 branch official release is 1.1.0beta1, but the source was last updated on the 5th.

    For raw output you would need to use mpeg4ip's avi2raw after encoding or use in conjunction with ffdshow set to raw output.
     
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    celtic_d - a little off topic here - but I am looking to use an H264 decoder and noticed somewhere a link to a download site of yours where I got this file:
    < x264vfw.revision162.7z > Is this an H264 encoder for public use? If so how do I use it? Change the extension to .dll and throw it in the Virtual Dub Pluggins folder is one thought - but if you remember from previous posts of mine, I am being careful with this stuff --. And if I am completely off base here with this - do you know of another free H264 encoder I can check out? I know of Recode but I just don't want to pay for it yet ...

    Many thanks fultro
     
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    Thank you for that info - I'm afraid I have weak knees for playing around with codecs in development - can't afford the downtime troubleshooting and fixing - keeping my eyes open for stable versions here - and thanks for your efforts

    fultro
     
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    There is also an installer. It will be whatever the latest 7z release is. So if the latest 7z is r167 then the installer is also 167.

    It is fairly stable, but yeah I am not sure I would use it for archiving just yet.
     
  14. shiroh

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    try nero h264
     
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    I know about Nero H264 - it is included in the latest versions of Recode which comes with NeroVision, which is included in Nero Ultra-Edition - Doom9 has tutorials on it so it sounds good........I am just not up to to spending $99 for it yet - waiting to see when cheaper alternatives develop
    thanks fultro
     
  16. shiroh

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    i think its free to try, i got it from nerodigital site.
    heck, i'm now using the nero 6 demo. buhahaha
     

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