comparison DOCS/OpenDivX @ 96:2c04d6650bc9

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95:2c2d82db06ef

OpenDivX support in MPlayer
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See http://www.projectmayo.com for details on Open DivX codecs.
It's an opensource DivX-like video codec written for windows.
I did a fast hack to get it compile under linux (it has some
dependency on windows header files and some visualc extensions).

Decoder:
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Now it's used for AVI files with fourcc 'dvx1'
You can adjust Quality level using the -divxq option. Valid values:

 postproc_level = 40 ~ 49 ---->  h+v Y, h+v C deblock and Y deringing
 postproc_level = 50 ~ 59 ---->  h+v Y, h+v C deblock and Y+C deringing

Note: last level (Chroma deringing) sometimes crashes.

Encoder:
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There is a very alpha hack to convert mpeg video into OpenDivX .avi files.
You should disable audio, and select 'odivx' video device as output:
  mplayer input.mpg -nosound -vo odivx -encode output.avi
Yes, I know that it's unusable now, it's only for testing purposes.

96:2c04d6650bc9

OpenDivX support in MPlayer
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

See http://www.projectmayo.com for details on the OpenDivX codec.
It's the opensource successor of the DivX codec, already available
on most platforms. We use an MMX-optimized Decore.
OpenDivX version supported in MPlayer : 4.0alpha48

Decoder:
~~~~~~~~
Now it's used for AVI files with fourcc 'dvx1'
You can adjust Quality level using the -divxq option. Valid values:

 postproc_level = 40 ~ 49 ---->  h+v Y, h+v C deblock and Y deringing
 postproc_level = 50 ~ 59 ---->  h+v Y, h+v C deblock and Y+C deringing

Note: last level (Chroma deringing) sometimes crashes.

Note: also check the manpage.

Encoder:
~~~~~~~~
There is a very alpha hack to convert mpeg video into OpenDivX .avi files.
Audio is automatically disabled. Select 'odivx' video device as output:
  mplayer input.mpg -vo odivx -encode output.avi
Yes, I know that it's unusable now, it's only for testing purposes.