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Ah great, thanks!

In the main pmp muxer thread (toward the end), there is a long discussion about adding aac support to pmp, and all new muxers posted to add said support. Use the source for that. Yeah, I already have a aac capable muxer, but the 20070606 release apparently added support for 48khz audio track which ...

So did you ever get around to releasing the sources? If so, can you post a link to them? :)

Off topic, but does anyone have perl sources for the cooleyes' latest pmp muxer avc (20070606 apparently)? I can only find windows binaries of it :(

Could someone please re-host the avc/aac muxer sources (pmp_muxer_avc_src.rar)? The link a few pages back is already dead.

Thanks!

EDIT:
Nevermind, found it...

I finally got it to work! I used ffmpeg and wrote the raw video to a named pipe, and encoded that with x264. Funnily the fps was still 2x the original, but when I told x264 to encode half the original fps it evened out and worked :) mkfifo tmp/pipe.yuv ffmpeg -i video.avi -y -an -s 480x272 -r 24000/...

I'm having a lot of problems re-encoding avi's into a avc videos, I'm using linux so all windows softwares are sadly out.. ffmpeg loses about 2/3 of frames when using yuv4mpegpipe, I've tried several versions and all seem to be doing this. It works if I save the yuv output straight to a file from ff...

Could someone explain the technical reasons why the PMP container must be used? I mean, it's pretty common that videos use xvid for video and mp3 for audio. Why do they have to be put in a PMP container for them to play in PMP mod? For example, I have an avi video: AVI, 608 x 336, 23.98 fps, video: ...