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what format command line fake://
Posted: 27 Jun 2008 12:30
by bnp322@yandex.ru
Hello,
what format command line (XP, vlc 0.8.6.h)?
1. souce video - picture.
2. sourse audio - dshow-adev.
I am using:
vlc fake:// :fake-file=d:\bin\avto.bmp :input-slave=dshow:// :dshow-vdev="none" :dshow-adev="Emu10Kx Audio [DC00]" :sout=#transcode{vcodec=mp4v,vb=10,fps=10,acodec=vorbis}:std{access=file,mux=ogg,dst=c:\%time%.avi}
what format thise file?
He very important
File %time%.avi include 3 streamy (0-3):
2 audio and 2 video.
from???
How doing 1 audio and 1 video
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 27 Jun 2008 13:52
by VLC_help
I don't really understand your question/problem. If you mean the format you are transcoding, then mux=ogg vcodec=mp4v acodec=vorbis those explain it. MPEG-4 part2 video with Vorbis audio inside OGG container (not an AVI file as dst=c:\%time%.avi would suggest).
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 27 Jun 2008 15:07
by bnp322@yandex.ru
Good, I try!!!
I need help.
My language - russian.
1. I do recorg sound all 24 hours.
2. I want impose time OSD on the record, but on the sound - not possible.
Then, I want impose time OSD on the picture and record all to .avi file.
Please ask, how!
And my cmd line ~ 255 symbols - this is also problem
Thanks
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 28 Jun 2008 17:31
by VLC_help
AFAIK AVI muxer is broken in VLC, so no AVI creation. Create .bat file and put the commands there, it should avoid the length issue.
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 30 Jun 2008 07:36
by bnp322@yandex.ru
I don't really understand your ansver!
Command line I leally put the .bat file - is limited 255 simb.
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 30 Jun 2008 17:15
by VLC_help
You can divide parameters to multiple lines with ^
for example:
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 01 Jul 2008 03:51
by bnp322@yandex.ru
Hello,
^ - not work!
How with record (fake://)
1. souce video - picture.
2. sourse audio - dshow-adev.
Re: what format command line fake://
Posted: 01 Jul 2008 16:06
by VLC_help
If .bat files don't work, you could try vbs scripts which should have higher limits.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q174634/
I am not sure if the current VLC support that you remove certain streams during encoding (for example drop one video and one audio stream)