Roger Heflin wrote:
Paul Smith wrote:
Thanks to both. I am talking about encoding to a smaller file size.
Any ideas?
Paul
mencoder would be a good program.
I would suggest first playing it with mplayer and seeing what the
current encoding is, if it is already xvid/divx/x264 encoded you won't
I've found mencoder not to be quite as functional as transcode for
certain applications. However, I do agree with Roger, you need to find
out the existing codec/aspect ratio before tinkering with the file.
Instead of using mplayer, I'd try just using 'file <videoname>', that
gives you a good amount of info on the file (just in case the file is on
a remote system as mine are sometimes).
I do have a couple of standard lines for adjusting video files that I'll
be glad to share if you want. They aren't anything more than typical
transcode/mencoder lines with basic options that I"ve saved since I
can't always remember the options.
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