Divxmux failure in 120fps

[limpby]

It can't seem to cope with 120fps. I get the error DIVXMUX_DISKSPACE. any suggestion? (I'm trying to combine xsub +video +audio)

[check]

Is the file pseudo-vfr (ie, it's full of NVOPs)? If so, that's probably the problem. The best solution would be to mux to a true-vfr container, such as mkv (with the help of avi2tc) or mp4.

[limpby]

I'm trying to make it *.divx file so I can play it on my dvd player ^^:; so no use in making it mkv or mp4 file. I'm not sure about vfr or such. I tried changing the framerate but after making it to .divx file, I couldn't change the speed back. Since it worked after changing the fps, I'm guessing it just doesn't work on something thats high fps.

[check]

It sounds like it's a vfr file then. You will have to re-encode it and change the framerate down to 29.97 or 23.976. Be aware this will make some sections slightly jerky, but it's probably the quickest solution.

[limpby]

Yeah...I figured (been trying several methods for hours...-_-). will autoGK do the job? and whats vfr?

[check]

vfr is variable framerate - the framerate changes at different points in the video. AVI doesnt nominally support it, so weird hacks have to be used instead - which result AVIs that often don't work on standalone players etc.

Best way to convert would be to download the free program avi2tc, create a timecodes file with that (first tab) and use the timecodes file and the resulting AVI file to make a MKV file (with mkvtoolnix). Then, create an avisynth script with the following line:
directshowsource("path/to/file.mkv")
And convert to whatever format you want.

[bond]

avi and therefore .divx (as .divx = .avi) doesnt support real vfr. if your player doesnt handle the 120fps .avi, it also wont handle the same file as .divx (btw for creating a .divx file from an .avi one you can simply rename the extension)