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  • Andydev
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2002
    • 3

    Xmpeg - Big divx

    I convert a dvd (reservoir dogs) to divx using Xmpeg, following this guides: "Xmpeg Conversion Instructions" and "Setting up Xmpeg"
    I used Divx 4.02 Two Pass Encoding. I resize it to 512 width, removed all the black space, I decoded the sound to mp3 128 48.

    But the output file was like 1200Mb!

    Could some1 tell me which setting should I change? on the codec? the sound? the iDCT? etc...

    10x all

    AndyDev
  • khp
    The Other
    • Nov 2001
    • 2161

    #2
    Re: Xmpeg - Big divx

    Originally posted by Andydev

    I used Divx 4.02 Two Pass Encoding.
    I assume you mean divx5.02, there was a divx4.02 once, but it's almost a year old.
    You need to set the bitrate, in the divx codec config, to reach your desired filesize, I'am sure the was covered in the guide.
    Donate your idle CPU time for something usefull.
    http://folding.stanford.edu/

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    • Andydev
      Junior Member
      Junior Member
      • Aug 2002
      • 3

      #3
      Re: Re: Xmpeg - Big divx

      Originally posted by khp


      I assume you mean divx5.02, there was a divx4.02 once, but it's almost a year old.
      You need to set the bitrate, in the divx codec config, to reach your desired filesize, I'am sure the was covered in the guide.
      no, it's 4.02 and there is nothing about the bitrate

      would you give me some tips about bitrate, sound, quality...
      what's better, mp3, divx audio? which quality?

      10x alot

      AndyDev

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      • khp
        The Other
        • Nov 2001
        • 2161

        #4
        Re: Re: Re: Xmpeg - Big divx

        Originally posted by Andydev


        no, it's 4.02 and there is nothing about the bitrate
        Then you should definetly upgrade to 5.02.

        Originally posted by Andydev

        would you give me some tips about bitrate, sound, quality...
        To get a predictable filesize, you have to calculate the appropriate bitrate and enter that into the divx codec configuration as explained here

        A complete guide for DVD to DivX and Xvid conversion, now featuring instructions for Xvid encoding (page 3 of 5)


        and you should be able to find a bitrate calculator here

        Digital Digest DivX XviD Software Section - List of recommended, top 10 DivX, XviD and AVI software, latest news and updates


        Originally posted by Andydev

        what's better, mp3, divx audio? which quality?
        The divx audio codec is a hacked version of microsofts wma audio codec, unfortunatly I don't have much experience with this codec.
        Donate your idle CPU time for something usefull.
        http://folding.stanford.edu/

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        • Enchanter
          Old member
          • Feb 2002
          • 5417

          #5
          Re: Xmpeg - Big divx

          Originally posted by Andydev
          I convert a dvd (reservoir dogs) to divx using Xmpeg, following this guides: "Xmpeg Conversion Instructions" and "Setting up Xmpeg"
          I used Divx 4.02 Two Pass Encoding. I resize it to 512 width, removed all the black space, I decoded the sound to mp3 128 48.

          But the output file was like 1200Mb!

          Could some1 tell me which setting should I change? on the codec? the sound? the iDCT? etc...

          10x all

          AndyDev
          It is likely that the sound stream is not in MP3, but the space-consuming, uncompressed, PCM WAV. Flask has that occasional problem, and XMPEG, being a Flask derivative, is prone to this as well.

          What I suggest you do is process the audio separately. Here's a quick run through:
          1. Use Graphedit or Vob2audio to extract the audio as .wav
          2. If you wish to amplify the volume, use a sound editor, such as Cooledit
          3. Convert the .wav file to .mp3 using any MP3 encoder, such as LAME
          4. Mux the video (that you are creating using XMPEG) with the .mp3 file using nandub

          No changes on XMPEG need to be done, except, of course, to disable the audio processing.

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          • Andydev
            Junior Member
            Junior Member
            • Aug 2002
            • 3

            #6
            Re: Re: Xmpeg - Big divx

            Originally posted by Enchanter

            It is likely that the sound stream is not in MP3, but the space-consuming, uncompressed, PCM WAV. Flask has that occasional problem, and XMPEG, being a Flask derivative, is prone to this as well.

            What I suggest you do is process the audio separately. Here's a quick run through:
            1. Use Graphedit or Vob2audio to extract the audio as .wav
            2. If you wish to amplify the volume, use a sound editor, such as Cooledit
            3. Convert the .wav file to .mp3 using any MP3 encoder, such as LAME
            4. Mux the video (that you are creating using XMPEG) with the .mp3 file using nandub

            No changes on XMPEG need to be done, except, of course, to disable the audio processing.
            10x I'll try

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