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Zyphon 08-24-2004 11:43 AM

Mpeg files batch conversions
 
Hi Guys,

I have a few Mpeg1 files I want to convert to AVI DivX 5 and I wanted to know if there was a way I could use a batch mode in VDub to do this rather than have to do them one by one.

Quality is not important I just need to make a few AVI files from these Mpegs and would appreciate any info how to do this in a batch mode. :)

Thanks in advance.

Boulder 08-24-2004 11:45 AM

Isn't there a job control applet in VDub? Just choose not to start the conversion immediately when you save the file, add all the jobs like this. F4 will then open the job control window.

incredible 08-24-2004 11:48 AM

avs2avi a commandline executable.
http://daveel.leffe.dnsalias.com/

So do generate your several avs scripts including each the one mpeg importing line and if needed resizing etc.

Then do generate a batch .bat script where the count of avs2avi.exe -parameter ...... commands are included.

Zyphon 08-24-2004 12:13 PM

Thanks for the info guys much appreciated, I shall first try what boulder suggested and see how that goes, if not i'll give your suggestion a go Inc. :D

Zyphon 08-24-2004 03:12 PM

@Boulder

Thank you so much it worked like a charm. :)

The funny thing is I never noticed that Encode later check box until you told me about it in your above post. :D :lol:

burnman99 09-01-2004 02:55 AM

I'm pretty sure you can do batch conversions in virtualdubmod.

Later!

Rog

Zyphon 09-01-2004 03:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by burnman99
I'm pretty sure you can do batch conversions in virtualdubmod.

Later!

Rog

Hi burnman99, yes you can do batch conversions in VDubMod exactly the same way Boulder suggested by ticking the box 'Don't run job now, add it to job control so I can run it in batch mode'

Again thanks for the info guys. :)


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