Chapter 12. Encoding with MEncoder
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Chapter 12. Encoding with
MEncoder
12.1. Making a high quality MPEG-4 ("DivX") rip of a DVD movie
12.1.1. Preparing to encode: Identifying source material and framerate
12.1.1.1. Identifying source framerate
12.1.1.2. Identifying source material
12.1.2. Constant quantizer vs. multipass
12.1.3. Constraints for efficient encoding
12.1.4. Cropping and Scaling
12.1.5. Choosing resolution and bitrate
12.1.5.1. Computing the resolution
12.1.6. Filtering
12.1.7. Interlacing and Telecine
12.1.8. Encoding interlaced video
12.1.9. Notes on Audio/Video synchronization
12.1.10. Choosing the video codec
12.1.11. Audio
12.1.12. Muxing
12.1.12.1. Improving muxing and A/V sync reliability
12.1.12.2. Limitations of the AVI container
12.1.12.3. Muxing into the Matroska container
12.2. How to deal with telecine and interlacing within NTSC DVDs
12.2.1. Introduction
12.2.2. How to tell what type of video you have
12.2.2.1. Progressive
12.2.2.2. Telecined
12.2.2.3. Interlaced
12.2.2.4. Mixed progressive and telecine
12.2.2.5. Mixed progressive and interlaced
12.2.3. How to encode each category
12.2.3.1. Progressive
12.2.3.2. Telecined
12.2.3.3. Interlaced
12.2.3.4. Mixed progressive and telecine
12.2.3.5. Mixed progressive and interlaced
12.2.4. Footnotes
12.3. Encoding with the libavcodec codec family
12.3.1. libavcodec's video codecs
12.3.2. libavcodec's audio codecs
12.3.2.1. PCM/ADPCM format supplementary table
12.3.3. Encoding options of libavcodec
12.3.4. Encoding setting examples
12.3.5. Custom inter/intra matrices
12.3.6. Example
12.4. Encoding with the Xvid codec
12.4.1. What options should I use to get the best results?
12.4.2. Encoding options of Xvid
12.4.3. Encoding profiles
12.4.4. Encoding setting examples
12.5. Encoding with the x264 codec
12.5.1. Encoding options of x264
12.5.1.1. Introduction
12.5.1.2. Options which primarily affect speed and quality
12.5.1.3. Options pertaining to miscellaneous preferences
12.5.2. Encoding setting examples
12.6. Encoding with the Video For Windows codec family
12.6.1. Video for Windows supported codecs
12.6.2. Using vfw2menc to create a codec settings file.
12.7. Using MEncoder to create QuickTime-compatible files
12.7.1. Why would one want to produce QuickTime-compatible Files?
12.7.2. QuickTime 7 limitations
12.7.3. Cropping
12.7.4. Scaling
12.7.5. A/V sync
12.7.6. Bitrate
12.7.7. Encoding example
12.7.8. Remuxing as MP4
12.7.9. Adding metadata tags
12.8. Using MEncoder to create VCD/SVCD/DVD-compliant files
12.8.1. Format Constraints
12.8.1.1. Format Constraints
12.8.1.2. GOP Size Constraints
12.8.1.3. Bitrate Constraints
12.8.2. Output Options
12.8.2.1. Aspect Ratio
12.8.2.2. Maintaining A/V sync
12.8.2.3. Sample Rate Conversion
12.8.3. Using libavcodec for VCD/SVCD/DVD Encoding
12.8.3.1. Introduction
12.8.3.2. lavcopts
12.8.3.3. Examples
12.8.3.4. Advanced Options
12.8.4. Encoding Audio
12.8.4.1. toolame
12.8.4.2. twolame
12.8.4.3. libavcodec
12.8.5. Putting it all Together
12.8.5.1. PAL DVD
12.8.5.2. NTSC DVD
12.8.5.3. PAL AVI Containing AC-3 Audio to DVD
12.8.5.4. NTSC AVI Containing AC-3 Audio to DVD
12.8.5.5. PAL SVCD
12.8.5.6. NTSC SVCD
12.8.5.7. PAL VCD
12.8.5.8. NTSC VCD