This results in the following MP4 files as output:įrom MKV: - 0.86MB (yes, very different size) I have created an ultra-low res AVI and MKV that exhibit this behavior (the frame rate is the only concern at this time): The video data doesn't change, but the end results do! I can just use "Copy" for Video Output, then "AVI Muxer" for output format, create an AVI file, then load that AVI file and THEN convert to MP4, but since the first file I tried this on is 28.5GB in MKV, it seems excessive to have to go through this each time I want to convert a video.
This problem does not happen with the exact same video stream in AVI files.
Audio makes no difference no matter what I use, or even if there is no audio. The simple method is to just choose "H264 (ff/nvidia)" for Video Output, and "MP4 Muxer" or "MP4v2 Muxer" for Output Format. If I add a filter to change the frame rate to 29.98, it just looks really choppy with the final frame rate. This happens if I use all default options for everything, or if I play with a lot of options. However, whenever I do, I get very random frame rates and dropped frames in the resulting file, so everything looks horribly stuttered. mkv format to H264 MP4 for final archival/storage. I have been trying to translate some videos from ultra-high-bitrate XviD in. Memory: 2x 8GB G.Skills DDR3 (16GB, 1666Mhz) Using AVIDemux v2.6.10 GUI in Windows 7 圆4.ĬPU: Intel i7-2600K LGA1155 (Quad Core 3.4Ghz)
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