Its already in H264 format so can I put it in a container with framerate and other information so that it would be be playable in any player that can handle H264 media? The quality is already PERFECT and I don't want to re-encode it and lower the quality.

and I was VERY impressed by the quality of some of these intro videos, I don't want to lower it. Is there any way I can put this elementary video stream into a container without re-encoding it (and therefore lowering the quality) so I can mux it with the audio?Īll the PMF guides I read before made me encode it into uncompressed AVI after I extracted the h264 video stream so I can re-encode it into another format, I do NOT want to do that, since this will result in quality loss after I re-encode it to something that isn't uncompressed. You can play the h264 file with mplayer or vlc Some tools may complain that they cannot get the fps from it. I am not sure about Star Ocean, but DJ Max 2's corruption seems to be mplayer's fault since a PMF playback codec I tried to use (which I later uninstalled when I found out it was just a hacked version of the elecard decoder) played it back perfectly.Ĭode: bbdmux file.m2p 0圎0 file.h264The result is an 'elementary' stream, ie. When using Mplayer, DJ2's video comes out corrupted near the end and it can't extract the audio from Star Ocean's intro, it just gives me a blank file. I am trying to encode the intros to DJ Max 1, DJ Max 2, and Star Ocean First Departure by the way. Or perhaps somebody new has an idea I can try. Preferably an app designed for working with and demuxing/converting/editing PSP PMF format video. I was hopeing now there were better/easier ways to do this by now. This was a few years ago and back then I coudlent find an answer to my problems. The suggested default of 29.97 was not correct. I then have to use a psp app to convert the raw AC3 track to Wav IF it workedĪnd then I have to guess the framerate to try to match it with the original framerate when encoding/muxing it back.Īll this is IF mplayer was successful in demuxing both the video and audio in the first place.Ī ton of work for an end result that is basically useless because I have no way of recreating the correct framerate.

On some videos it even fails to demux the video and/or audio stream. They required me to seperate the video and audio stream into a raw format (which also made me lose any important data such as framerate). I tried following some guides that involve using mplayer to demux the files into a video and audio stream then mencoder to put them into an avi, but they are extremely convoluted and do not work: PMF files are basically a container format that uses H264 video and AC3 audio. This includes with sound, as most methods seem to ignore this step.

Lfs default vob files