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  1. 3rd Dec 2004 03:50 #1
    CaZeek
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    Title pretty much says it all. Are there any programs that can batch demultiplex?
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  2. 3rd Dec 2004 04:21 #2
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    You could always use the old "open a whole mess of TMPGs at the same time." That's what I do
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    You could also write a simple batch (or VB) script and use demux.exe or mpgtx.exe (I suppose we're talking about mpegs here?)

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    We are talking abuot mpegs, yes. The bunch of TMPGs seems to slow the whole process down a lot more than just demuxing one by one. I don't have any idea how to write a VB script, so I couldn't really do that either
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    check the download link in my signature
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    This is the answer to my prayers!!

    I was looking for something like this for "time immemorial.."

    Great work!
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    TMPGEnc MPEG Editor can batch demultiplex.
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    Hey Liquid - I've been using your BatchDemux tool for a while now. Works great. Thank you very much.
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