Doom9
20th June 2005, 20:51
Another thing I noted
"mp4box.exe" -add "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\bleh.264" -add "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\trailer-audio.aac" -splits 15360 -fps 25 -new "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\muxtest.mp4"
yields a file muxtest.mp4, and files muxtest_xyz.mp4. When I look at the stdout I see the following
import video
import audio
split (first part)
write (first part)
split (second part)
write (second part)
write (whole file)
That does strike me as somewhat odd. So basically everything is imported into a temporary file, then the first bit is splitted off (percentage goes up to 62 in my case), then the thing is written as mp4 (percentage 1-100), then the second bit is split off (writing 62% - 100%), then the temp file is being written as mp4 (1-100%).
Is there a way to not get the non split file?
"mp4box.exe" -add "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\bleh.264" -add "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\trailer-audio.aac" -splits 15360 -fps 25 -new "D:\DVDs\DVDVolume\VIDEO_TS\muxtest.mp4"
yields a file muxtest.mp4, and files muxtest_xyz.mp4. When I look at the stdout I see the following
import video
import audio
split (first part)
write (first part)
split (second part)
write (second part)
write (whole file)
That does strike me as somewhat odd. So basically everything is imported into a temporary file, then the first bit is splitted off (percentage goes up to 62 in my case), then the thing is written as mp4 (percentage 1-100), then the second bit is split off (writing 62% - 100%), then the temp file is being written as mp4 (1-100%).
Is there a way to not get the non split file?