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Input Files: AAC, AC3, AVI, DTS, MKV, MP3, OGG/OGM, SRT, SSA, WAV
Output Files: AAC, AC3, AVI, DTS, MKV, MP2, MP3, MP4, OGG/OGM
From the Readme :
This program can be used to create multilingual, splitted AVI files. Sources can be AVI-, MP3- and
AC3-files. AVI-Files can be used even if they are stored on a CD created with Mode2CDMaker.
The output files will contain special structures to allow replaying the files from low-speed cd-roms
(8x should be enough). Therefore, you can set a low speed in Nero CD Speed to replay your movies
without noise from CD.
Version 1.17.8
- Release Date: Sep 7, 2008
- new
- The CTextFile class is redone. Text files can now be handled in UTF-16 big and little endian (with BOM only), UTF 8 (with BOM only) and the local charset of your windows installation
- Added highlighting for streams that are default and for streams that AVI-Mux GUI cannot put into AVI files (this visual feature can be disabled)
- When creating XML files, now STL is used
- Matroska tags can be used to create several titles for one matroska stream. Note that this is, as far as I know, not yet supported by players or filters.
- The BitStream class is redone. Reading AAC audio is now faster.
- The widht and height of the settings window is increased if the right-bottom-most button is cropped.
- There is now a setting to enable, disable or leave unchanged the cleartype font setting
- fixed bugs
- When opening Matroska files containing Vorbis audio streams, the vorbis audio streams' titles were not imported
- A crash occurred when opening a matroska file containing Tags with no target
- The windows size should not be restored correctly and on the correct screen when restarting AVI-Mux GUI
- The delay setting was printed in the wrong place for A_MS/ACM audio tracks in matroska files
- DTS streams with frames of 2012 bytes got a wrong duration because the PCMSampleCount header field was not used. This made the audio go out of sync
- When the size estimation of a Vorbis audio track failed, a crash occurred
- AC3 and DTS: The LFE channel was ignored. This caused incorrect channel information to be written in headers. This did not affect replay on most players, but I got a report that a Nero AVI file parser interpreted this difference between header and real stream data as a broken file.
- AC3: Due to some rounding that (erroneously) occurred when reading AC3 audio files with 44.1 kHz, such streams were muxed incorrectly.
- Nowadays, there is no long double anymore in Visual Studio. Due to this, when trying to write 80 bit floats into matroska file, a 64 bit float was written instead and padded with 2 zero bytes. This is fixed. IMPORTANT: 80 bit floats are no longer allowed in the matroska specification. 80 bit floats can only be selected when matroska v1/v2 enforcement is disabled.
- the file name in the START command in scripts was converted to UTF-8, then it was interpreted as 8859-1 and again converted to UTF-8, which led to disrupted file names
- a crash occurred when dropping an XML chapter file onto an edition in the chapter editor
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Description: Download AVI-Mux GUI from the official site
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Title: AVI-Mux_GUI-1.17.8.zip
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Description: Download AVI-Mux GUI
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Title: AVI to a DVD Compliant MPEG-2 File Using QuEnc
Link: Read Article
Description: This guide shows you how to turn an AVI file into MPEG-2 compatible M2V/AC3 streams using QuEnc and other tools
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