- CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE HOW TO
- CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE MAC OS
- CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE INSTALL
- CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE PATCH
Next comes getting that file to the PS3 itself. Mp4creator -c audio.aac -interleave -optimize file.mp4 We also need a hint track in there for the video:
Mp4creator -create=video.h264 -rate=videoFramerate file.mp4 We then make a MP4 file with the video that we extracted specifying the video’s framerate: The 33 will be on the top line and is the right most number in that 2nd grouping. What you’re looking for in hexedit, is the 2nd distinct column grouping of numbers. The good news in this is that the 33 remains the same and is the one that you want to change. NOTE: The Sha has noted that (s)he ran into a different number combination than the above and upon closer inspection I have run into a couple new ones as well. We open video.h264 in hexedit and notice on the first line: Most video comes in 5.1 profile which the PS3 doesn’t understand. Now that we have the audio in a PS3 compatible format we need to get the video in one as well. But, because we’ll have to convert the audio anyway (yes, I know I said no re-encoding, but audio “usually” comes in ac3 format and audio takes zero time to convert compared to video anyway), we just do that in one step:įfmpeg -i file.mkv -vn -acodec aac -ac 2 audio.aac The PS3 has limited audio support for the MP4 container. Mkvextract tracks file.mkv TrackNumber:video.h264 To get the framerate, in my version I the item is called “Default duration” and you can scan right of that to get the fps. To see if the video is encoded in the proper format, look for “Codec ID: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC”. Now that we have the needed tools installed, we can move onto getting at that file.Ģ) What is the framerate of the video track Though the reader should make up his/her own mind on that one if it happens.
CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE INSTALL
There is a possibility (I’m not going to uninstall everything and re-install just to check this) that one of the above might require you to force install a package because two ports want to install a file of the same name. Sudo port install ffmpeg +a52 +faac +faad +gpl +lame +libogg +postproc +theora +vorbis +x264 +xvid For convenience here’s the command as of this writing: I personally suggest installing it with all options. But, we still need to install ffmpeg which needs some options set. Now the above can be installed with the default settings. Now that that’s done, here’s what to install through MacPorts: So, if you haven’t already, go install it now. They can be easily installed through MacPorts. To do the below, you’ll obviously need some tools installed. My contributions were figuring out that the hexedit trick worked with mp4creator and which tools were the most appropriate to get the needed jobs done on OS X… after a lot of experimentation/time/frustration/etc. I’m just mentioning this because I don’t want to take credit for what others figured out. This isn’t to slight anyone, but because there are too many, over a good chunk of time, and it was a fair bit long ago, I actually can’t.
If you want to see what I saw, just Google and you’ll see it. So, hopefully this will save some other poor soul some frustration.ĭisclaimer: Now, I’m not going to be citing my sources.
CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE PATCH
Unfortunately, I had to spend a significant amount of time to patch work the different tutorials and tweek them to work on OS X. Which was great because through MacPorts, we on OS X have access to many of the same tools.
CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE HOW TO
Couldn’t find anything that didn’t cost any money which was rather irritating lots of question, not really any answers.īut, what I did find was how to do it on Linux.
CONVERTING MP4 TO AVI FFMPEG OS X COMMAND LINE MAC OS
I searched a *long* time on the net trying to find out how to convert a HD mkv file to an MP4 file for play on the PS3 without re-encoding on Mac OS X.
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