Using FFVFW from command-line
 

Despite the title of the thread, I haven't tried yet, but looks like a good idea:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=71493

It's a command-line AVI encoder... Since FFVFW uses AVI interface, it should be possible to do batch encodes using this. :wink: Better yet, sources are available so it should be easy to make it a kvcd command-line encoder. :D

Preliminary tests: it does work with ffvfw, but you have to disable B-Frames and turn on output to AVIFile. I suggest using the following command-line

avs2avi teste.avs -w -o n

There's a -l switch to load processing setting but I don't know how it works, tried loading virtualdub processing settings with no success.

EDIT: Found out:
-s will save the processing settings to use later. :wink:
I am still wondering if this will be faster than virtualdub. :roll: