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AviDemux: Batch Convert Audio and Video Problem ...
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/398365-AviDemux-Batch-Convert-Audio-and-Video-Problem#:~:text=set%20avidemux%3D%22ffmpeg.exe%22%20set%20videocodec%3Dcopy%20set%20audiocodec%3Daac%20set%20audiobitrate%3D160k,the%20audio%20bitrate%20--%20k%20is%20not%20assumed.
higher audio bitrate than 384 kbs? - avidemux.org
https://avidemux.org/smif/index.php?topic=8505.0
I use avidemux to encode video using the following settings: video = xvid audio = ac3 640 at 5.1 container = avi the audio dropdown always maxes out at 384 kb/s even when im using a source that has DTS sound. is there a restriction on this or is there a setting I am missing? I would like to use 640 kb/s.
AviDemux: Batch Convert Audio and Video Problem ...
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/398365-AviDemux-Batch-Convert-Audio-and-Video-Problem
The audio won't convert to the desired codec nor bitrate. It just creates a copy of the original and changes the output to the desired (.mp4). set avidemux="C:\Program Files\ Avidemux 2.7 VC++ 64bits\avidemux.exe"
Avidemux Documentation -- VBR MP3
http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/doc/en/vbrmp3.xml.html
Most of the time, avidemux computes the offset and length of audio by doing size= time * bitrate. That works for all CBR stream. For VBR it does not work as bitrate is not constant. 2. Audio time map. Audio time map To compute the start offset/size, avidemux has to know how the bitrate changes. For that use Audio source->Build vbr time map.
Avidemux Documentation -- Audio
http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/doc/en/audio.xml.html
Avidemux will first decompress the audio, then apply the filters if any. If you don't set any filters, you will end up with a huge wav file as audio track. To be used, the corresponding audio codec must be present on your system. See input format. When using Audio->Save audio, the audio is saved depending on the current mode. If the mode is set ...
Passes, bitrate, Avidemux for MPEG-2 encode? - digitalFAQ ...
http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-conversion/11252-passes-bitrate-avidemux.html
Thanked 2,050 Times in 1,769 Posts. Deinterlace often required for h264 playback in LAN stream boxes, for sure online streams. Quality loss is mostly about method (use QTGMC), sometimes framerates, not really chroma. MPEG-2 for HTPC/LAN, yes, you got it. …
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