What encoder did you use that gave you such poor quality? There are a metric ton of errors in the file. I got endless pages of these errors when I tried to open it.
Warning: Hole in data (31437000 bytes) found at approximate offset 603236987175960576 bytes. Corrupted ogg.
Warning: Hole in data (31441500 bytes) found at approximate offset 603236987175960576 bytes. Corrupted ogg.
Easiest way to try out the encoder is using ffmpeg2theora — because the actual ffmpeg guys cannot figure out how to implement theora to save their lives (ffmpeg2theora is xiph’s answer to ffmpeg’s poor programming). Unfortunately, a lot of program just use ffmpeg software, under the covers.
What encoder did you use that gave you such poor quality? There are a metric ton of errors in the file. I got endless pages of these errors when I tried to open it.
Warning: Hole in data (31437000 bytes) found at approximate offset 603236987175960576 bytes. Corrupted ogg.
Warning: Hole in data (31441500 bytes) found at approximate offset 603236987175960576 bytes. Corrupted ogg.
Easiest way to try out the encoder is using ffmpeg2theora — because the actual ffmpeg guys cannot figure out how to implement theora to save their lives (ffmpeg2theora is xiph’s answer to ffmpeg’s poor programming). Unfortunately, a lot of program just use ffmpeg software, under the covers.
http://firefogg.org/nightly/ is where I got ffmpeg2theora
The official website for it is actually at v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/
Strange website address, but that is the developer’s homepage
the nightly build link (in that site) points to the url I mentioned before, though.