muxing audio and video per commandline

[DvdKhl]

I wonder if there is any tool that mux per commandline,
because I have more then 40 videos to mux
so that a commandline would be helpful.

I'm using right now AviMux GUI but it doesn't seem to have a commandline.

I searched the forum and Google but I didn't find anything.

[ammck55]

Below are the two threads that seem to be the most informative per your topic, but they were both posted in December of 2001, which is a lifetime in digital years. :) The second thread is devoted to DVD2SVCD. If you care to look at the results of a search using "batch muxing" as keywords, click here (http://forum.doom9.org/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=450153&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending/), there are 30 others to choose from. I don't know how much, if any, help this will be. Good luck!--ammck55

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12740&highlight=batch+muxing
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=22947&highlight=batch+muxing

[DvdKhl]

Ok I should have given more information what I want to do.
I can't use the tool from Dvd2Svcd because I want to make an Avi file not a mpeg file or can it be used for avis to?

Here is a short command line how I want to use it
Rem DVD Decrypter
"C:\Programme\Video Tools\DVD Decrypter\DVDDecrypter.exe" /MODE IFO /SRC E: /DEST C:\Encoding Stuff /VTS 1 /PGC 1 /DIRECT 0xE0 /DEMUX 0x80 /START /CLOSE /SPLIT none
Rem DVD2AVI
"C:\Programme\video tools\DVD2AVI\DVD2AVI.exe" -ia=2 -FO=2 -Cs=2 -YR=2 -TN=2 -IF=[C:\VTS_01_PGC_01_1.VOB] -CF=3 -DD=2 -DRC=1 -OF=[C:\2x21] -exit
Rem Besweet
"C:\BeSweet\BeSweet.exe" -core( -input "C:\VTS_01_PGC_01_1 - 0x80 - Audio - AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - DRC - English - DELAY -80ms.AC3" -output "C:\2x21.mp3" ) -ota( -d -80 ) -lame( -b 128 -m j )

The next step I would make is to mux the audio file and avi file.
This way I only need to put in the dvd and start the batch file

Other programs have batch, but they can't be controlled by parameters so there is my problem

[killingspree]

oh... you're using dvd2avi to encode... iirc not really recommended these days ;)

iirc the new versions of virtualdubmod support commandline controls. so you can do both the encoding and muxing with vdubmod. BUT be aware that you got to have a frameserver to encode with vdubmod! :)

steVe

[DvdKhl]

he he
no I'm not using Dvd2Avi to produce an avi file.
I use Avisynth so I use D2A to create the Project files...
and so on

But what I didn't know that VDmod supports command line.
Thats good to know it will easy up things a lot

[DvdKhl]

mhhh I was a little to fast :D

ok found the commandline parameters. There it lookslike I have to load a script file.
But I don't know how to write the script so it will take a Codec I want, and then mux.

Mabe I should open a new thread in the Vdub & mod forum

[Wilbert]

Moved it for you :)

[DvdKhl]

he he thx Wilbert

so I've experimented a little with the project files of VDubMod.
Now I think it won't be a problem to mux files per batch anymore.

But I wonder if the project files also saves the codec configuration or do I have to change them manually?