Comments on: EncodeHD 1.1.103.0 Released http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/ Tech Tools and IT Infrastructure thoughts... Fri, 23 Jul 2010 11:16:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Nathan2 http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-863 Nathan2 Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:31:48 +0000 http://dcunningham.net/?p=430#comment-863 From what I read the last few months, Android applications from Google seem to be very primitive by design, so far the answer is NO, they do not. Although the hardware specifications should easily be capable, Google seems to be deliberately trying to stir up developer support for 'non-core functionality'. I'm hoping someonr will soon write up an Xvid-capable player too. From what I read the last few months, Android applications from Google seem to be very primitive by design, so far the answer is NO, they do not. Although the hardware specifications should easily be capable, Google seems to be deliberately trying to stir up developer support for ‘non-core functionality’. I’m hoping someonr will soon write up an Xvid-capable player too.

]]> By: Dan Cunningham http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-862 Dan Cunningham Wed, 31 Mar 2010 16:51:11 +0000 http://dcunningham.net/?p=430#comment-862 Hey Nathan, Twofold problem here. Firstly, it won't extract them automatically (something that *was* done by Encode360), and secondly, it won't hardcode subs. FFmpeg doesn't support doing that yet. The best I could do (without making the app incredibly complicated, something I wanted to avoid) was embed softsubs in the container format. However this requires a device that supports it, such as Apple devices. I'm not sure if the Nexus One supports this though - you'd have to check the specs. Cheers, Dan Hey Nathan,

Twofold problem here. Firstly, it won’t extract them automatically (something that *was* done by Encode360), and secondly, it won’t hardcode subs. FFmpeg doesn’t support doing that yet. The best I could do (without making the app incredibly complicated, something I wanted to avoid) was embed softsubs in the container format. However this requires a device that supports it, such as Apple devices. I’m not sure if the Nexus One supports this though – you’d have to check the specs.

Cheers, Dan

]]> By: Nathan2 http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-861 Nathan2 Wed, 31 Mar 2010 16:20:07 +0000 http://dcunningham.net/?p=430#comment-861 Hi Dan- program looks great, I am just starting out using it as I have been forced to find a good encoder for the Nexus One and I have found with the poor selection of codecs and players available so far it is VERY particular about formatting. But I do have some questions regarding 'soft-subs' in the terrible Matroska format: Are these required to be a separate subtitle file, or will EHD flatten the MKV container properly by hardcoding any embedded subtitles? Basically, is it necessary to demux the embedded files first before processing? Hi Dan-

program looks great, I am just starting out using it as I have been forced to find a good encoder for the Nexus One and I have found with the poor selection of codecs and players available so far it is VERY particular about formatting.

But I do have some questions regarding ‘soft-subs’ in the terrible Matroska format:

Are these required to be a separate subtitle file, or will EHD flatten the MKV container properly by hardcoding any embedded subtitles? Basically, is it necessary to demux the embedded files first before processing?

]]> By: john http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-703 john Thu, 20 Aug 2009 15:33:18 +0000 http://dcunningham.net/?p=430#comment-703 thanks a million for your software. i allways use it to convert videos to my iphone. thank for your hard work ^_^ thanks a million for your software. i allways use it to convert videos to my iphone.
thank for your hard work ^_^

]]> By: Dan Cunningham http://dcunningham.net/2009/07/10/encodehd-1-1-103-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-692 Dan Cunningham Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:40:08 +0000 http://dcunningham.net/?p=430#comment-692 Mike / Austin, It sounds like the files exceed 4GB in size. You need to use the AutoSplit option within EncodeHD which will split the output video to below 4GB. Cartsen, this is because the X360 doesn't support AC3 or DTS audio in the MP4/M4V containers. Hopefully something Microsoft will support at some point. Dan Mike / Austin, It sounds like the files exceed 4GB in size. You need to use the AutoSplit option within EncodeHD which will split the output video to below 4GB.

Cartsen, this is because the X360 doesn’t support AC3 or DTS audio in the MP4/M4V containers. Hopefully something Microsoft will support at some point.

Dan

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