[MPlayer-users] How to encode an ogg with mplayer?
Alexander Roalter
alex at roalter.it
Tue Jul 18 16:45:11 CEST 2006
Sean Hammond wrote:
> I have a .dump file I created long ago with mplayer of some really
> great music. It only plays in mplayer. It's encoded in some mplayer
> native format. I've heard that it's possible to use mplayer to encode
> this file into FLAC, Ogg, or something else that gstreamer-based
> players can play, and that I can burn to an audio CD, etc. I have read
> the mplayer man page, but honestly I can't figure it out.
>
> Can anyone help me to encode this file into another format?
>
as long as mplayer can play it, there's always a way...
you might play the file with -ao pcm, which creates a file audiodump.wav
in the current directory.
You can later compress it with oggenc to a ogg file, or do whatever you
want. You still might have to do some more tweaking if the sampling rate
does not match, b/c for CDs you oughta have 44.1kHz with 16bits per
channel (and 2 channels).
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