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In article 809679947@ruund9.fys.ruu.nl, hartman@fys.ruu.nl (Jan Willem Hartman) writes:
>In <41q7ej$sao$1@mhadf.production.compuserve.com> Dirk Verhetsel <73621.1552@CompuServe.COM> writes:
>
>>Does anyone knows of a software that allows to encode a MPEG system 
>>streams starting from a separate Video animation and a separate 
>>Audio stream.
>
>There is something called mplex, which probably does what you want.
>Look in:
>ftp.informatik.tu-muenchen.de in /pub/comp/graphics/mpeg/mplex
>

Multiplexing elementary audio and video bitstreams into a MPEG 
systems stream is somewhat system dependant.  The PD software you
cite will create a valid systems stream, but it won't decode on every
system--for example, only a very specific subset of allowable MPEG
systems streams are supported by CD-i (and, hence, VideoCD).

If you want a multiplexer that will make a valid VideoCD multiplex,
contact OptImage [1501 50th St, West Des Moines, IA  50266,
(800)CDI-5484/(515)225-7000] about purchasing a copy of Philips'
"Pink" software.  This software is used by many of the large MPEG
service bureaus (such as Laser-Pacific).


>>Also reachable at Dirk.Verhetsel@Scala.com

Say "Hi" to the former Amiga folks at Scala for me.

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David Oseas, (davido@aimla.com)                [CD-i, MPEG & Amiga guru] 
Sr. Software Engineer, InSight Entertainment Group
Philips Media, Los Angeles, CA                  Tel: (310) 444-6150
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