OggMux 0.9.4

Hi there :) I'm proud to announce a new OggMux release. Changelog: 25.10.2002 10:00h - Version 0.9.4 - Support for extended movie information. OggDS 0.9.5 supports it. - Removed variable splitsize again due to buggy behaviour with (not only) automisation. I hope you enjoy this new release. Best regards Koepi

Damn ! Nobody said thank you ? So... Thank you for that precious tool ;)

Is it possible to add "close caption" under the subtitle tag?

I'm glad the splitting bug is fixed, thank you. Since on this board many people seem to like new features and tweaks, I would like to suggest movie information for automation

I've been looking through the sources from SourceForge and the zip-archive with the binary from this site, and I can't find any copyright information anywhere. I also couldn't find any information about what the licensing terms of the software is. First of all, it's very bad that there isn't a copyright notice. Even though it is open source, you must still include a copyright notice if you want to be able to grant rights to the people who download the source code. (Not take rights away - if you read the GPL carefully, you will notice that it doesn't take any rights away from the licensee that he has under copyright law.) Under the assumption that you mean for OggMux to be distributed under the GPL, then you *must* include a command in the program that displays the GPL and a warranty note (i.e.: there is no warranty). The GPL quite explicitly states this as a requirement (and besides of that, it's just a good idea for any piece of software). Also, you must either include the sourcecode with the binaries or provide information about where you can obtain the sourcecode. Personally, I'd go with the former seeing how OggMux is of very small size. Edit: OK, I found out that OggMux appears to be GPL by looking at its project homepage at

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Yumi Yumi... Thanks Koepi for this new release.

Wow, thanks for the nice feedback guys! :) @kxy: I don't quite understand - I'm not using subtitles at all, so could you please explain what you mean with that? Is that an additional "language" choice? @Dolemite: Uh, sorry, totally forgot about that! I'll add that (maybe later today!) and release a 0.9.4.1 release with those tags in automisation support, too. Thanks for the report! @Infophreak: Redownload binary+sources from sourceforge. I uploaded new packages, the sources have a GPL paragraph in nearly each file where appropiate/appliable. I hope this satisfies the needs for GPL copies ;) @All: Once more, thanks for the nice feedback :) Best regards Koepi

Thanks for the new version, Koepi. ... but one small "bug" I just noticed: When using an AVI (or another file renamed to .AVI) as input, which OggMux can't render, and you close OggMux after the error message(s), the task itself is still alive in the background.

Nice release, I like the option to add more movie info :) In regards to that, would it be difficult to use some of DVD2SVCD's source from the CD Image tab (assuming it's open source? I can't remember) to automatically fill in the movie info by retrieving it from the IMDB.com database?