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mayhem2408
13th July 2008, 12:09
Hi All
I am trying to encode an XviD AVI file using MeGUI which uses xvid_encraw Release 2008-05-17. I have not been able to get it to create AVI files greater that 2gb. Is there a different version of xvid_encraw that supports outputs using OpenDML or AVI 2.0. Or is there a command line parameter I need to add to get it to work.

henryho_hk
15th July 2008, 07:11
I recall that the newer versions (>=2007) of xvid_encraw will write an avi in opendml format when necessary. :confused: :confused:

krosswindz
25th February 2011, 16:54
I am using xvid_encraw from the latest developer build of MeGUI. I am having issues encoding avi larger than 2GB. When I load the avi file into AVIMUX_GUI it claims that file is not an avi file. Any help on this is appreciated.

Midzuki
25th February 2011, 17:10
xvid_encraw Release 2008-05-17.

Try the build by squid_80:

http://members.optusnet.com.au/squid_80/

Sharktooth
26th February 2011, 15:15
the latest xvid_encraw doesnt support writing opendml avi. hence cant create files bigger than 2GB.

Tuik
26th February 2011, 17:05
the latest xvid_encraw doesnt support writing opendml avi. hence cant create files bigger than 2GB.

Any fix for that? For now what i do is to use Mpeg4Modifier to load and save the video file, but that's kind of annoying...

krosswindz
26th February 2011, 18:26
the latest xvid_encraw doesnt support writing opendml avi. hence cant create files bigger than 2GB.

What would be the best way to encode an avi of over 2GB without installing additional codecs. I tried the xvid_encraw available from squid80's home page it generates file but it is extremely oversized.

henryho_hk
28th February 2011, 03:20
What is the command line you used?

krosswindz
28th February 2011, 05:45
What is the command line you used?

The command line for pass 1:


"C:\path\to\MeGUI\tools\xvid_encraw\xvid_encraw.exe" -i "F:\path\to\foo.avs" -pass1 "F:\path\to\foo.stats" -bitrate 1479 -kboost 100 -overhead 0 -turbo -nopacked -vhqmode 4 -qtype 1 -bvhq -par 1:1 -threads 3


command line for pass 2:

"C:\path\to\MeGUI\tools\xvid_encraw\xvid_encraw.exe" -i "F:\path\to\foo.avs" -pass2 "F:\path\to\foo.stats" -bitrate 1479 -kboost 100 -overhead 0 -turbo -nopacked -vhqmode 4 -qtype 1 -imin 3 -pmin 3 -bvhq -bmin 3 -par 1:1 -threads 2 -avi "F:\path\to\foo.avi"


Output from MeGUI log

--[Information] Final statistics
---[Information] Video Bitrate Desired: 1479 kbit/s
---[Information] Video Bitrate Obtained (approximate): 2556 kbit/s

Rumbah
28th February 2011, 21:58
I just let xvid_encraw output to mkv and then use Avimux-Gui to mux the mkv and the sound to avi as Avimux-Gui can open the mkv and mux to avi.

But I just noticed that the latest 1.3 that I have is not compiled with mkv support.

Rumbah
5th March 2011, 19:20
As I didn't find a xvid_encraw 1.3 with mkv support I use the following workflow:

Output to raw asp
Import with mp4box and output a mp4
Import with mkvmerge and output mkv
Import with Avimux-GUI and output avi

sneaker_ger
6th March 2011, 17:15
Even if you find a version with mkv support you probably won't find any software that does ASP in Matroska's native format (as created by xvid_encraw) to AVI correctly. Better to wait for fixed avi output.