HandBrake

ffmpeg can do this with the tinterlace filter, i.e. (this will double your frame rate):

https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.h ... tinterlace

Here is the video in question (10MB) It's a 3gp file and it seems to be pretty messed up. Tried ffmpeg, mkvmerge and mp4box on it and none was able to generate a complete playable file. Avidemux however was capable of simply remuxing the streams without complaint (use unsafe mode), producing a stab...

FFmpeg can convert from pgs to vobsub but does currently
not support muxing to the idx/sub container format.

It can be used with an mkv container though:

Seems to be a limitation of the Oppo BDP-83 not supporting unicode text. The subtitles you are working with are text based and text can be encoded in different formats. The standard text encoding for .mkv files is utf-8 which is unicode. As a workaround for your player you could probably extract or ...

Thanks for the suggestion on vcdgear. When you say to run from Command line, you're talking about a Windows based machine? I'm assuming I would use Terminal if I were running on a Mac. Anyone know if this is the case? Get VCDGear v1.77 for MacOS X, it's for x86 and PPC and will work in Terminal. Bu...

Unfortunately your log is incomplete, but your source file seems to be corrupted (frame drops galore).
Does it play correctly in i.e. VLC?

HandBrake is not a ripper, but you should be able to copy the *.DAT file(s) from your Video CD to your computer. The *.DAT file contains an mpeg stream. Not sure if you can feed the *.DAT file directly to HandBrake. Otherwise there is a little command line helper than can extract to mpeg: vcdgear -d...

cputhrottle can do this: http://www.willnolan.com/cputhrottle/cputhrottle.html It's also available via homebrew: http://brewformulas.org/Cputhrottle Note that the overall CPU percentage of the system is calculated by the number of cores and virtual cores if present. i.e. if you have a Quad-Core Inte...

bizzar wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2017 4:20 am Providing my log here: https://pastebin.com/fqzb4zzj

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[14:53:27]  * source
[14:53:27]    + C:\temp\20171102184134.m2ts
[14:53:27]  * destination
[14:53:27]    + C:\temp\test.mp4

Working in "C:\temp" might be problematic.

I don't know why, it's really weird for me. The avi container was not designed with more advanced encoding techniques like inter frames or variable bitrate in mind. To put streams using such techniques into an avi container, the format was extended or rather hacked. In short it can work, but would ...

That is not a HandBrake issue. You have to produce and upload a landscape and a portrait version of your video, to be displayed correctly in the corresponding device orientation mode. For iOS devices, you can submit a landscape and portrait version of your video. https://developer.apple.com/support/...

nemesyssoft wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2017 4:34 pm I have a problem.

nemesyssoft wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2017 11:54 pm I have experienced the exact same thing.

Strange …

Right click on the file that HandBrake produced,
select "Properties",
click on the "Change" button next to "Opens with:",
select your favourite video player (i.e. VLC),
check checkbox "Always use the selected program ...", click "OK".

i7-3770K
[16:19:52] + encoder: H.264 (libx264)
[16:19:52] + preset: fast

i7-6850K
[15:45:36] + encoder: H.264 (libx264)
[15:45:36] + preset: veryslow

That's not really a fair comparison.

FuzzyMail wrote:/iphoto events/MVI_3369.AVI

This .AVI file might be an iPhoto package. If you right click on the "file" there should be an option to show the package contents.
Inside you should find the actual .avi file.

Bit rate : 21.5 Mbps Xbox 360 provides the following H.264 support: ... Video bitrate: 10 Mbps with resolutions of 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps Yes, the bitrate is too high. Width : 1 918 pixels It may also help to use pixel sizes evenly divisible by 8.

[14:25:21] hb_scan: path=/Users/david/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/Masters/2015/06/23/20150623-155636/Clip50.mov, title_index=0 Your source path points into the Photos Library. This library may link to an older iPhoto/Aperture library ( https://support.apple.com/en-ae/HT204476 ). Try to sa...

Sounds like these are CD-ROM XA tracks from SVCDs. To extract the MPEG streams from these you would require special software. There is an old set of VCD commandline tools called VCDImager containing cdxa2mpeg which can do the job. Or vcdgear: http://www.vcdgear.com/ Or maybe Project-X could be of he...

Manorama Music Home Entertainment has made CDs in such a way that we cannot even see the contents of the CD that makes 650MB. VCDs contain multiple tracks and your OS is just displaying the first one. Use a CD copying software of your choice to create an .iso image of the CD. Just feed the .iso fil...

mbreslin wrote:28 fps, 29.97 tbr

mbreslin wrote:[00:51:24] sync: 1 minute time gap in audio 0x0 - dropping buf start 363794301, next 357504286

Looks like your source file is corrupt and HandBrake is having a hard time trying to patch it.

[16:12:50] [ass] Glyph 0x300C not found, selecting one more font for (BarmeReczny, 200, 0) The font that you chose (BarmeReczny) doesn't contain a glyph for the unicode character 0x300C, which is the "left corner bracket" (「). Therefore the font for this character is substituted with anot...

musicvid wrote:Any ideas?

Have you checked the "Web optimized" option?

discless wrote:I tried it (v1.0) and it continously quits unexpectedly in Lion.

Can confirm the crashing with Lion. Works fine with Mountain Lion (10.8.4), though.

Codec related problems aside, I also had to convert some video with strobe light flashing once.
The result was nearly pure black video.
After some fiddling it turned out that the deinterlacer happily discarded all the bright frames.

Turning off all decomb/deinterlacing did solve the issue.

You could try MP4Joiner:

http://www.mp4joiner.org/en/