./encode-handheld.pl -h

    PSP & iPod h264 video and AAC audio encoder.
    Zune 30GB Windows Media 8 A/V encoder.

    usage: ./encode-handheld.pl [-hl] [-t ipod|psp|zune|zune30] [-s XXXXX] [-n title] [-f file]

     -h        : this (help) message
     -a        : hard box the video
                 (pillarbox and letterbox the video, AR set to AR of screen size) 
     -g        : letterbox video to next macro block height (ex 480x202 -> 480x208)
     -v        : displays version
     -r        : frame rate (24000/1001 or 30000/1001 are suggested override values)
     -l        : legacy psp file naming
     -s XXXXX  : 5 digit legacy numbering sequence
     -f file   : file to encode
     -n title  : psp title displayed when using legacy naming
                 or file is renamed to this value
     -t type   : psp, ipod, zune, or zune30 encoding
     -o XXX    : volume(gain) 1x=256, 2x=512, 3x=768, 4x=1024 (default: No Change)
     -c XXX    : thumbnail capture time in seconds (default: 120)
     -z XXX    : encode time in seconds (default: whole thing)
     -j XXX    : start encode time in seconds (default: beginning)
     -b        : encode using b frames (psp only) (default: no)
     -p        : 2 pass encoding
     -i        : iPhone & iPod touch PSP compatible profile (switches coder to 0)
                 these 2 devices only support up to 480x270.  It will not
                 support widths less than 480 unless its 320x240. Any
                 custom height can be used as long as the 480 width is used.

    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t psp -l -s 10101 -n "My Video" -f file -o 768 -c 120
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t psp -f file
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t psp -f file -n "hookah"
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t zune30 -f file
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t zune30 -f file -n "hookah"
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t ipod -f file
    example: ./encode-handheld.pl -t ipod -f file -n "hookah"


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My basic encode line is something like below:

./encode-handheld.pl -t psp -pig -n "Good Movie" -f Desktop/Movies/Good Movie/good movie.avi -r 24000/1001 -o 512

If you don't override the frame rate then it just uses the frame rate of the original video.  I put that feature in because some videos have strange frame rate that is supposed to be like 23.976 but they use a very strange division to make it and quicktime barfs on it.  0tv for instance uses a goofed up frame rate.  I actually hard coded 0tvs frame rate so I switch on their bad frame rate.


New for 2.8:
Added new blocking option -g to pad or block to the next macro block height.

 
-HR