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  1. 20th Jul 2006 17:52 #1
    tantalocura
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    I have tried to multiplex with bbmpeg, using runbbmpeg, but I found some differences between this mpeg and the one obtained with tmpgenc 1.0.1.59 (via GUI)
    I need to do it from the command line.
    It is possible by using tmpgenc ?
    Wath it is neccesary to change in the bbmpeg.ini to have the same mpg ?
    thank a lot.
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    What differences ?
    Read my blog here.
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    mpeg from tmpgenc (mpegtools) is smaller and a little bit better quality than the other (bbmpeg)
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    What about mplex? Generally, multiplexing shouldn't affect quality in any way.

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  5. 22nd Jul 2006 12:39 #5
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    I founded almost no quality loos by using "MPEGTools" from "TMPGEnc...", "Simple Multiplex", select type "MPEG-2 Program (VBR)", Video: video.m2v, Audio: audio.mp2, Output: myvideo.mpg... Run
    That is fine, and I am looking to launch that procedure (with that results...) from DOS command line.
    Thanks
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