SHOW ME HOW TO GET XBUNTU TO CONVERT QT, MPEG1 & MPEG2 to WMV9 ! 10 BTC Bounty

[ptshamrock]

Hi Guys,


Xubuntu 10.10 / Follwed the Instruction here everything fine & installed.

I am very new to the Linux World so please excuse if i ask quesions which have been answered already..

But it is very important to me to solve this problem and i searchd alot up to now , but couldn`t solve it myself..


I have to encode around 80,000 files to WMV9 , 25frames , 720x576, 4000bitrate, audio 192 from one folder to another..

I have installed FFmpeg and all dependencies etc (I assume) and winfFF gui..i have to work with the GUI is i will still need some time to get accustomed to the console But WinFF still shows only WMV2 but i need WMV 9 ?

I Have medibuntu stuff installed !


SO can somebody explain my how i can get all files from /home/downloads/d/mpeg2 encoded to /home/downloads/d/wmv/ for example?

What is the command line parameter?


I really don`t get it ! thank you!

I already checked some tutorials but they are over my head

I can give you Teamviwer Acess in about 6 Hrs if needed !

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[antares]

shoot me a PM and I'll see that we get things going!

[steelhouse]

Have you tried to run windows software with wine.

apt-get install wine
http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=category&iId=31&sAction=view&sTitle=Browse+Applications

http://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-wmv


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[vual]

running off ubuntu now, swing me a pm is the first poster cant assist you, i will be able to guaranteed.

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[MasonIII]

While I am no where profoundly knowledgeable in this. I believe using command line parameters/terminal the following should work. The first being for a single file, while the latter should (very unsure about this one) convert all files that are .mpg to .wmv with the same parameters

ffmpeg -i source_video.mpg input –ab 192kb –vcodec wmv9 –r 25 –b 4000kb –s 720x576 final_video.wmv

ffmpeg -i $.mpg input –ab 192kb –vcodec wmv9 –r 25 –b 4000kb –s 720x576 $[mpg].wmv


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[P4man]

ffmpeg is the way to go. But if you must have a gui, you can transcode the video in VLC as well.
Here is a tutorial:
http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/ch02.html

[shakaru]

fyi: This job has been done for several days.

The issue was there were alot of dependency and libraries that were not present. Basically had to rebuild the build and toss on h.264 to extend the QT support and done.