Mencoder: Audio in my KSVCD

[maurus]

I encoded a video m2v with mencoder, audio with besweet and multiplex with mplex.

The audio is out of sync. I think that is for AC3 file delay (-88ms).

Can I fix this when I convert ac3 to mp2 with besweet command line?

manually setting -ota ( -d -88 ) ?

Thanks.

-Maurus

[Dialhot]

that exactly what you typed.

Note: you can DL beesweetGUI; It has a "preview" feature of the command line allowing to see how each setting is tranlasted into option on the line.

[maurus]

Now, another audio problem.

I encode audio with BeSweet and multiplex audio and video con MPlex, but the final .mpg not sound.

What is the comand than I must use for transconding audio based in mp2enc?

I use this command line for BeSweet:

BeSweet -core( -input "%dirMovie%\%nameMovie%.ac3" -output "%dirMovie%\%nameMovie%.mp2" -be ) -azid( -c normal -L -3db ) -ota( -g max -d %delay% ) -ssrc( --rate 44100 ) -mp2enc( -m d -b 128 -e ) -profile( ~~~~~ Maurus Profile ~~~~~ )

And this one for multiplex:

mplex -f 5 -V "%dirMovie%\%nameMovie%.mp2" "%dirMovie%\%nameMovie%.m2v" -o "%dirMovie%\%nameMovie%.mpg"

It is correct?
Can someone post here the command lines than it use for both encode audio MP2 and multiplex?

Thanks.


-Maurus

[Dialhot]

For besweet it's okay. I don't know for mplex.

[incredible]

To me also it seems correct!
Whats the log of the console output when performing mplex.exe??

Do post it here!

[maurus]

How mplex output a log file?


Thanks.

-Maurus

[incredible]

Nope, I want to see the content of the mplex console screen as it gives infos while muxing

do put as the last line in your mplex command line a "pause" and let it run.
Finally the console screen wont disappear by using that "pause" ... so in that fixed state of the console screen you can select all output and choose cop in the (I think) edit menue of the console

[maurus]

It sound...I have the control volume down in Windows Media Player...

But, are they correct the params -f 5 (user-rate SVCD) and -V (bitrate variable) in Mplex? I see DIKO using -f 4 and without -V...

Thanks.


-Maurus