vlc transcoding for portable players
Here's the script I use to transcode all the video files in the current directory to 320 pixel wide MP4 format files suitable for playback on devices limited in both CPU and RAM - in my case my mobile phone.
Total bitrate (video and audio) is 128kbps, which works out as roughly 1MB a minute. This works better on cartoons than it does on live action or CG. Audio is downsampled to mono 11025hz to avoid excessive artifacting.
Total bitrate (video and audio) is 128kbps, which works out as roughly 1MB a minute. This works better on cartoons than it does on live action or CG. Audio is downsampled to mono 11025hz to avoid excessive artifacting.
#!/bin/bash
vcodec="mp4v"
acodec="mp4a"
bitrate="96"
w=320
arate="32"
asrate="11025"
achannels="1"
ext="mp4"
mux="mp4"
vlc="vlc"
out="/media/files/video/portable/"
for a in *; do
if ! [ -f "$out$a.$ext" ]
then
$vlc -I dummy -vvv "$a" --sout "#transcode{vcodec=$vcodec,vb=$bitrate,width=$w,autocrop,scale,deinterlace,audio-sync,acodec=$acodec,ab=$arate,samplerate=$asrate,channels=$achannels}:standard{mux=$mux,dst=\"$out$a.$ext\",access=file}" vlc:quit
fi
done
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