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symonjfox
11th March 2003, 20:57
Hi, I searched all over the forum, but I didn't find.
Is is there an alternative MP4 muxer (then Mp4ip - Mp4ui)?
I tell you this because seems that Mp4ip has troubles when muxing Bframed Xvid (or DivX). I tried it but no program was able to handle those videos. Am I wrong?
My goal is to create MP4 with Xvid (Bframes) and AAC track.
Thanks
Nic
12th March 2003, 13:47
Are you sure its the muxer that has the troubles with the BFrames or is it the decoder your trying to play it back with? How are you playing it back?
-Nic
symonjfox
13th March 2003, 14:13
I updated MP4IP with lastest bynaries and it seems to work ok.
The trouble is in the decoder: for example Mpegable player crash, Quick time 6 accept Simple profile only.
I though it didn't work because i tried version 0.9.4 and since then nobody sayd that DivX 5 - Xvid Bframes error has been fixed.
Now I use 0.9.7 and seems to be ok.
I'm gonna making more testing and I'll write again ... :o
Does anybody know ...
Is is there an alternative MP4 muxer (then Mp4ip - Mp4ui)?
Thanks :p
Nic
13th March 2003, 14:21
If there is an alternative it wont be as good as MPEG4IP.
Try the 3ivx filters and remove the mpegable/envivio bad ones.
-Nic
symonjfox
13th March 2003, 20:37
Ok, made some tests:
I created 2 files: 1 Xvid (Bframes 4-175-100, no qpel no other settings), 1 DivX (with b frames)
I put a NERO encoded AAC file. I discovered that NERO doesn't support Multichannel WAVE.
I muxed everything using Mp4ip 0.9.7
Here're the results:
Bframed streams seems to be muxed ok. DivX gave an error message in the Mp4creator60 window but I don't remember (object missing or something like this).
Xvid ... no prob.
Mp4player didn't work.
Windows media player and Quick Time worked. Xvid gave some problems, but they were due to my horrible mpegable Dshow filter.
I don't spare time to uninstall it, because I'm gonna refresh all system soon, so I prefer to wait.
symonjfox
13th March 2003, 20:39
Originally posted by symonjfox
Ok, made some tests:
I created 2 files: 1 Xvid (Bframes 4-175-100, no qpel no other settings), 1 DivX (with b frames)
I put a NERO encoded AAC file. I discovered that NERO doesn't support Multichannel WAVE.
So I transcoded AC3 to Stereo WAV and WAV to MP4 AAC LC. At low bitrates it still keeps very good sound (ABR about 96 kbs).
I muxed everything using Mp4ip 0.9.7
Here're the results:
Bframed streams seems to be muxed ok. DivX gave an error message in the Mp4creator60 window but I don't remember (object missing or something like this).
Xvid ... no prob.
Mp4player didn't work.
Windows media player and Quick Time worked. Xvid gave some problems, but they were due to my horrible mpegable Dshow filter.
I don't spare time to uninstall it, because I'm gonna refresh all system soon, so I prefer to wait.
BoNz1
13th March 2003, 23:29
@ symonjfox, nero is actually capable of encoding multichannel aac, the channel coupling and everything like that have already been coded so it would work if there was a way to get multichannel wavs into the encoder. Unfortunately, someone at nero messed up and didn't add support for multichannel wav. It was a known bug in the last encoder and it was supposed to be fixed in the latest version, however someone forgot again. Ivan, the guy who coded the aac encoder said on HA that he will make sure that it works in the next version, but I don't think that it is really his job, but hopefully it will work then. It is really too bad that it doesn't work now since multichannel is one of aac's biggest advantages over other audio codecs. You could always use pystel and aacmachine, probably it won't be as good but at least it will work. And as for an alternative to MP4IP, I have never come across any alternatives ever, let alone one that would be competitive.
symonjfox
14th March 2003, 11:47
Thanks you very much.
Nero has a very good quality and a good speed, but I think that AAC can improve a lot, just compare an OLD Lame MP3 with NEW Lame MP3. Let's imagine what AAC can do ;)
chris25frfr
18th March 2003, 01:28
hello
witch dshow filter do you use ? (play a xvid/aac with wmplayer) ?
thinks
Leolo
18th March 2003, 16:04
Hi,
I think the most common dshow filters are:
3ivx (http://www.3ivx.com/download/windows.html)
mpegable (http://www.mpegable.com/showPage.php?SITE=mpegable&PAGE=download)
envivio (http://www.envivio.com/products/etv/download.jsp)
Cheers.
chris25frfr
19th March 2003, 00:42
thinks leolo.
i searched Mp4ip 0.9.7 with google and impossible finding a link .
anyone knows an url please .
thinks
bond
19th March 2003, 07:30
mpeg4ip (http://www.mpeg4ip.net/)
binaries (http://es.geocities.com/dextstuff/)
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