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wing1 · 16th April 2002, 06:07

This is what I did to create the test.mp4.

1. I used an encoded xvid file 10min commercial trailer.
2. I changed the fourCC from xvid to divx.
3. I extracted the audio and video into individual components, divx video and wav audio.
4. I encoded the audio to .aac using psytelACCdrop GUI with psytelACCenc215. No issue here.
5. I muxed the video and audio using mp4creator60.exe. No complain here.
6. I played the result using wmp4Player.exe. This is where the problem exist. If I just mux the video alone. wmp4player.exe would launch the video, but it produced garbage overlay. If I included the audio, then wmp4player.exe refused to even open the clip.
7. Atm, I am not planning to create an archive base on this format, rather it is an interesting format to play with. I would like to know what I did wrong in creating the .mp4 clip.

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wing1 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 280	This is what I did to create the test.mp4. 1. I used an encoded xvid file 10min commercial trailer. 2. I changed the fourCC from xvid to divx. 3. I extracted the audio and video into individual components, divx video and wav audio. 4. I encoded the audio to .aac using psytelACCdrop GUI with psytelACCenc215. No issue here. 5. I muxed the video and audio using mp4creator60.exe. No complain here. 6. I played the result using wmp4Player.exe. This is where the problem exist. If I just mux the video alone. wmp4player.exe would launch the video, but it produced garbage overlay. If I included the audio, then wmp4player.exe refused to even open the clip. 7. Atm, I am not planning to create an archive base on this format, rather it is an interesting format to play with. I would like to know what I did wrong in creating the .mp4 clip. Last edited by wing1; 16th April 2002 at 06:10.