(6) muxmkv.cmd - batch encoder/muxer for mass/queued/parallel video encoding.
Uses x264.exe for AVC/H.264 video and various audio encoders (Nero AAC, CT AAC,
Fraunhofer AAC, Vorbis aoTuV, MP3, FLAC, WavPack, TTA). Supports job queue,
multiple parallel encodings from common queue, lossless caching, partial
encodes with automated shift for --zones "..." and many other features.
- all neccessary files can also be found in win32-and-dos-exefiles.7z and win32-more-exefiles.7z (see above; moreover, that is newer version, which also supports HEVC x265.exe)
- http://f.rodon.org/m2/muxmkv.rar - scripts and some helper .exe
- http://f.rodon.org/m2/muxmkv-external-exe.7z - almost all other required executables (except AviSynth and mkvmerge.exe). Included version of x264.exe is patched so that it shows progress in titlebar of concole window even in --no-progress mode, while capturing [info] messages to a file.
- http://f.rodon.org/m2/muxmkv-desc.txt - short description (Russian)
(7) audcvt.cmd - batch audio converter/tagger. Supports various lossless and
lossy formats. It has limitations with tags transfers in some cases,
because of lack of universal CLI taggers. So in general Foobar, Xrecode or
dbPowerAmp may be better as simple converters. But there are some more
complex things where GUI becomes inappropriate...
