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* Select Audio->Compression | * Select Audio->Compression | ||
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::* I selected 128Kbps | ::* I selected 128Kbps | ||
* And last hit File->Save AVI. | * And last hit File->Save AVI. | ||
Revision as of 23:04, 22 May 2010
Converting Key Words avi , mpeg , mpg , divx xvid .
This guide will explain how to convert an
MPEG2 (SVCD) to Xvid. Xvid is a free Open Source alternative to Divx. For Divx conversions see the guide to Convert a Digital Video to Divx Format.
- Launch Virtualdub
- I tested this with version VirtualDub 1.9.9 and MPEG2.vdplugin [OK]
- Open the MPEG2 Videoclip that you want to convert, File->Open video file
- Select under Video->Fast recompress (Do not use full processing)
- Select also under Audio->Full processing
- Select Video->Compression
- I used "XviD MPEG-4 Codec" yv12 (xvidvfw.dll)
- CLICK CONFIGURE
- MTK NTSC and Twopass - 1st pass
- I used "XviD MPEG-4 Codec" yv12 (xvidvfw.dll)
- Select Audio->Compression
- Lame MP3 44100 kHz, 128 kbps CBR, Stereo .. 16KB/s
- I selected 128Kbps
- And last hit File->Save AVI.
REFERENCE LINK TO FULL GUIDE: http://www.videohelp.com/oldguides/avi2divx
TESTING RESULTS: SUCCESS!
Troubleshooting
ERROR: Statsfile not found
SOLUTION: In XviD Configuration->Encoding Type, make sure it's first set for "Twopass-1st Pass. Then hit the "More" button and scroll to the place you want to keep the stats file (nowadays it's a .pass file), and give it a name, "Movie.pass".
