XviD4PSP 5 - MP4 to MPEG2 with audio AC3?

[Ed33]

Hi,

I'm very pleased to have finally found a free video converter after failing to find a 'free' converter that didn't require a subscription fee - wondershare does a a great MP4 to VOB -

But,the XviD4PSP 5 does seem to take hours (24!) to encode a file,and I have no idea what any of the features are meant to do, although I've guessed I need to convert it to a MPEG2 PAL file which is what most european dvd operate with.

The video has completed and saved in a temp folder Encoding video to: C:\Temp\0000.m2v
MPEG2 Q1.0 720x576 23.976fps (171603 frames) but the audio data is now being completed separately, slowly, Encoding audio to: C:\Temp\0000.ac3
AC3 192kbps 2ch 16bit 48000khz

Can I ask if after it's completed whether I will be able to burn the MPEG2 file to a dvd, probably using wondershare, and if AC3 is an appropriate setting for the file?

full details copied here:


PLATFORM
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OS Code: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
OS Name: Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 (x64)
Framework: 2.0.50727.5485 (v4.0)
AviSynth: AviSynth 2.60, build:Feb 20 2015 [03:16:45]
CPU Info: AMD E1-1200 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics (~1397), 2 core(s)
RAM Total: 3686Mb
Language: ENG (1252, ".")
SystemDrive: C:

XviD4PSP
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Version: 5.10.346.0
Created: 12.02.2015 12:46:56
AppPath: C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5
TempPath: C:\Temp

FILES
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videoplayback.mp4 >
videoplayback.mpg

TASK
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Format: MPEG2 PAL
Duration: 01:59:17:282 (171603)
VideoDecoder: DirectShowSource
Resolution: 1280x696 > 720x576
Aspect: 1.8391 > 1.7778
VCodecPreset: MPEG2 HQ Ultra
VEncodingMode: Quality
VideoCodec: h264 > MPEG2
VideoBitrate: 1416 > Q1.0
Framerate: 23.976
SourceType: PROGRESSIVE
FieldOrder: UNKNOWN
AEncodingPreset: AC3 192k
AudioCodec: AAC > AC3
AudioBitrate: 192
Samplerate: 44100 > 48000
SamplerateModifier: SSRC
Channels: 2
Normalize: 100%
Accurate: 10%
Gain: 0.893

SCRIPT
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Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5\dlls\AviSynth\functions\AudioFunctions.avs")
Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5\dlls\AviSynth\functions\VideoFunctions.avs")

DirectShowSource("C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\videopl ayback.mp4", fps=23.976, convertfps=true)

SSRC(48000)
ConvertToYV12()

###[FILTERING]###
###[FILTERING]###

Lanczos4Resize(720, 556)
AddBorders(0, 10, 0, 10)

AmplifydB(0.893)


AUDIO ENCODING
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Encoding audio to: C:\Temp\0000.ac3
AC3 192kbps 2ch 16bit 48000khz

aften.exe: -b 192 - "C:\Temp\0000.ac3"


VIDEO ENCODING
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Encoding video to: C:\Temp\0000.m2v
MPEG2 Q1.0 720x576 23.976fps (171603 frames)

ffmpeg.exe: -y -i "C:\Temp\0000.avs" -threads 2 -r 23.976 -vcodec mpeg2video -an -qscale 1.0 -maxrate 9200000 -bufsize 1835000 -bf 2 -mbd bits -cmp 2 -subcmp 2 -mbcmp 2 -ildctcmp 2 -precmp 2 -skipcmp 2 -trellis 1 -vtag MPEG -flags +umv -aspect 1.778 "C:\Temp\0000.m2v"

[julitomg]

The m2v and ac3 that you´ve obtained are indeed DVD compatible, but you need to load them into an authoring program, you can find some good and free ones here, just make sure to specify that the authoring program doesn´t re-encode your footage.
Or you can try AVS2DVD, an excellent program that will also author your DVD (with or without a menu)