Also sprach Matthias Bodenbinder zu "10.01.2004 20:08" Anno Domini:
> On Friday 09 January 2004 13:28, Patrick Cernko wrote:
>
>>Also sprach Matthias Bodenbinder zu "09.01.2004 13:00" Anno Domini:
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I have a recording which consists of three vdr files.
>>>How do I split the file 002.vdr after 3778.584 sec (suggested by
>>>vdrsync.pl, see log below)? I am looking for a solution for Linux.
>>
>>I recently had the same problem. My solution was, to demux the audio and
>>video with X08 instead (http://members.aon.at/johann.langhofer/x08.htm).
>>Afterwards I used mpg123 and mp2enc to reencode the audio as a pure
>>stereo one for muxing:
>>
>>mpg123 -w - --stereo 001.mp2 | mp2enc -b 192 -s 48000 -s -o 001.mpa
>>
>>After that, you can multiplex the audio&video as usual with tcmplex!
>>Oh, mp2enc is from the MJPEG tools package from sourceforge!
>>
>>CU
>
>
> Hello Patrick,
>
> many thanks! This was exactly what I was looking for. I tried X08 and it works
> perfectly. I didnt even need to use mpg123 afterwards. mplex -f 8 did the
> job right away.
>
Ok, but did you test the resulting DVD in different software and
hardware DVD players if it is still playable? I do not have much faith
in the stability and capabities of the most hardware DVD player's MPEG
audio decoding engines. Normally they a seldom needed as mos DVDs come
with AC3 audio. I'm not sure if they can handly in-stream changes
between mono and stereo. I'm also quiet sure, this is not included in
the DVD specs.
So where did you tested it!
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