[XviD-devel] Fw: libxvidcore compiling

[reno reballos]

Master Dark Sylinc,

sorry for this question...i cant help myself anymore...

just wanna ask,  i have encoded the stream already into file using xvid and when i try to play it backi got play back but the problem is so fast... maybe my encoding settings affects this here is my settings for encoding:

1. i use single pass plugin control.
2. profile = XVID_PROFILE_AS_L0
3. frame rate @30 fps
4. bit rate = 900kB
5. reaction_delay_factor = 16 
6. averaging_period = 100
7. min_quant = 2
8. max_quant = 31
9. max_key_interval = frame rate*10 (30*10)
10.max_bframes = 2
11.bquant_ratio = 150
12.bquant_offset = 75
13.frame_drop_ratio = 0
14. global flag = XVID_GLOBAL_PACKED
15. bframe_threshold = 255
16.aspect ratio = XVID_PAR_43_PAL
17. vol_flags = XVID_VOL_MPEGQUANT

i hope you can help me work this out, i just wanted to have normal play back coz my playback right now is so fast... and i think by having correct values on the above field will have me correct/normal playback...

thank you,
reno



----- Original Message ----
From: Dark Sylinc <dark_sylinc at yahoo.com.ar>
To: xvid-devel at xvid.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2008 6:27:49 AM
Subject: Re: [XviD-devel] Fw:  libxvidcore compiling

Hi!

> i will using Xvid Codec for my
> custom applications, not on media player application
> but on live video streaming applications for video
> conferencing, wherein i am going to use the web
> camera as my stream source and encode the stream,
> save the encoded stream either into memory
> location(buffer) or to my hard drive either of the
> two options will do.

Great. This means you don't actually _need_ the VFW
nor the DShow filter for that. However, take in mind
using XviD directly has some legal issues (unless you
use it for purely personal-use applications, you'll
have to license your code under GPL-compatible
license).
You might still want to use VFW for encoding/decoding
as this should free you from directly using XviD and
also allowing you to choose different codecs (I.e.
RLE, DivX, MPEG-2) available on the running system.
But you may loose direct access to some features of
XviD by doing so.

> i just save the encoded stream to file to
> hard disk for i wanted to played it back later after
> encoding using VLC player or elecard media player to
> check whether i have encoded the stream correctly,
> as a result i got an encoded file on my hard disk
> and it got 675Kb of data every time i encode stream
> in whatever encoding duration i take, but the major
> problem is it does not play back with VLC or Elecard
> media player. now my question is whats wrong with my
> encoding process? does this something to do with






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