VCDMPLEX   (1) manpage
VCDMPLEX
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  • NAME
      vcdmplex -- Multiplex MPEG audio/video streams into one MPEG system stream
  • SYNOPSIS


      vcdmplex video_stream audio_stream system_stream   
  • DESCRIPTION


      This manual page documents briefly the vcdmplex command.

      This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

      vcdmplex is a program that multiplexes seperate MPEG audio and video streams into one MPEG system stream, suitable for use with mkvcdfs.
  • OPTIONS
      "video_stream"
      Filename of the input MPEG video stream
      "audio_stream"
      Filename of the input MPEG audio stream
      "system_stream"
      Filename to output the MPEG system stream to
  • NOTES
      "
      vcdmplex should be able to multiplex any MPEG video and audio streams, not just VCD compliant streams. It can be used even for MPEG-2 video streams, I don't know if the output adheres to any standard, however.
      "
      Messages in the form: "Inserted padding sector ..." are normal when multiplexing VCD compliant streams, they just tell you that your actual bitrate is slightly below VCD bitrate.
      "
      Messages: "***** BUFFER underrun - output may not play correctly *****" are more severe, they come if the actual bitrate of your MPEG stream is higher than the one specified in the header. The resulting system stream might be unplayable!
      "
      If video and audio stream bitrates comply exactly with the VCD specification (1152 KBit/s or 224 KBit/s respectivly), exactly 75 sectors/second are generated and the system stream is stuffed with padding sectors as needed. Otherwise no padding sectors are created.   
  • SEE ALSO
  • AUTHOR


      This manual page was written by Chris Butler <chrisb@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
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