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hi all i'm trying to get mencoder working to convert a video along with an intro video (so essentially joining two videos but this will be for many files all with the same intro file) but i can't seem to find any good guides out there
and i want to mp3 converting and video converting to be as fast as possible (i know there are options to speed it up) and also to have multi-core support if available
It should work on both OSs. You cannot get mencoder without mplayer, it's a part of it. Just download it from the main site, they suggest using svn especially when using newer dependencies: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
Then compile it. smplayer is not necessary, it's just a GUI frontend.
but the quality it lower then when i use the same settings in mediacoder so is there an option to use 2 pass or anything else that will improve the quality?
You need to do them in order, first run it with pass=1, then with pass=2. If you want better quality you can also remove the threads option, it may affect motion estimation. However, you said you wanted a multithreaded way of encoding. You can also add the 'nr=' option back in, but it's mostly for noisy input videos, nr = noise reduction filter.
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