PSPEnc

Some days ago i've released a program to encode video for PSP.

http://jonny.leffe.dnsalias.com

Features:
- Avs, Avi, Mkv, Ogm, Mpg, Wmv ... input
- Perfect aspect ratio (automatic crop/addborders - optimized for PSP with fw 1.5)
- Choose from different resizing methods
- Perfect output size (automatic video bitrate calculation, you have to choose only audio bitrate and total output size).
- 1 pass, 2 pass, 1 pass with fixed quantizer
- Compressibility test, size prediction for fixed quantizer encodes (im 5 minutes you can predict the size of a fixed quant encode, usually with an error around 5%).
- Job list.
- FFMPEG recompiled with latest xvid and asm optimizations enabled (faster than the standard builds floating around)

i hope you like it :)
jonny

I'm lovin the output size feature, but it encoded my video with audio syncing problems.

If the input is AVI, you can tray to press "Change" in the input panel, "Method" should change to "AVISource".
After this you have to reencode.

If the problem is still persistent, you could try to install ffdshow, you can get a binary here:

http://celticdruid.no-ip.com/xvid/

PS: are you using the latest AviSynth version?

I have problems opening OGM and AVI files that are encoded with divx. The PSPEnc says that it is unable to detect the FPS and I have to manually insert it into a avs script. What is the code to manually set it in the script? My source video uses divx 5.05 pro @ 24 fps.

I think OGM files should not be encoded with the Divx codec, am I right?

You should create an .avs file with something like this inside:

DirectShowSource("c:\yourpath\yourfile.avi", fps=24)

if the source is avi, this should be more compatible:

AviSource("c:\yourpath\yourfile.avi")


Directshow filters are not required to return the fps, that why you obtain this.

Another solution could be installing ffdshow:
http://celticdruid.no-ip.com/xvid/
it can really help in many situations like this one.

PS: i assume you are using the latest AviSynth version, right?
PPS: Tomppa, ogm is a container (like avi), so it can contain divx. Maybe you make confusion with the ogg audio format.

Thanks. I'll try ffdshow, and if it doesnt help i guess ill have to manually make avs scripts every time i work with divx.