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Transcode - The video transcoder to rule them allTranscode - The video transcoder to rule them allPosted Oct 21, 2004 15:31 UTC (Thu) by stock (subscriber, #5849)Parent article: Transcode - The video transcoder to rule them all yes this surely looks like a winner, but it gets even better: Add your dual Opteron or AMD64 iron with a native X86_64 build Linux distro : from the Changelog : http://www.zebra.fh-weingarten.de/~transcode/pre/ChangeLog :
transcode-0.6.12
* Terse/less technical ChangeLog:
Changes:
o tccat: use '-T 1,-1 -P' instead of '-P 1'.
o --avi_limit option: Defaults to 0 (disabled) instead of 2GB.
Fixes:
o avilib: 64bit issues and other compiler support. <=======X86_64
o v4l: building with linux-2.6 headers.
o xvid import: check for more library sonames.
o dvd import: The DVD device may be a char device (osx).
o im import: segmentation fault at closing time.
o tcrequant: upstream bugfixes.
o xvid import: fix library loading on MacOSX.
o dv import: Do NOT apply a setup when decoding the DV frame. Last
frame was skipped in NTSC.
o yuv4mpeg import: read files produced by streamer.
o -c option: rounding error, only 99 frames of 100 for NTSC.
o make distcheck: correct inclusion of config.h file.
o libavcodec: building without mmx.
o maintaining: included sdl.m4 and glib.m4 in acinclude.m4
New:
o avilib: Writing AVI 2.0 (OpenDML) files.
xine (with my submitted patch) plays such files nicely.
o denoise3d filter: very fast denoiser.
o fraps import: decode AVI files from www.fraps.com.
o v4l2: reading from a video4linux2 device.
o control filter: read and executes a control "script"
o ffmpeg import: DV raw decoding support (-i file.dv -x ffmpeg).
o sh import: executes the input file and reads its output.
o mp1e export: module based on mp1e, a mpeg1 encoder.
o os: Support for AMDs x86_64 architecture. <================X86_64
o --export_par option: sets the pixel/sample aspect ratio.
o script: bash completion for transcode with tccomplete.source.
o docs: layout fixes so it will look good on www.transcoding.org
o ffmpeg export: new codecs namely ffv1, asv1 and asv2.
o --export_prof option: sets mpeg "profiles" so that transcode
tries can be smart and guess clipping and zooming options.
o docs: DV to DVD HOWTO including scripts.
Linux is starting to move ahead in the 64bit Multimedia and Workstation
world. Another nice commandline driven script is tovid which can be found
here :
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?s=&threadid=190354
and here : http://tovid.sourceforge.net/
Robert
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