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    Hi everyone, could you help me please to find a good (free) and reliable program that demultiplex MPEG-2 videos to elementary stream, to be run from command line and support program and transport streams as well as DVD .VOB files.

    I know that mplex from MJPEGTools can easily multiplex MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 streams, but I could not find such a good "inverse" application...
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    ffmpeg, "ffmpeg -i input.mpg -vcodec copy -f mpeg2video ES_Video.m2v -acodec copy -f mp2 ES_Audio.mp2"

    tsmuxer might also work.

    http://mpgtx.sourceforge.net/ but I don't think it support dvd vobs.
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    ProjectX is also worth a look, can use it in CLI or GUI mode.
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    Baldrick, thank you, i think ffmpeg will work well, just unfortunately I always should manually specify destination files formats, names and extension. What if video has more than 1 audio track?

    Ok, will try tsmuxer soon, and mpgtx does not support vob for sure unfortunately.

    Safesurfer, thanks, ProjectX sounds promising too but I can't find CLI there
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    Safesurfer, thanks, ProjectX sounds promising too but I can't find CLI there sad.gif
    It's just not well documented, if you run ProjectX from a command prompt you'll see the switches available (see below.)

    I use it like this in a batch file for demuxing my TV recordings from my tuner card captured with GBPVR.

    "C:\Program Files\Projectx\projectx.exe" -ini "C:\Program Files\Projectx\x.ini" -demux "%~dpn1.mpg"

    You can set certain parameters in the .ini file in the GUI which will then work on all projects in command line use.

    quick CL usage:
    Note: CL doesn't load the GUI components, except with switch [-gui]
    <without options> ...starts the GUI
    switches and inputfiles can be in any order

    options:
    [-ini <path + inifile>] ..use that specified iniFile instead of the standard
    [-dvx1] ..create a .d2v ProjectFile on demux
    [-dvx2] ..create a .d2v ProjectFile + .ac3.wav (RIFF WAVE Header)
    [-dvx3] ..create a .d2v ProjectFile + .mpa.wav (RIFF WAVE Header)
    [-dvx4] ..create a .d2v ProjectFile + .ac3.wav + mpa.wav (RIFF WAVE Header)
    [-out <path>] ..use that specified directory for output
    [-name <filename>] ..use that specified filename for output
    [-cut <file>] ..use that text based file as cutpoint list
    [-chp <file>] ..use that text based file as chapterpoint list
    [-id <tokens>] ..use only these (P)IDs, separated by comma ","
    [-gui] ..display the GUI using all given CLI options
    [-log] ..write the normal logfile
    [-saveini] ..save changes made bei CLI in active .ini
    [-split <xxx>] ..split output at xxx MB
    [-demux, -tom2p, -topva, -tovdr, -tots, -filter] ..action types
    It will work on program and transport streams, as well as VOB files.

    Hope this helps.
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    Another option is DGMPGDec, see http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/DGIndexManual.html#AppendixC for command line instructions.
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    Thanks a lot, I will try them soon since ffmpeg I found to work a bit slow, do not know why.
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