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.\" MEncoder (C) 2000-2001 Arpad Gereoffy <arpi@esp-team.scene.hu> .\" This manpage was/is done by Gabucino .\" .TH MEncoder .SH NAME mencoder \- Movie Encoder for Linux .SH SYNOPSIS .B mencoder .RB [ \-vcd\ <track\ number> ] .RB [ \-dvd\ <titleid> ] .RB [ \-chapter\ <chapterid> ] .RB [ \-dvdangle\ <angleid> ] .RB [ \-dvdkey\ <key> ] .RB [ \-nobps ] .RB [ \-aid\ <id> ] .RB [ \-vid\ <id> ] .RB [ \-pp\ <quality> ] .RB [ \-vc\ <video\ codec\ name> ] .RB [ \-ac\ <audio\ codec\ name> ] .RB [ \-vfm\ <video\ codec\ family> ] .RB [ \-afm\ <audio\ codec\ family> ] .RB [ \-include\ <configfile> ] .RB [ \-mc\ seconds/5f ] .RB [ \-v ] .RB [ \-mp3file\ <filename> ] .RB [ \-ac3file\ <filename> ] .RB [ \-ovc\ <video\ codec\ name> ] .RB [ \-oac\ <audio\ codec\ name> ] .RB [ \-divx4opts\ <codec\ options> ] .RB [ \-lameopts\ <codec\ options> ] .RB [ \-pass\ <1/2> ] .RB [ \-ofps\ <fps> ] .RB [ \-o\ <filename> ] .RB [ \-frames\ <number> ] .I - or file or device .PP .SH DESCRIPTION .I mencoder MEncoder (MPlayer's Movie Encoder) is a simple movie encoder, designed to encode MPlayer-playable movies (AVI/DVD/VCD/VOB/MPG/MOV/VIV/NET) to other MPlayer-playable formats (see below). Currently it's in beta stage, and encodes only to DivX4 (1 or 2 passes) video, PCM/MP3/VBRMP3 audio. Also has stream copying abilities. In the future, there will be cropping, resizing filters, and other interesting stuff. .LP .SH "GENERAL OPTIONS" .TP .I NOTE Every "flag" option has "noflag" pair, e.g. -flag opposite is -noflag .TP .I NOTE CHECK THE HTML DOCUMENTATION TOO ! .TP .B \-vcd <track number> Encode the specified VCD track. .TP .B \-dvd <title number> Encode the specified DVD title. .TP .B \-chapter <chapter id> Use with -dvd option (see above). Start encoding at the specified chapter. .TP .B \-dvdangle <angle id> Use with -dvd option (see above), and if the DVD disc has multiple angles. It will encode the angle specified here. .TP .B \-dvdkey <key> Used to decrypt CSS-encrypted streams on hard disk (with given CSS decrypt key). .TP .B \-nobps Used only for AVIs. Doesn't use the bps value in the AVI header, instead calculates it. .TP .B \-aid <audio stream id> If the source media contains multiple audio streams (for example DVDs), encode the specified one. .TP .B \-vid <video stream id> If the source media contains multiple video streams, encode the specified one. .TP .B \-pp <value> Apply a postprocess filter to enhance image quality. (values TODO) .TP .B \-vc <codec name> Use specified codec (according to codecs.conf) for decoding input video stream. .TP .B \-ac <codec name> Use specified codec (according to codecs.conf) for decoding input audio stream. .TP .B \-vfm <video codec family> Force decoding by using a specific codec FAMILY, and FALLBACK to default if failed. For examples see MPlayer manpage. .TP .B \-afm <audio codec family> Force decoding by using a specific codec FAMILY, and FALLBACK to default if failed. For examples see MPlayer manpage. .TP .B \-include specify config file to be parsed after the default .TP .B \-mc\ seconds/5frame maximum sync correction per 5 frames (in seconds). Use -mc 0 to disable input A/V sync. .TP .B \-v Increase verbosity. .TP .B \-ovc <codecname> Encode with the given codec (codec names are from codecs.conf). Examples: -ovc help get help -ovc copy no encoding, just streamcopy -ovc divx4 encode to DivX4 .TP .B \-oac <codecname> Encode with the given codec (codec names are from codecs.conf). Examples: -oac help get help -oac copy no encoding, just streamcopy -oac pcm encode to uncompressed PCM -oac mp3lame encode to MP3 (using Lame) .TP .B \-divx4opts If encoding to DivX4, you can specify its parameters here, like: -divx4opts br=1800:deinterlace:key=250 Available options: help get help br=XXX specify bitrate in kbit <4-16000> or bit <16001-24000000> key=XXX maximum keyframe interval (in frames) deinterlace enable deinterlacing (don't use, DivX4 is buggy!) q=XXXX quality (1-fastest, 5-best) min_quant=XXX minimum quantizer (0-32) max_quant=XXX maximum quantizer (0-32) rc_period=XXX rate control period rc_reaction_period=XXX rate control reaction period rc_reaction_ratio=XXX rate control reaction ratio .TP .B \-lameopts If encoding to MP3 with libmp3lame, you can specify its parameters here, like: -lameopts br=192 Available options: help get help br=XXX specify bitrate in kbit <0-1024> (only for CBR) q=XXX Quality (0-highest, 9-fastest) (for VBR) vbr=XXX variable bitrate method 0=cbr 1=mt 2=rh(default) 3=abr 4=mtrh cbr constant bitrate mode=XXX 0=stereo 1=joint-stereo 2=dualchannel 3=mono (default: auto) padding=XXX 0=no 1=all 2=adjust ratio=XXX compression ratio <1-100> .TP .B \-pass <1/2> With this you can encode 2pass DivX4 files. First encode with -pass 1, then with the same parameters, encode with -pass 2. .TP .B \-ofps <fps> The output file will have different frame/sec than the source. .TP .B \-o <filename> Outputs to the given filename, instead of the default 'test.avi' . .TP .B \-frames <number> Encode only given number of frames. .IP .SH FILES AND DIRECTORIES .IP .SH "EXAMPLES" .B Encoding DVD title #2 mencoder -dvd 2 -o title2.avi .TP .B Encoding from HTTP mencoder http://mplayer.hq/example.avi -o example.avi .TP .B Encoding from a pipe rar p test-SVCD.rar | mencoder -divx4opts br=800 -ofps 24 -pass 1 -- - .TP .B Encoding multiple *.vob files cat *.vob | mencoder <options> - .IP .SH BUGS Probably. Check the documentation. Bugreports should be addressed to the MPlayer-users mailing list (mplayer-users@mplayerhq.hu) ! If you want to submit a bugreport (which we love to receive!), please double-check the bugreports.html, and tell us all that we need to know to identify your problem. .LP .SH AUTHORS Check documentation ! MPlayer is (C) 2000-2001 .I Arpad Gereoffy <arpi@thot.banki.hu> This manpage is written and maintained by .I Gabucino . .LP .SH STANDARD DISCLAIMER Use only at your own risk! There may be errors and inaccuracies that could be damaging to your system or your eye. Proceed with caution, and although this is highly unlikely, the author doesn't take any responsibility for that! .\" end of file