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90.186.227.84: /* Windows binaries */

2018-10-14T08:17:12Z

Windows binaries

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	John33's oggenc2.8 is a special version of the (Ogg) Vorbis encoder. “Features include compression from lossless files (Monkeys Audio, LPAC, FLAC, OptimFROG, WavPack and Shorten – requires presence of decoders), and the ability to specify 'padding' in the headers for subsequent insertion of Tags” (from Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares).		John33's oggenc2.8 is a special version of the (Ogg) Vorbis encoder. “Features include compression from lossless files (Monkeys Audio, LPAC, FLAC, OptimFROG, WavPack and Shorten – requires presence of decoders), and the ability to specify 'padding' in the headers for subsequent insertion of Tags” (from Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares).

	* '''[http://rarewares.org/ogg-oggenc.php oggenc 2.83 aoTuV Beta 5.7]'''		* '''[http://rarewares.org/ogg-oggenc.php oggenc 2.88 aoTuV Beta 6.03]'''

	<br />If you prefer a nice drag-and-drop interface, then you can try John33's OggDropXPd (Windows only). “Features include compression from lossless files ([[Monkey's Audio]], [[LPAC]], [[FLAC]] and [[OptimFROG]]), auto-tagging, renaming of encoded files, setting of advanced encoder parameters, use of VorbisGain tags on decode, Playlist (.m3u) creation, and others” (from Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares).		<br />If you prefer a nice drag-and-drop interface, then you can try John33's OggDropXPd (Windows only). “Features include compression from lossless files ([[Monkey's Audio]], [[LPAC]], [[FLAC]] and [[OptimFROG]]), auto-tagging, renaming of encoded files, setting of advanced encoder parameters, use of VorbisGain tags on decode, Playlist (.m3u) creation, and others” (from Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares).

	* '''[http://rarewares.org/ogg-oggdropxpd.php OggDropXPd v1.9.0 aoTuV Beta 5.7]'''		* '''[http://rarewares.org/ogg-oggdropxpd.php OggDropXPd v1.9.2 aoTuV Beta 6.03]'''

	<br />'''Note:''' If the above links do not work, then it is most likely caused by a new version of John33's utilities. In that case, go directly to [http://www.rarewares.org/ogg.php the Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares].		<br />'''Note:''' If the above links do not work, then it is most likely caused by a new version of John33's utilities. In that case, go directly to [http://www.rarewares.org/ogg.php the Ogg Vorbis page at rarewares].

2.216.224.231: /* Recommended Encoder Settings */

2014-02-06T23:07:26Z

Recommended Encoder Settings

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	\| -q -1 \|\| ~48 \|\| ~48 – ~64 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\| (2)		\| -q -1 \|\| ~48 \|\| ~48 – ~64 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\| (2)
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	\| -q 0 \|\| ~64 \|\| ~~~64–~~~80 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\|		\| -q 0 \|\| ~64 \|\| ~64 – ~80 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\|
	\|- style="background-color: #eeeeee;"		\|- style="background-color: #eeeeee;"
	\| -q 1 \|\| ~80 \|\| ~80 – ~96 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\| (3)		\| -q 1 \|\| ~80 \|\| ~80 – ~96 \|\| point/lossless \|\| yes \|\| (3)

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder */

2012-07-19T04:27:17Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder

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	=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===		=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===

	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy ~~of members~~ of ~~the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and~~ the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 or better in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of the FFMPEG documentation and some command-line tweaking. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 or better in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 2 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 2 encoding in Linux'''

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder */

2012-07-19T04:25:23Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder

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	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 or better in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 or better in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 2 encoding in Linux'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 2 encoding in Windows'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder */ after doing some research, I realized that -q scale maps exactly the same way in FFMPEG via Vorbis

2012-07-19T04:24:20Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder: after doing some research, I realized that -q scale maps exactly the same way in FFMPEG via Vorbis

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	=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===		=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===

	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 or better in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 0 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 20M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 2</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>


	'''Notes:'''		'''Notes:'''
	* The following snipets above are "experimental" use them with a grain of salt. In order to get best results please consult both the FFMPEG and WebM documentation to adjust and tweak the video parameters to your liking for encoding to different formats i.e an HD camera or a webcam.		* The following snipets above are "experimental" use them with a grain of salt. In order to get best results please consult both the FFMPEG and WebM documentation to adjust and tweak the video parameters to your liking for encoding to different formats i.e an HD camera or a webcam.
	* The audio quality is an integer between 0 and ~~100~~, which maps from -q 0 in Vorbis corresponding to 0 in FFMPEG to a -q 10 in Vorbis corresponding to a ~~100~~ in FFMPEG.		* The audio quality is an integer between 0 and 9, which maps from -q 0 in Vorbis corresponding to 0 in FFMPEG to a -q 10 in Vorbis corresponding to a 10 in FFMPEG.


