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Hello,
I found a magic trick for windows… it use WMIC.

Using WMIC, it is possible to list out all the running processes and their parameters!

The following command-line outputs the list of running processes (with the complete command-line arguments used for each process) to a text file:

Yeah!!!
I was interested to this line in particulary…
I downloaded a tool that convert mp3, avi, etc… in various format (it use ffmpeg background utility), but i want to know the correct parameters used in ffmped to convert avi in IPOD compatible video!
After 1 second I give that magic string!

ffmpeg.exe -y -i “DEC_M6_U1_L3_R.avi” [...] “DEC_M6_U1_L3_R.mp4″

I’m happy!

Rif: albertopasca.it

Well,

a usefully thing (for me) that convert real media files like CAMV, RM, SMIL in iPod compatible video (AVI mpeg4).

It’s a multithread windows executable easy to use.

It merge RM and CAMV in AVI file and after convert the AVI in Mpeg4 for iPod compatible video in 320×240.

you can download it here.

- Requires Framework .net 2.0+. It’s a C# application.

- Unzip all and click Rcam.exe. Mantain mencoder.exe and ffmpeg.exe in the same path of your executable.

If you prefer unix version of rm camv converter, read this old article.

WARNING! It’s a beta version 000000.000001 ! There are a lot of bugs… but it works!

it’s all.

Rif: albertopasca.it