Using ffdshow/libavcodec to decode Mpeg-4
Well, everyone says that using libavcodec to ENCODE @ MPEG-2 is not so good. So, what about using ffdshow to decode Videos[MPEG-2/MPEG-4/etc]/Audios[MP3/OGG/etc] to then encode @ any mpeg-2 encoder ?
I am asking this, because I had a serious problem with ffdshow. An avi of MEGAMAN X8 [http://www.speeddemosarchive.com] was not encoding until finish. I tried to uninstall ffdshow, using xvid instead and it worked :!: Bad luck ? :D |
Re: Using ffdshow/libavcodec to decode Mpeg-4
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Don't do that :!: -kwag |
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LOADPLUGIN("D:\filters\fdecimate101\FDecimate.DLL") Is this a re-encode ? |
You are "decoding" an AVI, to then "re-encode" (once again!) witn HC in this case.
So you are loosing quality by decoding and encoding again. -kwag |
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How should I process that .avs file ? The avi is original from http://speeddemosarchive.com I simply opened it on Paranoia and then added some extra-commands. Nad then I open it (.avs) on HC encoder. There is other way ? |
I think Karl read your first question in a wrong way.
Basically you are just asking "what about using FFDShow as a generic decoder to open any kind of source in avisynth". And the answer is in your first post : the experiment shows that this is not a good idea ! FFDShow does a lot a things, but never do them as good as the original codec. If possible, use the original (Xvid in your initial post). |
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