wraggster
July 15th, 2007, 18:46
News from Spacy51:
Hi there.
I already finished this project a while ago:
dpgmux
A very simple GPL'ed multiplexer/demultiplexer for dpg files.
It either takes seperate MPEG1-Video and MPEG1-Audio streams and creates a DPGv3 file (also writes GOP-List for faster video navigation),
or it takes a dpg file and demultiplexes it into its video and audio stream.
The source code was badly inspired by the original dpgtools' delphi source code. However, I did not actually copy/paste it, since I wrote my utility in M$ compliant C (using secure string functions).
This package also includes several command line encoding scripts for easy video and audio encoding to the right format using ffmpeg. There are also all in one scripts which do the encoding & muxing with just one drag&drop.
I recommend reading the included documentation.
Using ffmpeg & dpgmux, I finally managed to get quite impressive video & sound quality at framerates of 20-25 fps.
Here's the download at Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/gbxemu/downloads/detail?name=dpgmux1002.exe&can=2&q=
Source code is obtainable via SVN at the project page.
Hi there.
I already finished this project a while ago:
dpgmux
A very simple GPL'ed multiplexer/demultiplexer for dpg files.
It either takes seperate MPEG1-Video and MPEG1-Audio streams and creates a DPGv3 file (also writes GOP-List for faster video navigation),
or it takes a dpg file and demultiplexes it into its video and audio stream.
The source code was badly inspired by the original dpgtools' delphi source code. However, I did not actually copy/paste it, since I wrote my utility in M$ compliant C (using secure string functions).
This package also includes several command line encoding scripts for easy video and audio encoding to the right format using ffmpeg. There are also all in one scripts which do the encoding & muxing with just one drag&drop.
I recommend reading the included documentation.
Using ffmpeg & dpgmux, I finally managed to get quite impressive video & sound quality at framerates of 20-25 fps.
Here's the download at Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/gbxemu/downloads/detail?name=dpgmux1002.exe&can=2&q=
Source code is obtainable via SVN at the project page.