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  1. Hi,

    I would like to know how can I with open source tools, or delphi application can create a mpg file that contains an audio track and four video frames one in the beginning to in the middle and one at the end of the file.

    * I have bought the wrapper of the ffmpeg to delphi objects, and according to their support they do not know exactly how to make such a file using their tool.
    * Currently I used an open source tools which were ported from linux and that create a multiplexed (combined) mpg file that contains one frame in the beggining and an audio track. The tool is called mplex.exe -- apparently I do not know whether that tool can create what I need as described above.

    If you got any lead or proper explanation please reply.
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    Originally Posted by nighthawk2018
    Hi,
    I would like to know how can I with open source tools, or delphi application can create a mpg file that contains an audio track and four video frames one in the beginning to in the middle and one at the end of the file.

    With Windows freeware: Could do it with Avisynth (to make the images into video), HCEnc to convert to MPEG, an audio encoder or editor (Audacity can do both), and a multiplexer to combine the video and audio (eg, mplex, or easier, ImagoMPEG-Muxer).

    See http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/ImageSource for examples of Avisynth scripts to make sequences of images into video.
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  3. Hi Again,.

    I have downloaded the AviSynth and it seems to have many features, It will take me some time until I find a way to use the embedded .dll in my delphi application. Do you know where can I find a sample of a .avs file that use the minimal resources in order to produce a mpg file? I would like to produce a small sized mpg file, and it seems that the DVD Slide Show GUI can make some samples but it result with a big mpg file. Whereas I would like to make it smaller file so I could fit many on one media.

    Thanks in advance,.
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