citro
8th August 2006, 13:14
I have an 1.4GB video file: x264 video, AAC audio, Matroska container. Nice quality, but I'd like to watch it on my DVD/DivX standalone player rather my computer.
So, let's the fun begin: demux, AviSynth + VirtualDub for video transcoding (XviD, 2-pass). It's time for audio transconding (AAC - AC3), and the troubles begin.
First, I try besweet + belight: fatal error - MAXFRAMESIZE. I search the forum but no help here.
Next try - graphedit. No error message but the output file is way too small (the AAC file is 230MB and the resulting WAV is only 100MB).
Finally, I use Winamp with disk writer plugin and it seems to work - the output WAV is 4GB. WAV - AC3 transcoding (besweet) works.
Not it's time for questions:
1. I read that sometimes there is a problem with the order of channels when using besweet for transcoding from one 5.1 source to another. I don't have a 5.1 system, so I wonder if the way I did it is likely to cause me problems.
2. The error message in besweet (MAXFRAMESIZE) is related to a bug in the program or a problem with the audio stream?
So, let's the fun begin: demux, AviSynth + VirtualDub for video transcoding (XviD, 2-pass). It's time for audio transconding (AAC - AC3), and the troubles begin.
First, I try besweet + belight: fatal error - MAXFRAMESIZE. I search the forum but no help here.
Next try - graphedit. No error message but the output file is way too small (the AAC file is 230MB and the resulting WAV is only 100MB).
Finally, I use Winamp with disk writer plugin and it seems to work - the output WAV is 4GB. WAV - AC3 transcoding (besweet) works.
Not it's time for questions:
1. I read that sometimes there is a problem with the order of channels when using besweet for transcoding from one 5.1 source to another. I don't have a 5.1 system, so I wonder if the way I did it is likely to cause me problems.
2. The error message in besweet (MAXFRAMESIZE) is related to a bug in the program or a problem with the audio stream?