tovid -dvd -ntsc -force -in charlietheunicorn.mov -out charles
rles
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tovid
DVD and (S)VCD video conversion script
Version 0.30
http://www.tovid.org
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Using config file /home/qwerty/.tovid/tovid.config, containing the following options:
(none)
tovid command-line used:
-dvd -ntsc -force -in charlietheunicorn.mov -out charles
Changing to working directory: /home/qwerty/vids
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Converting /home/qwerty/vids/charlietheunicorn.mov to NTSC DVD format
Encoding quality is 6 of 10 (use -quality to change)
Saving to /home/qwerty/vids/charles.mpg
Storing log and temporary files in /home/qwerty/vids/charles.0
Run 'tail -f "/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/tovid.log"' in another terminal to monitor the log
Multiple CPUs detected; mpeg2enc will use multithreading.
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Probing video for information. This may take several minutes...
The encoding process is estimated to require 157 MB of disk space.
You currently have 5063 MB available in this directory.
Analysis of file /home/qwerty/vids/charlietheunicorn.mov:
500 x 281 pixels, 15.000 fps
Duration (best guess): 00:03:45 (HH:MM:SS)
mp4v video with faad audio
Target format:
720 x 480 pixels, 29.970 fps
m2v video with ac3 audio
5880 kbits/sec video, 224 kbits/sec audio
Using auto-detected aspect ratio 177:100 (override with -aspect)
No letterboxing necessary
Input is not 29.970 fps. Framerate will be adjusted.
Scaling picture to 720 x 480
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Encoding audio stream to ac3 with the following command:
nice -n 0 ffmpeg -i /home/qwerty/vids/charlietheunicorn.mov -vn -ab 224 -ar 48000 -ac 2 -acodec ac3 -y /home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/audio.ac3
Processing started. Please wait...
Audio encoding finished successfully.
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Encoding video stream with the following commands:
nice -n 0 mplayer -noconsolecontrols -benchmark -nosound -noframedrop -noautosub -vo yuv4mpeg:file="/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.yuv" -vf scale=720:480 "/home/qwerty/vids/charlietheunicorn.mov"
cat "/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.yuv" | yuvfps -r 30000:1001 -v 0 | nice -n 0 mpeg2enc --sequence-length 4300 --nonvideo-bitrate 285 --multi-thread 2 --aspect 3 -f 8 -b 5880 -g 4 -G 11 -D 10 -K hi-res --frame-rate 4 -v 0 --video-norm n --reduction-4x4 2 --reduction-2x2 1 -q 7 -o "/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.m2v"
Processing started. Please wait...
Processing started. Please wait...
||| Encoding video stream: 60 MB written to video.m2v
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Multiplexing audio and video together with the following command:
mplex -V -f 8 -o /home/qwerty/vids/charles.mpg /home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.m2v /home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/audio.ac3
Multiplexing finished successfully
du: cannot access `/home/qwerty/vids/charles*.mpg': No such file or directory
Output files:
0 total
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Final statistics
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tovid 0.30
File: /home/qwerty/vids/charles.mpg, 225 secs DVD NTSC
Final size: 0 kilobytes
Target bitrate: 5880 kbits/sec
Average bitrate: kbits/sec
Peak bitrate: kbits/sec
Took 00:02:20 to encode on Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7400 @ 2.16GHz
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7400 @ 2.16GHz 2163.267
2163.267 mhz
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Statistics written to /home/qwerty/.tovid/stats.tovid
Cleaning up...
removed `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.yuv'
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Do you want to keep the temporary files that were created ?
Please type "yes", or else they will be deleted
Keeping temporary files in /home/qwerty/vids/charles.0
Removing temporary files...
removed `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/tovid.scratch'
removed `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/video.m2v'
removed `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/audio.ac3'
removed `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0/tovid.log'
removed directory: `/home/qwerty/vids/charles.0'
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Done!
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Your encoded video should be in the file(s) /home/qwerty/vids/charles.mpg.
You can author a disc with this video on it by running:
makexml /home/qwerty/vids/charles.mpg -out MyDisc
makedvd MyDisc.xml
You can also use todisc or makemenu to create menus for your disc.
See the manual pages (i.e. 'man todisc') for more information.
Thanks for using tovid!
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qwerty@debian:~/vids$