> > I have tried ffmpeg in the past and am trying it again. jpopl@xxxxxxxxxx said: > Don't encode divx in realtime, it's painfull. Try mpeg, or - in NVrec > - quicktime. Then you can encode it to divx (with ffmpeg or qt2divx > from NVrec). I don't remember any settings, but I think my k6-2 500 is > great to encode 320x240 (or bigger!) 25fps mpeg. I have tried ffmpeg alone, and it gave me nothing but trouble - it seems that ffmpeg varies the capture framerate, even when you specify the frame rate on the command line. However, I am very happy with FFMPEGrec (part of NVrec), which uses the ffmpeg codecs, but with a much better synchronisation model - I have no, zero, none problems with audio sync when using FFMPEGrec. I am encoding divx in realtime with 512x384 at 50% CPU on an Athlon 1.2GHz.
