OggMux - A multiplexer for OGM containers

http://oggmux.sourceforge.net/
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Movie input : *.AVI
Audio Input : *.OGG, AC-3 Wave *.WAV, *.MP3, *.AAC
Subtitle Input : *.SRT only

Please ensure that you have Ogg Subtitle Mixer and Ogg DirectShow Filters in order to play/display the file.Those files can be found at http://www.free-codecs.com/

OGMDemuxer - Demux stream from OGM file

OGMDemuxer (command line) is a basic demultiplexer that allow you to demux streams from an OGM file.

It automatically creates an AVI file for a video stream, an Ogg file for an Ogg Vorbis stream, an SRT file for subtitles, ...
Latest versions also allow you to demux the comments of each stream.If you lazy to use command line, just drag & drop file.It automatically demux all stream.

http://ogmtools.corecodec.org/ogmtools.html
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This post has been edited by keyz: Jul 5 2005, 01:23 PM

MKVToolnix -- Matroska tools

MKVToolnix is a set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska files under Linux, other Unices and Windows.

http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/
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Supported files format

Download Links (Windows Installer) :

Unicode enabled and non-Unicode

MKVExtract -- Matroska tools

This is command line tool to extract MKV files into movie, audio & subtitle stream.This program does not support drag & drop.

You can download GUI for this program here

Problem :


Q : I already download GUI from above link but how come I get the error like this :



A : You need to have this 2 programs that reside together in the GUI folder, mkvextract.exe and/or mkvmerge.exe

Q : Where can I find those 2 program ?
A : If you already download MKVToolnix -- Matroska tools, then go to the installation folder ("C:\Program Files\MKVtoolnix") and copy those 2 files in your GUI folder.That should solve the probrem.

This post has been edited by keyz: Dec 20 2006, 12:58 PM

I had experience with OGM file which I convert to AVI then later convert to MPEG2 to make it as DVD compliant.For RMVB (this type right?Not RMKB), I have no idea.

There is shareware which can convert OGM to AVI but I tested & it's not very good.So, what I do is demux it's first using OGMDemuxer (see my previous post) and later convert to MPEG2.

I cannot find any better idea to burn from OGM except this is the *best* way I can think.

Any other better idea/comment welcomed.

Hmm...Not sure whether my idea is practical or not but I assume MPEG you've downloaded is MTV video.

If I'm right then you can save it into WAV (Using VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod) then later convert to MP3 (using e.g dBPowerAMP or any prgram which can convert WAV --> MP3).

I've tested on my system using VirtualDubMod 1.50.10.1

Is that possible to adjust the setting/preference in Pinnacle Studio so you can see the movie all of it ?

You can resize using the filter in VirtualDubMod and save as AVI file but I think it will take times to do that if the AVI is huge.VirtualDubMod is free anyway.

Edited :

The quality of the video maybe will degrading.Possible huge file will be created if no audio/video compression being used (not using codecs like DivX or XviD or MP3 compression).


This post has been edited by keyz: Jul 7 2005, 11:05 PM

For the format compliance (VCD/DVD) you can check at http://www.videohelp.com/.There is a section describe about the bitrate, resolution etc so you don't end up with creating movie which is not compliance to those media.

Nokia Multimedia Converter 2.0

Nokia Multimedia Converter 2.0, including an enhanced user interface and support for 128 kbps video bit stream, is a tool for converting common multimedia files (such as AVI, WAV, MPEG, and MP3) into standard 3GPP/AMR, H.263, wideband-, and narrow-band-AMR-supported formats for use in mobile phone applications such as MMS. Original and converted multimedia and 3GPP/AMR formats can be played on a PC.

Multimedia Converter includes console conversion tool (MMConverterCon.exe), which can be used to convert files from command line (useful for converting large number of multimedia files in a single batch).

Start MMConverterCon.exe from command line with "MMConverterCon.exe -h" (or without any switches) to see the help message which describes shortly supported switches.




Supported files :

Multimedia Converter supports these file formats:

AVI
WAV
MPG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2)
NIM
MOV (Apple Quicktime)
MP3
MP4 (ISO MP4)
3GP (3GPP MP4)
AMR, AWB(WB-AMR)

The actual set of supported file formats depend on installed codecs (for example DivX AVI files can be played and converted only if DivX codec is installed).

NOTE: Some codecs are bundled with external software. For example codec for MOV -files is included in Apple Quicktime Player.


1. Download Link - Register before can download
2. How to install & use Nokia Multimedia Converter 2.0

This post has been edited by keyz: Sep 21 2006, 10:59 PM

1. *.BIN should come with *.CUE also (correct me if I'm wrong).Check your Alcohol 120%.Make sure you burn into VCD not as image (I'm using Nero & can select 'burn as image').
2. PM the originator & inform them to update the links.
3. *.MP4 quite hard to find the conversion tool (priority for freeware if possible), but I'm still searching and doing some test before posting the link.

Check this link --> How to convert matroska MKV to AVI

There also a link which using mcoder (command line tool) to do the job.Not suggested for newbiew lazy with typing the command.Not sure whether mcoder support subtitle (hardcoded) or not.Haven't try it.Maybe later.

