I selected NTSC (29.97) (In the case of the files that I was converting, that increased the framerate from 0.08 fps (which had seemed to appear by default) to NTSC (29.97). In ffmpegX/Video/Video parameters/Framerate I clicked the "Rate" button (In the case of the files that I was converting, that increased the bitrate from 4 kbit/s (which had seemed to appear by default) to 1881 kbit/s). Here is a summary of the settings that I had to change in ffmpegX (after I loaded the source mkv file into the box adjacent to "Open"), in order to get a good conversion from mkv to Xvid. I had to change some of the settings that seemed to pop up by default when I loaded the my source mkv file into ffmpegX. Here's a brief summary, in case it helps someone else convert from mkv to XviD using ffmpegX. I have found out a way to successfully convert my mkv files to avi XviD using ffmpegX with mencoder. While I'm hardly at all video cognizant, 4 kbs and 0.08 fps seem to be low settings to me. Mencoder xvid, 640x352, 4 kbps, 0.08 fps, no crop When I launch the outpuuted mkv.ff.avi file in VLC Player, only the audio plays - NO VIDEO.īy the way, do the following default specs - which are displayed in the "To" window in ffmpegX/Summary/Target look right to you? In ffmpegX/Options, I checked the box for Vob Subtitles, and not knowing any different I selected 0 and idx in the adjacent boxes and I did not load any subs into the box below.įfmpegX outputted three files: mkv.ff.avi, mkv.ff.avi,idx, and mkv.ff.avi.sub. I converted the mkv file to avi XviD using ffmpegX with mencoder. I don't know the reason for the difference in file types.īoth outputted files play fine in VLC Player - showing the subtitles, and with no loss of audio-video sync. Whereas the outputted file I produced from the first set of (avi + idx + sub) source files was an mkv file, the outputted file from the second set of (avi + idx + sub) files was an mks file.
After some casting around on the web, I found an indication that the correct MIME type to enter along with the sub files might be "application/x-truetype-font" - so that's what I entered under there. Also, I was able to load the sub file under the "Attachments" tab. Nevertheless, in test runs of MkvMerge, I was able to load the avi and idx files under the "Input" tab - and so I did.
Perian for mac os x 10.4.11 how to#
I didn't see specific instructions in the MKV Help file for how to handle (avi + idx + sub).
Perian for mac os x 10.4.11 install#
The third of the three files there opened up (the other two wouldn't) and I was able to install MkvMerge. MkvMerge is also the name of the GUI part of MKVToolnix-2.3.zip (8.7 MB) for Mac OS X 10.4.11.
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