jonathonsunshine
10th October 2006, 15:00
howdy
i wrote my self a batch file, (i love batch files)
what it does is, you drop a bunch of AVI files with mp3 audio on it. It remuxes them in mkv files with mkvmerge (this gets rid of any internal audio delay by adding some silence, or deleting audio from the start)
Then it extracts the video to a avi file again, with the mp3 audio in a separate mp3 file.
Then it runs mp3gain to normalize the mp3 audio to 89db
Then finally it remuxes the mp3 and avi into the final product, a MKV file.
Now MKV is great. You can throw anything at it, but for a simple xvid/mp3 video i'd rather just use AVI.
Is there any way to use AVIMUX from a command prompt? And if not is there any other tool out there i can use instead?
i wrote my self a batch file, (i love batch files)
what it does is, you drop a bunch of AVI files with mp3 audio on it. It remuxes them in mkv files with mkvmerge (this gets rid of any internal audio delay by adding some silence, or deleting audio from the start)
Then it extracts the video to a avi file again, with the mp3 audio in a separate mp3 file.
Then it runs mp3gain to normalize the mp3 audio to 89db
Then finally it remuxes the mp3 and avi into the final product, a MKV file.
Now MKV is great. You can throw anything at it, but for a simple xvid/mp3 video i'd rather just use AVI.
Is there any way to use AVIMUX from a command prompt? And if not is there any other tool out there i can use instead?