How to convert MKV to AVI or OGM to AVI using mcoder <-- Check this link

You also can try MKVExtractGUI (check post #94).It should be something like this :



Basically it's also use command line tool except it has GUI to make thing easier.It will demux into video, audio and subtitle (if applicable).Later you can mux it using VirtualDub

This post has been edited by keyz: Jul 26 2005, 12:15 PM

SUPER© Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer

A GUI to ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer, x264, ffmpeg2theora & the theora/vorbis RealProducer plugIn.

If you need a simple tool, easy to use yet very efficient to convert (encode) any Multimedia file or even play it for you, without reading manuals or spending 5 hours training, far from any sophistication and with 1 simple click, this is all what you need, SUPER ©. It is a Multimedia Encoder and a Multimedia Player.

• SUPER © supports a wide variety of input/source file format to play or encode (to & from) without any additional third party software:

- Video format: 3gp/3g2(Nokia,Siemens,Sony,Ericsson) asf, avi (DivX,H263,H263+,H264,Xvid,MPEG4,MSmpeg4 etc..),
fli, flc, flv (used in Flash), mpg (Mpeg I,Mpeg II), mov(H263,H263+,H264,MPEG4 etc..), mp4(H263,H263+,H264,MPEG4), ogg,
qt, rm, str (Play Station), swf (Flash), viv, vob, wmv
- Audio format: ac3, amr, mp2, mp3, mp4, ogg, ra, wma
- AviSynth Script Files: avs

SUPER © supports the conversion (encoding) to most of the above mentioned formats.To list few examples :

• drag & drop any audio or even video file and extract ONLY the sound (audio) by converting it to
  mp2, mp3, ac3, aac & amr_nb (the last 2 are playable on Nokia) format.
• convert any type of video <--> to your favorite PocketPC or Mobile phone 3gp/3g2 format (or vice versa).
• convert Flash containing FLV video to any other format.
• convert RealMedia files to any other format.
• convert QuickTime files to any other format.
• convert Windows Media Files (WMV, WMA) to any other format.
• convert AviSynth script files to any other video format.
• convert AVI files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert ASF files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert DivX / Xvid files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert MOV files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert MP4 files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert MPG files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert OGG files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• convert VOB files to <--> any other video format (or vice versa).
• AutoMode to convert any type of video to VCD, SVCD, DVD.
• Play all of the above!

Click this link for more info ...

There also a note:


Click this link to download the file - Download link at the bottom page
ALL FREE, NOTHING TO SIGN, NOTHING TO PAY, NOTHING TO REGISTER.
* The download size is 25 MBytes, and comes with all windows compiled versions of ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer, x264, mppenc, ffmpeg2theora and the libavcodec library.


- Progress bar now available to indicate the conversion

Updated 21 Sept 2006
V2006 build 19 (Apr 26, 2006) available for download
* Changelog

This post has been edited by keyz: Dec 5 2006, 04:51 PM

I think maybe your PC lack of codec.Try installed one (I'm using K-Lite Codec Pack) & encode those video again.So far I managed to covert few video.The right combination will yield good audio/video.

DVD player support MPEG2.More info regarding DVD video (bitrate, size, supported type of audio etc) can be found here.

Maybe Winamp have 'crossfade' plugin or DSP.Try searching at their website.

1. It is possible to convert those XviD files ( I assume *.AVI encoded with Xvid) using TMPGenc.You can search in this forum to find the link.
2. You have to make sure those files comply to VCD standard :





3. About the compression I'm not clear about it but you need to comply with PAL/NTSC specification in order to make the files playable in home VCD.There is a possibility quality degration during conversion i.e. convert from 640 x 640 into 352 x 288 (PAL system).
4. There also a guide to convert *.AVI into VCD.Try google around.

This post has been edited by keyz: Jul 28 2005, 12:56 PM

You can check these link for answer :

1. Post #17
2. Post #39
3. Post #41
4. Post #113 <-- (Note: Latest version is 6.3)

There is guide available to convert RM/RMVB to VCD (MPEG1):

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=183480

Above guide convert into MPEG1 but DVD use MPEG2.But wait!Just keep reading.

The quality is good but cannot help the size.My mine (tested file) is 16MB in RMVB but convert to MPEG1 is 44MB.

DVD used MPEG2.So, you need to convert into MPEG2.There is few tools available which can convert MPEG1 into MPEG2 (like bbMPEG).

So basically :
1. Convert RMVB into MPEG1
2. Convert MPEG1 into MPEG2
3. Burn using Nero

This post has been edited by keyz: Aug 6 2005, 01:20 PM

Possible software bug ?Try update with latest version.

I think SUPER will do the trick.Check this link :

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...dpost&p=4422549

Thanx for the feedback.I never used CCE so no idea at all.I only have TMPGEnc freeware which do not have MPEG2 plugin.I try to link but it gave me an error that evaluation-thing-something has ended.

Try this guide :
http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=267416