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vop not coded
I keep getting this error:
Pos: 52.0s 1301f ( 0%) 25fps Trem: 97min 565mb A-V:0.000 [820:0][mpeg4 @ 0x9b50a0]vop not coded in mpeg2 and when encoding ksvcd in 25 fps. This hasn't happened with any other avi's before. I'm using memcode-me is there anything I can do about it? Thanks in advance -Koekies |
Hi,
I've had some of those too. They appear when encoding from Xvid 1.0+ encoded .avi's. In Linux, this is solved by installing latest Xvid-codec and compiling MPlayer (w/mencoder) against it, and adding a -vc xvid parameter to it, like this: Code:
mencoder -vc xvid ...HTH, /tetra |
Since I dont know how to add that command in mencodeme I did this:
Code:
Mencoder.exe -vc xvid -include temp.conf -lavcopts vbitrate=1126:vpass=2 "C:\movies\Starship Troopers 2\caf-st2-stv\starship.troopers.2.2004.stv.dvdrip.xvid-caf.avi" -o "C:\movies\Starship Troopers 2\caf-st2-stv\starship.troopers.2.2004.stv.dvdrip.xvid-caf.mpv"Code:
vf=yuvcsp,scale=688:318:0:0:60,crop=0:0:-1:-1,unsharp=l3x3:0.6,hqdn3d=3:6:8,unsharp=l3x3:-0.7:c3x3:-1.5,noise=2uh,expand=704:480:-1:-1:1Edit: In the prompt it says: requested video codec family [xvid] (vfm=xvid) not available. enable it at compilation. Cannot find codec matiching selected -vo and video format 0x44495658 I'm downloading the latest win32 codecpack and checking if I really have the latest xvid codec and see if that will help |
It didn't work still the same error in my prompt
Edit when typing mplayer -vc help i see xvid there with libxvidcore.a and after looking around on the internet a bit I saw you had to compile it in mplayer just like tetra said but can anyone tell me how :P I've been looking around but not having any luck on findinf how to compile it. |
Hi,
There's probably a problem with the codecs.conf file that we're using with mencoder. XviD codec will use a codec file named "libxvidcore.a" which I believe noone has in widows. That may be the name of the codec file under *nix systems. We'll have to change the codecs.conf file in order to use xvidvfw.dll from what I found on my system. Right now I don't have the time to try it since I'm having a big problem using ffdshow instead of ffvfw so it'll have to wait a couple more days before I can try that. Cheers |
Thank you very much :)
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I found this in the codecs.html that you get with the source
Recompile MPlayer with --with-xvidlibdir=/path/to/libxvidcore.a --with-xvidincdir=/path/to/xvid.h So should it be Recompile MPlayer with --with-xvidlibdir=C:\WINDOWS\system32\xvidvfw.dll --with-xvidincdir=/path/to/xvid.h in windows? And if I found out how to compile it and compiled it then would that work? |
Hya :)
Most probably it will work. But you have to try it because I'm going crazy with my ffdshow/makeAVIS sources on mencoder: I can't get them to work :evil: And I know I could use them before reinstalling my WinXP :evil: So I cant try to give you a help but I'm affraid it will take longer than I 1st expected and I already had promissed Prodater64 to try his guide... But stay tunned. as Arnold usually says, "I'll be back" :) Cheers |
I've installed MinGW and msys as told in the mplayer documentations but I don't know how they work can't figure it out and am not having luck finding how on the internet :( So can anybody here point me in the right direction so I can get started?
I can use msys to get into the directory but when I type ./configure I checks alot of stuf and then says to look in the log why it didnt work :? the log http://home.wanadoo.nl/teun.mentzel/configure.log [EDIT] Cygwin has got the wrong gcc version en MinGW doesn't have inttypes.h or bitypes.h and I don't know how to add it |
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