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OK, I did some conversions using Avanti and AutoMKV.
I've decided to keep them both, next to WinFF.
Each of them (WinFF, Avanti, AutoMKV) has some unique features and I couldn't force myself to depart from any of them...
It took me a while to go over all those features of AutoMKV: what a contrast to the minimalistic interface of WinFF.
By the way, neither Avanti, nor AutoMKV require an installation on the PC.
Offtopic: Where do they come up with such stupid names as AutoMKV (which clearly is not limited to MKV) and Xvid4PSP (which clearly is not limited to Xvid or PSP)??? -
To me the name AutoMKV is quite clear of its capabitities.
The MKV container itself can handle practically all audio/video codecs.
Anyway, if you like automkv, you'll also like HDConvertToX they're both from the same author - HDConvertToX should give you a hint of what the app can do.
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Thanks for the suggestion: I can already see the similarities of AutoMKV and HDConvertToX. So much to try, so much to learn...
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if you want a to use mencoder like hdconverttox (i cant do anything with it) it tries to create a dummy mkv file with whatever file i try to convert.... if you wanna try mencoder use Automen from the same author.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=127298
Avanti for ffmpeg and automen for Mencoder are my suggestions... simple, portableb and a no brainer to use.I love it when a plan comes together! -
I've tried a conversion with Automen.
The positive side is portability and clear interface!
The negative side was less control over the codec settings directly from the GUI (I wanted to disable B-frames for xvid encoding, but I couldn't see how). In addition, even though I've selected MP4 as a container the output was in avi container???
Anyway, for ffmpeg, I'm sticking to both WinFF and Avanti. -
Originally Posted by usta
Version 5
5.4 update
to modify the Bframes, open the profiles text file inside automen and modify/add those parameters, you can create new ones.....
For example:
Code:\XviD 1 pass Fast\ -ovc xvid -xvidencopts bitrate:max_bframes=0:vhq=0:me_quality=5:nochroma_me:nochroma_opt:nohq_ac:notrellis:nolumi_mask:autoaspect:bvhq=0
Code:\XviD 1 pass NoBFrames\ rest of the settings
I love it when a plan comes together! -
ricardouk, Thanks for all the valuable information. I've learned a lot in this thread!
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Hello, are there any ffmpeg GUI programs that accept an http m3u8 link as the source? eg: http://myserver.com/video.m3u8
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Hi, For linux there is something like M3U-Copy.
For Windows, I'm working on something for FFmpeg Batch Converter, to paste individual links, or getting them from a m3u/txt file list.
I hope to have a beta soon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjVjjO8q3tM -
Hi, I'm still at very early stages of this feature, but re-streaming I guess it could be added as an alternative output, I suppose an rtp/rtsp server or similar.
Error correction looks for the moment beyond my current knowledge and spare time, I guess some way of at least warn of errors may be implemented so user is aware.
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On this version, in 'Batch M3u8' tab there's an initial attempt to read and save m3u8 linksto file or stream, one by one for the moment...
https://www.videohelp.com/software/FFmpeg-Batch -
Machete (Trialware), XMedia Recode (Free), LosslessCut (Free), MyFFmpeg, Avanti, WinFF
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