Link xvid with ffmpeg's mp4 muxer

[Alexandre Rosenfeld]

Hi,

I'm trying to mux the GStreamer xvidenc element with ffmux_mp4, to create a Mpeg 4 file with XVid encoded video, but it's not being succesfull. The xvidenc caps are video/x-xvid, and ffmux supports either mpeg v4 video or video/x-divx.

Is there a way to link them, or are they incompatible?

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[Stefan Sauer]

Hi,

Alexandre schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to mux the GStreamer xvidenc element with ffmux_mp4, to
> create a Mpeg 4 file with XVid encoded video, but it's not being
> succesfull. The xvidenc caps are video/x-xvid, and ffmux supports either
> mpeg v4 video or video/x-divx.
Hopefully qtmux is merged to -plugins-bad soon. Lets make sure it support it then.

Stefan

>
> Is there a way to link them, or are they incompatible?
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[Alexandre Rosenfeld]

Hi,

I've been following the Qtmux development very closely (part of Google Summer Code, which I also participated). It seems to support H.264 now, which is very good. I'll take a look if it supports xvid.
However, it will take some time to reach the trunk, then a release, and only then into packages and distros. I wanted something working now, with the ffmux_mp4.

Could I force a cap in the ffmux? Will that have a problem with the data going through? I mean, the mux must support xvid, it's just Mpeg4 video.

Thanks,
Alexandre

On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 3:58 AM, Stefan Kost <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

Alexandre schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to mux the GStreamer xvidenc element with ffmux_mp4, to
> create a Mpeg 4 file with XVid encoded video, but it's not being
> succesfull. The xvidenc caps are video/x-xvid, and ffmux supports either
> mpeg v4 video or video/x-divx.

Hopefully qtmux is merged to -plugins-bad soon. Lets make sure it support it then.

Stefan

>
> Is there a way to link them, or are they incompatible?
>
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[Thiago Sousa Santos-2]

Do you have any valid mp4 files with xvid? It would help me adding support for it in qtmux.

On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 8:22 PM, Alexandre <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

I've been following the Qtmux development very closely (part of Google Summer Code, which I also participated). It seems to support H.264 now, which is very good. I'll take a look if it supports xvid.
However, it will take some time to reach the trunk, then a release, and only then into packages and distros. I wanted something working now, with the ffmux_mp4.

Could I force a cap in the ffmux? Will that have a problem with the data going through? I mean, the mux must support xvid, it's just Mpeg4 video.

Thanks,
Alexandre

On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 3:58 AM, Stefan Kost <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

Alexandre schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to mux the GStreamer xvidenc element with ffmux_mp4, to
> create a Mpeg 4 file with XVid encoded video, but it's not being
> succesfull. The xvidenc caps are video/x-xvid, and ffmux supports either
> mpeg v4 video or video/x-divx.

Hopefully qtmux is merged to -plugins-bad soon. Lets make sure it support it then.

Stefan

>
> Is there a way to link them, or are they incompatible?
>
> --
> Alexandre Rosenfeld
>
> EngComp 06 - USP São Carlos
>
>

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[Christopher Halse Rogers]

On Fri, 2008-09-12 at 19:22 -0300, Alexandre wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've been following the Qtmux development very closely (part of Google
> Summer Code, which I also participated). It seems to support H.264
> now, which is very good. I'll take a look if it supports xvid.
> However, it will take some time to reach the trunk, then a release,
> and only then into packages and distros. I wanted something working
> now, with the ffmux_mp4.
>
> Could I force a cap in the ffmux? Will that have a problem with the
> data going through? I mean, the mux must support xvid, it's just Mpeg4
> video.

Is this a bug in xvidenc?  Is there any situation in which you need to
know that xvid (or divx, barring a divx v3 stream) was the encoder?  Why
do the video/x-divx {version 4,5} and video/x-xvid caps exist at all -
why shouldn't they be video/mpeg version=4?

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