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    ok so i got ffmpeg to hardcode subs by using an avisynth script
    However only by using xvid. The problem is i need DivX 6.0
    i already installed the codec but dunno what its called in the
    codec list of ffmpeg -> GUI AutoFF.. Is it the mpeg4?

    Avisynth Script:
    DirectShowSource("C:\RIPZ\_SEED\video.mkv")
    LoadPlugin("C:\VSFilter\VSFilter.dll")
    TextSub("C:\RIPZ\_SEED\video.srt")
    Anyways tried libxvid which works perfectly, however my
    standalone player sucks at playing xvid. But loved to play
    Divx. I even bought the Pro of DivX for this project.

    So i tried with mpeg4 but ffmpeg gives me this error:
    [mpeg4 @ 064D7110]timebase not supported by mpeg 4 standard
    Error while opening codec for output stream #0.0 - maybe incorrect parameters su
    ch as bit_rate, rate, width or height
    Any help would be greatly apreciated

    i had bitrate set at 1400kbit
    rate at standard 23.98
    and width 720
    height 384
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    How does your complete ffmpeg command line looks like?

    But both xvid and divx are based on same mpeg4 so it should work on your standalone player. What kind of playback problem do you get when playing xvid?
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    when playing xvid i get alot of color bleeding, traces of fast moving objects etc.
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    "timebase not supported by mpeg 4 standard" means that you should set the framerate manually I guess. Like -r 25 for 25fps. Use same framerate as your source.


    Or use something else to convert like virtualdub, load the avs script, under video->compression choose divx and under audio->compression choose mp3. Save as a new avi.
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