WMV muxer/demuxer

[Vulcan]

hey...
i looked everywhere but can't seem to find one..

i'm not looking for a wmv converter..but i need a wmv demuxer that can extract the video/audio to seperate files and if it could have a muxer...that would be great.

is there such a thing ????

thanks !!

[ormonde]

You could try using "Mplayer", but it might only be for the Linux platform.

[LT. Columbo]

don't think i have used it for wmv...what about vdubmod?

[Vulcan]

i don't think is supports wmv9 ..(wmv3)

[ormonde]

columbo999

The latest version of VDM has removed ASF (essentially the same thing as WMV) support in the code.

[LT. Columbo]

to ormonde

i just noticed...what about any previous versions?

[Vulcan]

virtualdub 1.3c which supports asf will not accept the latest wmv9 it says:
ASF: illegal object fragment flags Oc in packet at bfa
packet size = 201f, pp = 13, send time: 0:00

[LT. Columbo]

to vulcan

i was refering to vdubmod 1.5.10 (different than regular vdub).

this link may be of some use to you...

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=227837

[setarip]

To Vulcan

"i need a wmv demuxer that can extract the video/audio to seperate files"


The Windows Media 9 Encoder should (as does the WM8E version) allow for demuxing/saving only a .WMA audiofile, as well as .WMV video-only file...

[Vulcan]

it only re-encodes only the video or the audio...

[guada 2]

Vulcan,

If you wish to succeed it will be necessary that you listenings somebody.
SETARIP, proposes you the adequate option that of WMV9.

If you has XP, downloads Windows Media Coder 9:
If you want demultiplex or to multiplex goes in the file "utilities":

- you will choose "editor of flow Windows media";
- "To add file" (Audio and Video), where you will notch the audio (with or not) the video then will click on "adding ";
- then "to create a file";
- and finally to click on "starting" for demultiplexing.

Here

NOTE: If you do not arrive, I would stain to be a guide.

Goodbye

[setarip]

To Vulcan

"it only re-encodes only the video or the audio..."

By first extracting the video as a separate file and then extracting the audio as a separate file, how are you not accomplishing the same thing as demuxing?

[Vulcan]

will check it first thing after i wake up ...i'm now after a party and must sleep...

thanks a lot for your response so far...

[Vulcan]

well you were right ..!!

demuxing was a success...thanks for that!

but now i'm having problems muxing wma/wmv...

is it still possible with the encoder ?

[ormonde]

"but now i'm having problems muxing wma/wmv..."

Why would you need to mux (unless you are converting to a different video format) when you can just use the "Original" WMV?