Mate Soos wrote:
> dvd::rip is GREAT, and it works 100% reliably, which I like a lot (I use
> the stable version not the CVS).
Thanks for the compliment ;)
> I do have one wish and one question though.
> Wish: I have to use ksubtitleripper (a *great* app) to do the subtitle
> character recognition. It seems like strange that I have to use two
> different apps to accomplish one task.
Yes, this is on my (long term) TODO list, but currently dvd::rip only
supports subtitle rendering and vobsub generation, but no text/OCR subs.
> Question: Is ffmpeg's mpeg4 encoding takes ages for you too? I am using
> an Athlon 2000XP+(@1.5Ghz) and it takes 3 hours for the first pass and
> 21 hours(!) for the second pass for a 3 hour film encoded to 1700 Mb
> video + 200 Mb audio. This sounds an awful lot to me... is the unstable
> version any better? Have I not tuned something well?
It's difficult to answer that question in general, because encoding time
of course depends on the settings (image size, audio codec, bitrates,
filters e.g. deinterlacing). But 21 hours is indeed damn slow... Please
send the command line of the 2nd pass, probably I can see which setting
is responsable for that.
Regards,
Joern
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