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Originally Posted by Electron.Rotoscope
Cool thanks, I'll try that out! Would you recommend one over the other? Or should I just do my own speed tests?
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Both commands do basically the same thing, so they will run equally fast.
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Originally Posted by Electron.Rotoscope
Oh hey, could I do something like
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mplayer -benchmark -vo yuv4mpeg:file=>(x264 --demuxer y4m --bitrate 2000 -o vid.264 -) -ao pcm:fast:file=>(NeroAacEnc -ignorelength -cbr 96000 -if - -of aud.aac) source.avi
to feed to separate audio and video tracks at the same time? |
Yep, that should work.
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Originally Posted by Electron.Rotoscope
Unfortunately I need a solution that runs in Mac/OSX also, and I'm told that AviSynth is unusable on OSX due to a lack of VFW (not that I claim to know what that is).
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Well, AviSynth doesn't depend on VFW that much -- x264, ffmpeg, MPlayer and avs2yuv call it directly. Most of AviSynth could be ported to other operating systems if someone had the time and will.
But currently you need Wine to run AviSynth on OS X. It should work pretty well, except for DirectShow input. I haven't tried QTSource.