Hi The famous Mainconcept h.264 encoder uses an mpg file format unlike NeroDigital or QuickTime7 which use a mp4 container. Is there any way to convert from mpg to mp4 without recompression?
Regards
Enrico
i4004
Nov 8 2005, 01:25
.mpg is more robust way to store video, so why do you want to convert at all?
In addition to the smok3 answer, if your mpg file has an ac3/dts stream, you must specify the flag for the video :
mp4box -add film.mpg#video film.mp4
enry2k
Nov 8 2005, 16:28
Thank you very much for your valuable replies
I will try to do what you have suggested.
I want to get files in an mp4 container to play in hardware players that will use it like the new Ipod.
I was wondering what kind of container will be used in the new Hd dvd and blue ray will be adopted?
Regards Enrico
i4004
Nov 9 2005, 00:34
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I was wondering what kind of container will be used in the new Hd dvd and blue ray will be adopted?
they wil probably use some structure simillar to present-day dvd (vobs) with program streams (and other stuff) inside, ie you probably have better chances with mainconcept's .mpg streams than with .mp4 when it comes to compatibility with new disc formats.
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