Re: Recordings / PES / MPEG -> VVCD/SVCD

[Martin Wiesinger <martin.wiesinger@aon.at>]

hi
yeah, it'd be of great use to know what LINUX tools can do that...

greetings
  Martin

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some people out there have only one os on their i386-pc

On Wed, 4 Oct 2000 Stefan.Hagendorn@lindy.cc wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I can't distribute anything to the projects, but maybe my experience in
> converting recorded streams to mpeg2 which I've got from my recent test
> could help:
> 
> My goal was to get a captured SCI-FI Series (Voyager) in the best possible
> quality (SVCD) on CD and here is my way.
> 
> Due to the lack of tools (or my knowledge of the tools in linux) I use only
> windows tools:
> 
> 1. demux the captured file with pvademux.exe you will get a m2v and a mp2
> file
> 2. throw away the m2v file :-) resample the mp2 file from 48KHz to 44KHz
> (SVCD conform) I'd use Tsunami Mpeg Decoder for that
> 3. convert the captured file with the technotrend tool pva2mpeg2.exe -> you
> will get a mpg file
> 4. get flask-mpeg and avisynth and avisyth plugin - open the mpegfile in
> flask-mpeg set the correct frame count, don't use audio
> 5. set the outputoption to "link to avisynth" and start the conversion .. I
> use only PAL files and PAL SVCD .. so I don' know anything about framerate
> conversion ..
> 6. create a txt file with IPCSource("videoOut") and name is something.avs -
> videoOut is the name which is shown by the avisyth plugin after you start
> the conversion.
> 7. load the *.avs file into Tsunami MPEG Encoder and set up the SVCD
> parameters (or better use the SVCD Templates) and start encoding
> 8. After some hours u should have another m2v file (or mpv ?? not sure
> right know)
> 9 mux the audio file from 2 with the Video file from 8 with bbMpeg .. in
> SVCD mode (it calculates scanoffsets into the stream for SVCD player)
> 
> Well thats all .. burn the mpeg file with NERO in SVCD Mode and you should
> a really good looking SVCD.
> 
> For detailed informations I recommend http://www.vcdhelper.com and
> http://go.to/doom9 and http://www.geocities.com/bug2kbug/Helper/helper.htm
> 
> You get there much Infos and all Links to all Programms needed for
> conversion ... Another tip : Look for DVD to SVCD Guides too because
> DVD2SVCD and digital captured files to svcd conversion have much in common
> 
> Hope that helps a bit ...
> 
> Stefan
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