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.TH lav2mpeg 1 "JANUARY 2002" "MJPEG Tools Team" "MJPEG tools manual"
.SH NAME
lav2mpeg \- easy conversion of lav files to mpeg
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B lav2mpeg [ options ]
.I lavfile1 [lavfile2 ... lavfileN]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B lav2mpeg
is a shell script to ease the use of the mjpeg utilities, providing a
convenient way to convert from MJPEG files to popular MPEG file formats.
It supports output in VCD, medium and high rate VCD, SVCD, high rate
SVCD, and generic mpeg1 and mpeg2
.LP
The input files may be any combination of AVI (.avi),
Quicktime (.qt) or editlist files so long as they are all lavtools\-
readable (e.g. MJPEG-encoded AVI/Quicktime or DV type 2 AVI).
.SH OPTIONS
.IP -s/S
Turn stereo off/on (default auto)
.IP -k/K
Turn keeping of raw files off/on (default off)
.IP -f/F
Turn use of fifos off/on (default off)
.IP -l/L
Turn logging of entire process off/on (default off)
.IP -n/N
Turn "noisy logging" off/on (default off)
.IP -y/Y
Turn use of yuvdenoise off/on (default off)
.IP -m
one of MODES (see below) (default vcd)
.IP -e
encoding quality : 0, 1, or 2 (default 2)
.IP -o
output file ( defaults to firstInputFileName.mpg )
.IP -b
video bitrate in kbps ( only used when -o is "mpeg1" or "mpeg2" )
.IP -a
audio bitrate in kpbs ( only used when -o is not "vcd*" )
.IP -q
quality for mpeg2enc ( only used when -o is "mpeg1" or "mpeg2" )
.IP -d
dimensions XxY ( only used when -o is "mpeg1" or "mpeg2" )
defaults to same as input
.SH MODES
.B vcd
.ft R
-- standard VCD (352x240 or 352x288)
.B vcd_medium
-- 1550kbps video VCD (352x240 or 352x288)
.B vcd_high
-- 1800kbps video VCD (352x240 or 352x288)
.B svcd
-- standard SVCD (480x480 or 480x576)
.B svcd_high
-- 3000kbps(max) vbr @qual=5 (480x480 or 480x576)
.B mpeg1
-- honor -a -b -q -d flags default resolution same as input
.B mpeg2
-- honor -a -b -q -d flags default resolution same as input
.SH FILES
.I ~/.lav2mpegrc
.RS
user configuration file. It is bash sourceable, and can modify any of
the environment variables mentioned in the ENVIRONMENT section, or set
the LAV2MPEG_OPTIONS variable to add default options.
.SH ENVIRONMENT
.IP NICEVAL
the nice value of each command, set using 'nice -n command'
.IP YUVSCALER
modify which command is called for yuvscaler
.IP LAV2WAV
modify which command is called for lav2wav
.IP MPLEX
modify which command is called for mplex
.IP YUVDENOISE
modify which command is called for yuvdenoise
.IP MPEG2ENC
modify which command is called for mpeg2enC
.IP AUDIOENC
audioenc is similar to those above, however, if it is set to 'mp2enc' it will use mp2enc rather than toolame, and set flags appropriotely.
.IP NOISYLOGFILE
set the file used for noisy logging (-N) defaults to outputfile.log
.IP QUIETLOG
set the file used for quiet logging. defaults to lav2mpeg.log if set to "" it will log only to screen
.IP LOGDATE
defaults to 1, set to 0 to not have the date logged in log or output (see man date for more info)
.IP LOGDATESTR
will pass this on to 'date' to describe what time format to use. Only used if LOGDATE is not 0
.IP LOGCOMMANDS
if set to non-zero, will log to the quite log the commands used. Commands are always logged to NOISYLOGFILE if used
.IP LOGONLY
if set to non-zero, will only log the commands it would use but not actually run any commands
.IP LAV2MPEGRC
the lav2mpegrc file. Only beneficial if set from environment variable.
.IP VCD_MEDIUM_BR
video bitrate for mode=vcd_medium
.IP VCD_HIGH_BR
video bitrate for mode=vcd_high
.IP SVCD_HIGH_BR
video bitrate for mode=svcd_high
.IP SVCD_HIGH_QUAL
quality used (-q 0-30 to mpeg2enc) for SVCD_HIGH
.IP SVCD_HIGH_BUFFSIZE
buffsize (-V to mpeg2enc) used for svcd_high defaults to 100
.IP EXTRA_LAV2YUV
set extra command line arguments to lav2yuv, which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_YUVSCALER
set extra command line arguments to yuvscaler, which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_MPEG2ENC
set extra command line arguments to mpeg2enc, which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_LAV2WAV
set extra command line arguments to lav2wav, which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_AUDIOENC
set extra command line arguments to mp2enc or toolame (depending on AUDIOENC), which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_MPLEX
set extra command line arguments to mplex, which will be added on the end
.IP EXTRA_YUVDENOISE
set extra command line arguments to yuvdenoise, which will be added on the end
.SH DIAGNOSTICS
To simply see the commands that lav2mpeg would have called, run 'LOGONLY=1 lav2mpeg ...'
.SH BUGS
Possibly. Please let the author know.
.SH AUTHOR
Scott Moser <smoser at brickies dot net>
.SH EXAMPLES
.nf
create a VCD compliant mpeg regardless of input named file.mpg
.ft B
lav2mpeg file.avi
.ft R
create a SVCD high rate mpeg from input named out.mpg
.ft B
lav2mpeg -o out.mpg -m svcd_high file.avi
.ft R
use lav2yuv.new for instead of lav2yuv, and add the '-M MMX' flag to
yuvscaler:
.ft B
LAV2YUV="lav2yuv.new" EXTRA_YUVSCALER="-M MMX" lav2mpeg file.avi
.ft R
Please read other examples included in documentation for .lav2mpegrc
usage
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