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VBR (Variable Bitrate) WMV file to avi conversion process problem... |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 15:17 |
| I want to open this topic to "Video Conversion" section but rules don't allow it. Anyway. I'm nearly expert for video conversion but I didn't find any true info about solve of problem for convert vmw files with variable bitrate. I'm saying variable BITRATE, NOT variable FRAMERATE! Because these two are usually misunderstanding. I have a few videos, this is the one of them:
Format : Windows Media File size : 370 KiB Duration : 4s 0ms Overall bit rate mode : Variable Overall bit rate : 757 Kbps Maximum Overall bit rate : 631 Kbps Movie name : ta03 Performer : 岡崎硯次 Encoded date : UTC 2009-01-31 09:29:14.687 Video ID : 2 Format : VC-1 Format profile : MP@HL Codec ID : WMV3 Codec ID/Info : Windows Media Video 9 Codec ID/Hint : WMV3 Description of the codec : Windows Media Video 9 - Professional Duration : 4s 0ms Bit rate mode : Variable Bit rate : 8 000 Kbps Width : 800 pixels Height : 600 pixels Display aspect ratio : 4:3 Frame rate : 24.000 fps Resolution : 24 bits Scan type : Progressive Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.694 Stream size : 3.81 MiB Language : Japanese Audio ID : 1 Format : WMA Lossless Format profile : M Codec ID : 163 Codec ID/Info : Windows Media Audio 3 Description of the codec : Windows Media Audio 9 Lossless - VBR Quality 100, 44 kHz, 2 channel 16 bit 1-pass VBR Duration : 4s 0ms Bit rate mode : Variable Bit rate : 134 Kbps Channel(s) : 2 channels Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz Resolution : 16 bits Stream size : 65.3 KiB (18%) Language : Japanese I tried every way I know, but when I try to convert this video, result is always same. Out of sync. Can I convert this video without audio-video sync. problem? Is there a way to convert variable wmv videos correctly? Please help me! I beg of you! NOTE: 1- VirtualDub's VBR fix mode doesn't work. 2- AviSynth's "EnsureVBRMP3Sync()" code doesn't work. 3- VBR MP3 different than VBR WMV, so ways for MP3 don't work for WMV. 4- I'll almost fr--king out. |
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Oct 31 15:29 |
| What kind of sync issues? Constant or progressively worsening?
What format are you trying to convert to? xvid/mp3/avi ? Did you try convertfps=true using directshowsource? e.g. DirectShowSource("video.wmv", fps=24, convertfps=true) Are sync issues evident on that small sample that you used mediainfo on? If so can you upload it somewhere since it's so small |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 16:24 |
| 1- I don't know because this video is 4 second.
2- AVI (I think h264+mp3 or xvid mp3) 3- Yes I tried many many many times for different options. 4- Yes, here is the link: http://rapidshare.com/files/300633545/ta02.wmv.html |
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Oct 31 16:42 |
| I can't detect any sync issues using directshowsource, but this is a short video, and sync issues might manifest on longer sections. I used vdub, xvid, lame mp3 acm (CBR)
If you don't know what kind of sync issues, how can you tell there is a problem at all? |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 16:50 |
| What? Hmm, I think I understood you. You said, audio is constantly late or early from video OR audio going very different from video. I have long video too, but I can't try longer video yet. So let' sa that longer video has progressively worsening. What can I do? |
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Oct 31 16:53 |
| Is the original WMV in sync? Are the clips from the same 24.0 fps source?
If progressively worsening, but in sync at the beginning, then the audio & video lengths don't match. (there would be no offset delay, because the sync is OK in the beginning). You would either shrink/expand the audio or video duration to match. If the source was actually 23.976 (instead of 24), this could explain the sync issues First try this: DirectShowSource("video.wmv", fps=24, convertfps=true) AssumeFPS(24) Use CBR audio |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 17:08 |
| Yes original wmv is sync. Yes all clips have 24 fps. No video and audio same time. And yes this code worked! (AssumeFPS(24))
I tried this: DirectShowSource("video.wmv", fps=24, convertfps=true) with: EnsureVBRMP3Sync() And didn't work. Now with your code issues are gone. (From now) [For 15 seconds movie and that 4 seconds movie] Thanks for that. But I want to ask one thing: You'll said: "First try this: ". If this code didn't work, second? |
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Oct 31 17:16 |
| Some WMV's are variable FRAME rate (VFR) , to help "fix" those (doesn't always work) , the convertfps is used
If the actual frame rate is 24, AssumeFPS(24) , will change the frame rate without changing the frame count. This is used after the source filter, because it makes the frame rate exactly 24000/1000 , not 24000/1001 or some other value. Some source filters return an "off" frame rate, and you can check your script using info() to identify the exact frame rate the script is returning If you use AssumeFPS(24, true) This means sync_audio=true , and it will also change the audio sample rate to match (there might be a slight pitch shift proprotional to the change in rate from the original), but it looks like you didn't need to try it... Anyways, you usually have to try a few options, and sometimes one of them works :) Cheers |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 17:36 |
| Many many thanks man. And I'm very sorry but I want to ask 2 thing.
1- Which converter you usually use? (With avisynth codes of course...[I use virtualdub]) 2- Can I use this method for rmvb(real media variable bitrate) and Quicktime (some .mov videos have variable fps but constant bitrate) |
| poisondeathray posted 2009 Oct 31 17:40 |
| 1) I use vdub and megui for converting to xvid, megui and command line to convert to h264 (using x264)
2) Can you do this to convert FROM rmvb and QT => Yes, but for QT I would use QTSource, or FFMS2 instead of directshowsource. DirectShowSource is the least reliable and not necessarily frame accurate. It also is dependent on the system installed splitters and decoders, so prone to inconsistent results |
| Atakanbasturk posted 2009 Oct 31 17:44 |
| Again very very thanks man. |
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