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  1. AdrenalineWomenGunsCars mrjust's Avatar
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    I have a collection of .m2v files and .ac3 files that I want to combine.
    Is their a program here that has a batch engine that would allow me to mux multiple video and audio files at once?
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    I haven''t seen any gui batcher so you probably have to use ffmpeg with a batch file.

    Something like
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    for %%i IN (*.*) DO  ffmpeg -i "%%i".m2v -i "%%i".ac3 -vcodec copy -acodec copy "%%i".mpg
    in a bat file.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    I haven''t seen any gui batcher so you probably have to use ffmpeg with a batch file.

    Something like
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    for %%i IN (*.*) DO  ffmpeg -i "%%i".m2v -i "%%i".ac3 -vcodec copy -acodec copy "%%i".mpg
    in a bat file.
    Yes, I looked all over and I figured their wasn't any.
    Do you have a guide that would show me how to do such thing as the batch file example you show above?

    What is your (anyone) opinion on ImagoMpeg-Muxer? Is the Output file correctly done?
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    Imago has always worked perfectly for me.
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    @ Baldrick! Their is actually a Batch encode tool that will mux all video and audio files in a directory as long as they (video and audio) have the exact same name.
    You might be asking what it is?
    Well its ImagoMpeg-Muxer. It has it's own Batch Just found it and it seems to be working a charm as I write this.
    Heres the link http://homepage2.nifty.com/sophia0/freesoft/ImagoBatch.rar the website is in Japanese or Chinese? Anyways download and put ImagoMpeg-Muxer and ImagoBatch in same folder launch the Batch tool.
    You must have all you video and audio files in the same folder **with audio and video having the same name so Imago picks it up and mux them together
    Its a very simple process

    Cheers xx
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    Hello there,

    it's an old thread, but I just found it and Imago does exactly what I wanted, thanks so much!

    Little note on the side: Take care the directory does not contain spaces. When it did Imago cancelled with an error ("cannot open xxdir, no access" or something to that effect, but when I removed the spaces on a hunch all worked like a charm.
    And don't set an output path, setting one didn't work in my case (Win 7, 32bit).
    Thanks again and good luck!
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