The following info suggests that tcmplex is deprecated.. and you can get
mplex from mjpegtools package.
Cheers
Norv
The tool most commonly used for multiplexing VOBs is *mplex*, from
mjpegtools (http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net/). A typical sequence of
commands is:
transcode -i _source-file_ -o _output_.m2v -m _output_.ac3 ...
mplex -f 8 -V -o _output_.vob _output_.m2v _output_.ac3
Another option is *tcmplex*, based on bbmpeg, which is included in
versions of transcode through 0.6.14; however, tcmplex was removed from
CVS on 2005/1/14, as it had been unmaintained for a long time. A
slightly modified version of tcmplex is available at
http://www.home.zonnet.nl/panteltje/dvd/.
(From transcode wiki at transcoding.org)
On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 03:23:55PM -0600, William Brown wrote:
I think I finally have some good parameters to the transcode utility to
create some good DVD mpeg2 format videos.
However, once I use transcode to transcode and split into video/audio
files, I need to re-merge them back into one file.
What I'm looking for is tcmplex. What I've found on the net with google
tells me that this is the tool I need to merge my audio and video back
into one file before burning it to disc with growisofs.
I see that marillat debian sources are back up, at ftp.nerim.net, but I
took alook there and don't see any tcmplex package or source, nor do I
see it as a part of the transcode source archive.
avimerge is there, but I need something to merge my mpeg output, not my
avi files.
As well, I tried searching debian archives sarge, sid, marillat, and
found nothing for tcmplex, or even mplex.
Can anyone tell me where I can find tcmplex, or mplex for sid, in
sourced or precompiled binary?
transcode package from marillat appears to include /usr/bin/tcmplex so
you should already have it if you have transcode.
Len Sorensen
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