fatgit
20th January 2005, 15:08
I just got a Mustek PVR-H140 media player. This plays asf video, but only a certain type.
It has conversion software supplied, buy my god it's slow - 18 hours for a 70minute conversion from mpeg2.
I can get Windows Media Encoder to encode the same file in 45minutes, and the video is fine, but there's no sound.
Checking the info on a file converted using the supplied software, it reports :
Video Codec: Windows Media Video
Framerate: 30.30 frame/s
Bitrate: 759615 bps
Width x Height: 320x240
Audio Codec: Windows Media Audio
Bitrate: 96656 bps
Frequency: 24000 Hz
Channels: mono
Now, WME doesn't have that bitrate at that frequency, and neither do any of the tools I've tried.
Can anyone recommend a method of doing this - I dont mind demultiplex & multiplexing in a new stream if thats possible, but I haven't found a way to get the correct WMA format, or multiplexing wmv for that matter :)
Any help is greatly appreciated :)
I can record directly onto the device via video in, but it's not the most convenient way :/
It has conversion software supplied, buy my god it's slow - 18 hours for a 70minute conversion from mpeg2.
I can get Windows Media Encoder to encode the same file in 45minutes, and the video is fine, but there's no sound.
Checking the info on a file converted using the supplied software, it reports :
Video Codec: Windows Media Video
Framerate: 30.30 frame/s
Bitrate: 759615 bps
Width x Height: 320x240
Audio Codec: Windows Media Audio
Bitrate: 96656 bps
Frequency: 24000 Hz
Channels: mono
Now, WME doesn't have that bitrate at that frequency, and neither do any of the tools I've tried.
Can anyone recommend a method of doing this - I dont mind demultiplex & multiplexing in a new stream if thats possible, but I haven't found a way to get the correct WMA format, or multiplexing wmv for that matter :)
Any help is greatly appreciated :)
I can record directly onto the device via video in, but it's not the most convenient way :/