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Distribution: Ubuntu "Hoary" - The best distro around by a long shot.
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Converting vop-packed DivX to MPEG
I have some "vop-packed" DivX movies that I would like to make into a DVD. They work fine in MPlayer. I have DVDStyler, which can take regular MPEG movies and make an iso to burn onto a DVD, but first I need to conver these DivX files into MPEGs. I've converted regular DivX/XviD files to MPEG using the command:
repeatedly, and the output is just the audio track (slightly garbled) with no video at all. avidemuxer seems to have an option to just unpack the vop-packed files, but I either can't figure out how to use it properly or it doesn't work. I know I could use transcode to convert the files into MPEG, but that takes several hours as opposed to the few minutes that converting them with mencoder takes.
So, does anyone have suggestions on how to convert these files? Even if there's some quick way to convert them to regular DivX, that would be fine because then I can just run the regular DivX through mencoder as above and it will convert it quickly and with no quality loss.
mmm five years later...
The only thing I can think is some problem with the audio codec of the source video. Just try to re-encode the audio also, sorry no better ideas.
i know it's an old thread, but if i would've started a new one, our lovely admins would written me a formal complaint about "starting new threads when there's old once pertaining to it". haha.. JK
maybe i should specify that it's when i try to play the file on a DVD player hooked up to my TV that the sound doesn't work. on the computer it works fine.
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