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Convert AVI to SVCD on Linux with avidemux
Make sure you have "avidemux" and "mplex" (mplayer) installed and you're ready to go for converting
any AVI to a VCD or SVCD MPEG.
Open avidemux, load the AVI you want to convert and make sure you have the
following settings:
video:
SVCD
-> configure
encoding type: single pass:quantizer
bitrate: [empty]
quantizer: 4
interlacing: progressive
aspect ratio: 4:3
matrix: default
gop: 12
max bitrate: 2500
audio:
FFm MP2
-> configure
bitrate: 224 kbits
mode: stereo
format:
MPEG video
Now hit the F1 button, make sure that nothing is active in the window by clicking
on any options and clicking "remove". Now click the "SVCD red" button to set
the right resolution. Click OK.
F1 button =>
mplayer resize 512x384 -> 424x480
add black borders
424x480 -> 480x480
Now go to FILE -> SAVE -> SAVE VIDEO and save the video as filename.m2v.
Now go to AUDIO -> SAVE and the audio as filename.mp2
This will take some time - after that, you just need to multiplex the video and
audio with:
$ mplex -f 4 -o filename.mpg filename.m2v filename.mp2
This worked very well on some digital camera AVI, but may not work on other videos.
Use with caution!
Last-Modified: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 22:06:23 GMT
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