MS MPEG4

Post #324,375 by scoenye 4/10/10 11:44:14 AM Reply	MS MPEG4 It is about the only encoder that works across Windows, Mac and Linux without running into missing or proprietary decoders. I do have some video fragments at work that came straight from a Canon Powershot and Cinelerra has not problems keeping video and sound in sync. I'll see what encodings those use. Would it be worth it to temporarily swap the DVD burner to the desktop machine (assuming you dont' have one SATA and one IDE box)?
Post #324,385 by drook 4/10/10 2:52:41 PM Reply	Done for now The burner is full height, the current desktop is a slimline, so no bay to fit it in. As for the codecs, I've got a DVD burning question. I've got MPG and WMV files that both play flawlessly on my Linux box. But when I burn them to DVD there's a bit of jitter when the camera moves quickly. Anything I should look at to correct this? -- Drew
Post #325,107 by scoenye 4/23/10 11:32:59 PM Reply	Data transfer too slow? mplayer's console output may give a hint as to what it is doing at that point in time.
Post #325,113 by drook 4/24/10 2:27:45 AM Reply	Can I force slower writing? The app does a test to see maximum write speed. If that test is returning bad results -- maybe I don't have as much RAM or swap as it thinks -- would forcing a slower write speed correct that issue? (Assuming that is the issue, of course.) -- Drew
Post #325,115 by pwhysall 4/24/10 2:37:25 AM Reply	Re: Can I force slower writing? Not these days. This sort of thing used to be the case in the early days of CD-R, but now the drives are smarter and the write process much more robust. It'll be a transcoding issue of some description.

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