Re: FFmpeg Xvid CBR or VBR with maxrate ? how ?
Tom <[email protected]> Tue, 29 Mar 2005 08:54:59 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.video.xvid.user |
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Re, >>I'm trying since this week to make a mp4 video with ffmpeg and the xvid >>codec. It works well _BUT_ I'd like to limit the maximum bitrate because >>it's for streaming purpose. The bitrate must not exceed the allowed >>bandwidth (i.e: 80kb/s). So how to do CBR or VBR with a limited maximum >>bitrate ? > There is no "maximal" bitrate setting for XviD, because as CBR this isn't > a well defined term. What you should use is the VBV-settings which do > what you really want: Setting a maximal number of bytes which have to be > transfered within a certain time with a certain sized buffer. Ok, well, and how can we do that with ffmpeg or mencoder ? It seems that it's -bufsize (and -maxrate) with ffmpeg and rc_buffer (and rc_averaging_period) with mencoder. But both don't achieve a CBR file or a VBR file with a maxrate. It's very annoying. A+ Tom