OGG + Chapter (without Video)

[anythingelse]

How I can create Ogg + Chapter without Video?
I try use OggMux 0.8.4. it's cant do that.

please tell me

thank you

[emilius256]

Use as input ant kind of file (example a text file) and the configure audio and chapter as usual.
Then when you press the mux file! button, the program give you a render error but when you press ok oggmux finsh his work and you have an audio track with chapters.

bye.

[anythingelse]

thx a lot
it's work perfectly :D

[Sven Bent]

this is an TOTAL awesome way to encode entier albums in one file :eek:

now it only needs propper AAC support :)

[Acaila]

I also tried to do this, but when I press the mux button OggMux stops muxing right away. The result is a 2.5kb file where it should be 31.4MB. I'm using OggMux 0.8.5 and Win2k.

The input was a series of CD tracks I transcoded to Vorbis and appended into one file with copy /b "input1.ogg" + "input2.ogg" output.ogg etc. When I use this .ogg file as input OggMux fails, if I use a seperate track it muxes normally.

Can anyone tell what I am doing wrong? Or if there is any other way to mux appended streams with their chapter info?

[emilius256]

The problem is the method u are using to append more tracks.
I guess u have to reencode the whole cd to 1 track 'casue i don't know how to append more vorbis file.
If u use the command type file1.ogg >> file2.ogg u get a file2.ogg with file1.ogg append, now oggmux is working with this track but only for the time of file2.ogg.
Explain, if file1.ogg is 2 min. long and file2.ogg is 5 min. long , you'll get a file2.ogg that is the sum of file2+file1 diskspace, but if u play it is just 5 min. long.
If find a solution to append more ogg file i will post.
bye.