Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 09:38:45 -0500 From: "ruin evil" <ruinevil@gmail.com> To: "ruin evil" <ruinevil@gmail.com>, freebsd-multimedia@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Seeking DVD to Real Media conversion solution... Message-ID: <4629472d0711070638k32ef4c4al241e2dcb52e27507@mail.gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <20071107134018.GE40454@dell1> References: <20071107134018.GE40454@dell1>
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Real Producer Natively supports Uncompressed AVI, uncompressed MOV, uncompressed WAV, which will be your only choices on Linux/FreeBSD. On Windows and Mac, it can also support whatever DirectShow and Quicktime can play, respectively. I have also read that Real Producer BASIC has a 2GB input file limit. It supports inputs in these colors. - YUY2, YV12, YVU9, YVYU, CYUV, IYUV, UYNV, UYVY, V422, YUNV In further reading, ffmpeg maybe able to output to rm. >From file format list. DE rm rm format Najiib On Nov 7, 2007 8:40 AM, William Bulley <web@umich.edu> wrote: > According to ruin evil <ruinevil@gmail.com>: > > > > Read the FFmpeg docs better and have it output something that Real > > Producer likes. FFmpeg is like the easiest transcoder to use in the > > world. Also mencoder is good for transcoding into AVI, but the syntax > > is significantly harder than FFmpeg.Real Producer is the only program > > that can make Real Video files... which, in my opinion, should really > > only be used in ancient useless streaming video. Also... did you try > > using the mov format in Real Producer, as it was in copy of the doc I > > gave you. Also, Real Producer Basic is only for personal files. > > I have read the FFmpeg docs. It is not my lack of understanding > of how to use FFmpeg, it is which codec to use - see below. > > I did try the *.MOV approach - multiple variants of which. > > It is not the container limitation that is the problem with the > Real Producer (basic). It is the video codec. I have been able > to get the audio portion to work (it cannot use MP3 by the way) > but never the video. I've tried mencoder, transcode, and avidemux2. > > If the Real Producer docs would give me a clue as to which or what > video codec was acceptable to it in either *.AVI or *.MOV containers, > I would, of course, use that. But that is the one piece of information > that I lack. And the kind folks at Real Networks would never reveal > that piece of information either, sigh... > > Ignore the ancientness of all this, I am trying to solve a problem, > a personal problem. > > > Regards, > > web... > > -- > William Bulley Email: web@umich.edu > >
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