Is there any tool to OGG video to AVI remux

[Dmitry Vergheles]

Hi all,
Can anyone suugest me the tool for direct (without re-encoding) OGG format (Divx + OGG audio) to AVI re-multiplexing.
The software should care of synchronization of course.

Thanks in advance.

[GodofaGap]

There is no such thing as OGG (it is called Ogg), and there is no such thing as OGG audio (it is called Vorbis). I believe ffmpeg attempted to do this.

[Dmitry Vergheles]

There is no such thing as OGG (it is called Ogg), and there is no such thing as OGG audio (it is called Vorbis). I believe ffmpeg attempted to do this.

Sure you are right :)
Thanks for putting right. I'll take a look at ffmpeg util.

[celtic_druid]

Plus, if it contains DivX video, then it is ogm, not ogg.

Muxing vorbis to avi, is not a good idea.

[Dmitry Vergheles]

Plus, if it contains DivX video, then it is ogm, not ogg.

Muxing vorbis to avi, is not a good idea.

Actualy I don't need Ogg Vorbis Audio at all.

I need to convert DivX + Ogg Audio (in Ogm) to DivX + MPEG1 (L3 in AVI) without synchronization loss (I want this file to be played on my home DVD player with DIVx support).

In reality I was able to remux this file to ASF without out of sync.

So if there is any ASF to AVI tool remuxing (without re-encoding, and syncron loss) I'll be appreciative of a reference.

[SeeMoreDigital]

You should be able to use VirtualDubMod to re-mux most forms of audio and video streams placed within the OGM container to the AVI container...

[GodofaGap]

But not Vorbis.

Dmitry Vergheles:

Easiest way to achieve that is to extract the audio with VirtualDubMod, encode it to mp3 with some tool (e.g. foobar2000) and then mux the mp3 with the video again in VirtualDubMod.

[buzzqw]

@GodofaGap

or avidemux to do all in one place :)

BHH

[Dmitry Vergheles]

But not Vorbis.

Dmitry Vergheles:

Easiest way to achieve that is to extract the audio with VirtualDubMod, encode it to mp3 with some tool (e.g. foobar2000) and then mux the mp3 with the video again in VirtualDubMod.

I think this is direct way to the out of syc headache, since after demuxing, all the audio time stampls will be lost...

[QUOTE=SeeMoreDigital]
I tried VirtualDubMod, it doesn't notice my audio and remux it saving video only

[GodofaGap]

I think this is direct way to the out of syc headache, since after demuxing, all the audio time stampls will be lost...
No, what you are saying does not make sense. The length or timing of a file does not magically change with demuxing. If what you are saying is true, it would be impossible to write a muxer, and yet you have done so. :)

[SeeMoreDigital]

In that case...

You could try muxing the MPEG-4 Part2 and Vorbis streams into the MP4 container using YAMB :D

[Dmitry Vergheles]

No, what you are saying does not make sense. The length or timing of a file does not magically change with demuxing. If what you are saying is true, it would be impossible to write a muxer, and yet you have done so. :)

It this were the case - millions of users would be much more happy :)

My file's audio has time stamps overlapped and with gaps..

[celtic_druid]

mencoder can remux to avi and re-encode the audio to mp3 via lame in one go. Just -ovc copy -oac mp3lame.

[Dmitry Vergheles]

In that case...

You could try muxing the MPEG-4 Part2 and Vorbis streams into the MP4 container using YAMB :D

I'm afraid my DVD player doesn't know about MP4 for the present:rolleyes:

[GodofaGap]

My file's audio has time stamps overlapped and with gaps..
:scared:

That sound seriously broken...

[Dmitry Vergheles]

Thanks Guys.

AviDemux has coped with the task!

buzzqw -thanks for easy solution.