GKnot, Divx 5.02 & Vorbis

bmw3er · Messages: 2,713 Registration: 06.26.2003

I haven't tried using OGG Vorbis with my DVD Rips. But I am going to try today. Can anyone tell me what I do at the encoding stage. Do I select the ogg file for the "Audio Source File" ? If so, do I also select "Audio-Processing Disabled" If Not, how does GKnot re-calculate the bitrate when encoding the movie (to ensure that when the video is mux-ed with the audio it is not too big). Thanks

matt325 · Messages: 255 Registration: 04.13.2001

Gknot cannot do this automatically, you'll have to do a bit of work. You cannot mux an Ogg Vorbis audio file into an AVI. It will not work correctly. You must make an AVI video stream and then mux that with an Ogg vorbis audio stream into an OGM container. Read the Ogg audio encoding guide as well as the Ogg media stream creation guide. Basically, create the OGG, enter that filesize in GKnot's Audio A field, choose "no audio" in the AVI overhead section, encode the video, then mux the OGG and the AVI together with OggMux.

con5tant · Messages: 22 Registration: 05.01.2003

OGM support in Gknot

Bimmer9938 · Messages: 88 Registration: 08.11.2001

In awe?

tfab · Messages: 695 Registration: 08.30.2003

I see your either in awe at my fundamental grasp of the vorbis issues or no one is bothering to post to this group anymore?

basham · Messages: 241 Registration: 10.31.2003

It's just a guess, but, perhaps you missed this .

rwindleyme02 · Messages: 2,835 Registration: 06.23.2003

Vobis

kimbels_97318i · Messages: 60 Registration: 03.01.2002

I read the sticky...what does that have to do with a technical discussion of what HAS to be done? As I mentioned...several addons have already been written for gknot that were NOT written by thewef. I guess the simple answer is I need to try some OTHER programs and find one that is open source so I can code the changes myself.

MattUK · Messages: 6 Registration: 10.10.2001

Re: Vobis