Ronald Bultje wrote: > On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 00:04, Kevin Atkinson wrote: > >>I am interested in being able to extract the audio and >>video streams, manipulate various meta tags, and be able to combine the >>streams. I would really like to able to convert from one wrapper format >>to another in a single step. >> >>I am primary interested in utilities to work with the following formats: >> >> Mpeg 1/2 System streams >> Avi >> Qt/mov >> > > "Best" is very subjective, so I can't help you there since anyone will > say something else. The mjpegtools are pretty well able to handle all > three mentioned muxer formats. They support Quicktime/MJPEG, AVI/MJPEG, > AVI/DV, AVI/raw, AVI/divx (avifile-compatible AVIs) and MPEG-1/2. We > have decoders and encoders (except AVI/raw and AVI/DV) for each of them.
Thanks for your answer. I have never had to use a fifo before so I didn't release you can do that. Now, how about being able to simply extract the audio and video stream from an AVI file and put it into a Quicktime file without any conversions. How about the reverse. Also how about taking an AVI file with Mpeg video in it (courtesy of MEncoder) and creating a valid Mpeg 1 system stream. Or what about being able to fix broken Quicktime or AVI files, such as Quicktime files that don't have any codec code in it? Thanks in advance. _______________________________________________ Video4linux-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
