[MEncoder-users] Time to encode a typical DVD to xvid
Nik Martin
mencoder at nik-martin.com
Sun Dec 24 05:29:57 CET 2006
On 12/23/06, sfullenwider <list-catcher at hellburner.com> wrote:
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> How long does it take most people to encode a typical DVD to an xvid
> avi? It's taking me around 15 hours a pass, which just seems far too
> much to me.
on my 1.5 gHz Centrino laptop, I can do a two pass encode of a full
length feature film in about 4 hours. 15 hours seems excessive. My
first pass usually runs at 35 fps and my second at 12 fps.
I do an additional step in the beginning , a straight unencoded copy
of the source to my HD, then all activities use this avi, to save my
dvd drive:
My DVD ripping script, a Windows Batch file:
rem @echo off
rem (c)2006 nik martin
set dvddrive=d:
set fakestring=xxx
rem clean up old rips
del divx2pass.log
del tmprip.avi
rem prompt for some info
IF not %fakestring%%1==xxx goto batch
:prompt
set /P title="Which title would you like (usually 1)? "
if [%title%]==[] goto prompt
:output
set /P output="What to call the output file? "
if [%output%]==[] goto output
:config
echo "Running CropDetect, press ctrl+c when satisfied"
mplayer -vf cropdetect -dvd-device %dvddrive% dvd://%title%
set /P config="Any Additional -vf config (cropdetect, pullup,pp=md, etc)? "
:batchret
rem save the dvd by getting it onto the hd as a full avi
mencoder -oac copy -ovc copy -dvd-device %dvddrive% dvd://%title% -o tmprip.avi
rem a little delay
ping localhost
rem video track (pass: 1)
mencoder -oac copy -ovc xvid pass=1 tmprip.avi -o NUL
rem another small delay
ping localhost
rem video + audio track (pass: 2, vbitrate: 1200)
mencoder -oac mp3lame -lameopts mode=1:cbr:br=96:vol=2 -ovc xvid
-xvidencopts vhq=4:trellis:pass=2:bitrate=1200 -sws 1 -vf "%config%"
tmprip.avi -o "%output%"
rem if deinterlaced, add -vf pullup,pp=md
rem one more delay
ping localhost
rem cleanup
del divx2pass.log
del tmprip.avi
exit
:batch
set title=%1
set output=%2
goto :batchret
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