	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder */

2011-11-21T06:49:32Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder

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	=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===		=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===

	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums]. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums] and the FFMPEG documentation. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder */

2011-10-26T03:53:09Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder

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	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level ~~216~~ -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level ~~216~~ -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 100 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 & Google's WebM Encoder */

2011-08-06T05:40:46Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 & Google's WebM Encoder

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	* It is generally better to let the encoder use coupling whenever possible. It is NOT recommended you disable it, but if necessary it is possible to do so.		* It is generally better to let the encoder use coupling whenever possible. It is NOT recommended you disable it, but if necessary it is possible to do so.

	=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 & Google's WebM Encoder ===		=== Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 or above & Google's WebM Encoder ===

	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums]. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums]. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6 or greater. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 or greater from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''
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	'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.~~vob~~ '''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.webm '''</b>

HotshotGG: /* Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 & Google's WebM Encoder */ A lot more people will probably be transcoding from H.264, because I noticed most high-end cameras use AVCHD!

2011-07-07T20:23:10Z

Encoding Vorbis audio with libvorbis via FFMPEG 0.6 & Google's WebM Encoder: A lot more people will probably be transcoding from H.264, because I noticed most high-end cameras use AVCHD!

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	This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums]. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).		This is a "temporary hack" courtesy of members of the [http://www.ubuntuforums.org/ Ubuntu Forums]. The WebM encoder still poorly documents how to use libvorbis within mainline VP8 encoder. There are no presently no "known" switches at the time of this writing as to how to adjust the vorbis audio parameters within vpxenc without having to use the factory defaults that comes with the presets. If you decide to use these they cannot be adjusted. There does exist a "hack" that allows you to adjust the parameters if you are encoding with FFMPEG 0.6. This example assumes you have compiled FFMPEG 0.6 from the source in Linux or Windows and have both <code>libvorbis</code> and <code>libvpx</code> enabled within ffmpeg 0.6 in Linux or Windows (ffmpeg will tell you so when you run the program in a terminal).

	'''Example: Transcoding ~~MPEG-2~~ files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard definition or high defintion to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Linux'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.~~vob~~ -threads 8 -f webm -aspect 4:3 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''$ffmpeg -y -i /home/USER/Videos/.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> /home/USER/Videos/.webm'''</b>

	'''Example: Transcoding ~~MPEG-2~~ files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''		'''Example: Transcoding H.264 files in standard or high definition to WebM with best quality one-pass VP8 encoding and a stereo or 5.1 input surround track with Vorbis audio with -q 5 encoding in Windows'''

	<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.~~vob~~ -threads 8 -f webm -aspect 4:3 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.vob '''</b>		<span style="color: green;">'''ffmpeg.exe -y -i C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.mp4 -threads 4 -f webm -aspect 16:9 -vcodec libvpx -deinterlace -g 120 -level 216 -profile 0 -sameq -vb 4M <b><span style="color:red;">-acodec libvorbis -aq 50</span> C:\Windows\Program Files\Videos\.vob '''</b>

Artfwo: added linux binary for aotuv b603

2011-05-01T08:17:43Z

added linux binary for aotuv b603

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:17, 1 May 2011
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	* '''[http://artfwo.googlepages.com/oggenc-aotuvb5d.bz2 oggenc 1.3.0 + aoTuV Beta5.7 with libogg 1.1.3, FLAC 1.2.1 and Kate 0.3.0 (Static GCC 4 compile)]'''		* '''[http://artfwo.googlepages.com/oggenc-aotuvb5d.bz2 oggenc 1.3.0 + aoTuV Beta5.7 with libogg 1.1.3, FLAC 1.2.1 and Kate 0.3.0 (Static GCC 4 compile)]'''
			: This static GCC 4 binary was compiled by artfwo.

			* '''[http://artfwo.googlepages.com/oggenc-aotuvb603.bz2 oggenc 1.4.0 SVN + aoTuV Beta6.03 with libogg 1.2.0, FLAC 1.2.1 and Kate 0.3.8 (Static GCC 4 compile)]'''
	: This static GCC 4 binary was compiled by artfwo.		: This static GCC 4 binary was compiled by artfwo.