Kevin DeKorte pisze: > I think I figured out the problem. The audio is playing at the right > speed, the video is just a slide show, and so the subtitles don't show > up on time. So can you recommend anyway to improve the file? My script, but audio is corrupted at random durring playback (HTC Magic): #!/bin/bash BITRATE="600" FPS="24000/1001" FILE="movie.mkv" [ -e /tmp/video.mp4 ] || mkfifo /tmp/video.y4m [ -e /tmp/video.mp4 ] || mplayer -fps $(echo "$FPS $FILE")\ -sws 10\ -vf-add hqdn3d,scale=480:-10,harddup\ -correct-pts -endpos 60 -benchmark\ -ass\ -ass-force-style PlayResX=480,PlayResY=320,MarginV=25,MarginRight=50,MarginLeft=50\ -ass-font-scale 2 -subpos 50\ -sub subtitle.srt\ -vo yuv4mpeg:file=/tmp/video.y4m\ -ao pcm:fast:waveheader:file=/tmp/audio-raw.wav\ 1&>/dev/null & [ -e /tmp/video.mp4 ] || time x264 --profile baseline --tune fastdecode --keyint 60 --min-keyint 15 --bitrate $(echo $BITRATE)\ --level 3.1 --sar 1:1 --threads 3 --pass 1\ --vbv-maxrate $(echo $[BITRATE*2]) --vbv-bufsize $(echo $BITRATE)\ -o /tmp/video.mp4 /tmp/video.y4m [ -e /tmp/video.y4m ] && rm /tmp/video.y4m [ -e /tmp/audio.wav ] || time sox -S --temp /tmp /tmp/audio-raw.wav -c 2 /tmp/audio.wav gain -n -3 gain -h dither -s [ -e /tmp/audio-raw.wav ] && rm -f /tmp/audio-raw.wav [ -e /tmp/audio.wav ] && time faac -b 96 -o /tmp/audio.aac /tmp/audio.wav rm -f /tmp/audio.wav [ -e /tmp/video.mp4 ] && MP4Box -new film.mp4 -isma -nodrop -add /tmp/video.mp4 -add /tmp/audio.aac [ -e /tmp/audio.aac ] && rm -f /tmp/audio.aac rm -f /tmp/video.mp4 PS: I have TMPFS at "/tmp" so it read/save files in memory (faster) -- Krzysztof 'DK75' Duchnowski GetFirefox - http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/ Konfiguracja UTF-8 dla czytnik?w - http://evil.pl/pip/utf/
