How can I convert h.264 or x.264 videos to xvid in ubuntu?
Preferably in a quick/simple command-line call, and preferably with multi-core support.
How can I convert h.264 or x.264 videos to xvid in ubuntu?
Preferably in a quick/simple command-line call, and preferably with multi-core support.
Last edited by BassKozz; April 14th, 2009 at 03:31 PM.
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
Try ffmpeg or winff which is a version of ffmpeg with a GUI to use - believe me it is much easier with the GUI. Look here for more info.
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And it even has an option to output the commandline code required to run from terminal/shell.
Now to figure out if 2-pass is necessary or not?
-BassKozz
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
i haven't found 2 passes to be worth much, but the quality parameter is important.
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
Just use Avidemux
WinFF seems to do the trick, however I never can figure out when to encode using widescreen or not... How can I tell if it's better to encode in widescreen or default (fullscreen) ?
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
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