OggMux

This is a small GUI replacement for GraphEdit for multiplexing video and audio
streams into an ogm (Ogg Media File). It works exactly the same way as GraphEdit and
thus won't help problems you already experience when you mux in GraphEdit directly.


This multiplexer relies on Tobias Waldvogel's OGG framework directshow filter,
find it at http://tobias.everwicked.com/ .

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To use and multiplex subtitles, you need the appropiate filters from Tobias as well.
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For the automisation support using the -f <filename> switch on command line you
need to know which format this file has to have, take a look into mysetupfile.omx
to see how it has to look. Each section must be present, if you don't want to add
a section (i.e. subtitles), just don't add a filename between the <subtitles> and
</subtitles> line so those lines are consecutive (no empty lines)!
I removed variable splitsize stuff, now "0" in automisation files means disable
splitting, 1 splits at 650mb, 2 at 700,...
With version 0.9.4.2 I added Suiryc's delay code for ogg audio files. In the
automisation-file just add a 0 after the *.ogg file for setting it to 0/disable it.
-120 means -120 milliseconds delay... you know that stuff. Look at the sample *.omx
file to see how it works.
Due to the ogg delay feature you need the ogg vorbis SDK properly installed for
compiling and building OggMux.


Version 0.9.4.3 adds import and export of settings by Nick Fiorello (Melgish)

Version 0.9.4.5 cleans up error handling when all mux requirements are not met
and adds sticky choices for languages.  Your last choice for each row in the
language list will be remembered for next time.

Enjoy,

Dirk
a.k.a. Koepi

http://oggmux.sourceforge.net/
Licensed under GPL. Find it within the distribution/sources at the
abovementioned address.
