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Mediacoder usere much more codecs to encode or decode and there for is much more flexible:

Supported Audio/Video Formats

* MP3, Vorbis, AAC, AAC+, AAC+v2, MusePack, Speex, Windows Media Audio, AMR NB/WB, RealAudio, mp3PRO*
* FLAC, WavPack, Monkey's Audio, OptimFrog, Audio Lossless Coding, WMA Lossless*, WAV
* H.264, XviD, MPEG 1/2/4, Theora, Flash Video, Dirac, H.263, 3ivx*, RealVideo*, Windows Media Video
* AVI, MPEG/VOB, Matroska, MP4, RealMedia*, ASF/WMV*, QuickTime*, OGM*
* CD, VCD, DVD, Cue sheet*

* supported as input only

* not all combinations of audio/video/container formats are supported

Command line syntax:

MediaCoder.exe [-start] [-exit] [-preset <preset file>] [-ui <ui mode>] [-ext <extension id>] [-assume=yes/no/cancel] <files>

Command line options:

* -start: start transcoding after the program is launched
* -exit: exit from the program after all the files are processed
* -preset: load specified preset file after the program is launched
* -ui: force startup user interface mode (0: simple mode, 1: skinned mode, 2: normal mode, 3: expert mode)
* -ext: load specified extension on startup
* -assume: assume answers of confirming message boxes
* <files>: can be one or more file names splitted by a white space, use quotation marks if the file name contains white space

Remarks:

* The <files> can be any kind of files that MediaCoder accepts, including queue file (one file name per line plain text files or XML files).
* Multiple preset files can be loaded (one after another) by adding multiple -preset <preset file>.

I dont care which codecs we use or what program. I noticed that a lot pf problems are transcode problems and for me mediacoder does the right thing, without problems. FFmpeg and mediacoder alone dont

Media transcoding SDK

MobileCoder SDK is an easy-to-use SDK for converting audio and video files to mobile devices playable files. It is based on the core of MediaCoder with additional programmability. It supports all audio/video formats and features which MediaCoder does. It features

* C/C++ API interface
* Profile-based media transcoding
* Output transcoded stream in chunks by specified duration or file size
* Mobile device connectivity and file transmission features (experimental)
* Sample code

Please email to consult@mediacoder.cn to request for a demo of the SDK.

<blockquote data-quote="idioteque" data-source="post: 172193" data-attributes="member: 37301">Mediacoder usere much more codecs to encode or decode and there for is much more flexible:Supported Audio/Video Formats&nbsp; &nbsp; * MP3, Vorbis, AAC, AAC+, AAC+v2, MusePack, Speex, Windows Media Audio, AMR NB/WB, RealAudio, mp3PRO*&nbsp; &nbsp; * FLAC, WavPack, Monkey's Audio, OptimFrog, Audio Lossless Coding, WMA Lossless*, WAV&nbsp; &nbsp; * H.264, XviD, MPEG 1/2/4, Theora, Flash Video, Dirac, H.263, 3ivx*, RealVideo*, Windows Media Video&nbsp; &nbsp; * AVI, MPEG/VOB, Matroska, MP4, RealMedia*, ASF/WMV*, QuickTime*, OGM*&nbsp; &nbsp; * CD, VCD, DVD, Cue sheet* * supported as input only* not all combinations of audio/video/container formats are supported Command line syntax:MediaCoder.exe [-start] [-exit] [-preset &lt;preset file&gt;] [-ui &lt;ui mode&gt;] [-ext &lt;extension id&gt;] [-assume=yes/no/cancel] &lt;files&gt;Command line options:&nbsp; &nbsp; * -start: start transcoding after the program is launched&nbsp; &nbsp; * -exit: exit from the program after all the files are processed&nbsp; &nbsp; * -preset: load specified preset file after the program is launched&nbsp; &nbsp; * -ui: force startup user interface mode (0: simple mode, 1: skinned mode, 2: normal mode, 3: expert mode)&nbsp; &nbsp; * -ext: load specified extension on startup&nbsp; &nbsp; * -assume: assume answers of confirming message boxes&nbsp; &nbsp; * &lt;files&gt;: can be one or more file names splitted by a white space, use quotation marks if the file name contains white space Remarks:&nbsp; &nbsp; * The &lt;files&gt; can be any kind of files that MediaCoder accepts, including queue file (one file name per line plain text files or XML files).&nbsp; &nbsp; * Multiple preset files can be loaded (one after another) by adding multiple -preset &lt;preset file&gt;. I dont care which codecs we use or what program. I noticed that a lot pf problems are transcode problems and for me mediacoder does the right thing, without problems. FFmpeg and mediacoder alone dontMedia transcoding SDKMobileCoder SDK is an easy-to-use SDK for converting audio and video files to mobile devices playable files. It is based on the core of MediaCoder with additional programmability. It supports all audio/video formats and features which MediaCoder does. It features&nbsp; &nbsp; * C/C++ API interface&nbsp; &nbsp; * Profile-based media transcoding&nbsp; &nbsp; * Output transcoded stream in chunks by specified duration or file size&nbsp; &nbsp; * Mobile device connectivity and file transmission features (experimental)&nbsp; &nbsp; * Sample codePlease email to <a href="mailto:consult@mediacoder.cn">consult@mediacoder.cn</a> to request for a demo of the SDK.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="idioteque, post: 172193, member: 37301"] Mediacoder usere much more codecs to encode or decode and there for is much more flexible: Supported Audio/Video Formats * MP3, Vorbis, AAC, AAC+, AAC+v2, MusePack, Speex, Windows Media Audio, AMR NB/WB, RealAudio, mp3PRO* * FLAC, WavPack, Monkey's Audio, OptimFrog, Audio Lossless Coding, WMA Lossless*, WAV * H.264, XviD, MPEG 1/2/4, Theora, Flash Video, Dirac, H.263, 3ivx*, RealVideo*, Windows Media Video * AVI, MPEG/VOB, Matroska, MP4, RealMedia*, ASF/WMV*, QuickTime*, OGM* * CD, VCD, DVD, Cue sheet* * supported as input only * not all combinations of audio/video/container formats are supported Command line syntax: MediaCoder.exe [-start] [-exit] [-preset <preset file>] [-ui <ui mode>] [-ext <extension id>] [-assume=yes/no/cancel] <files> Command line options: * -start: start transcoding after the program is launched * -exit: exit from the program after all the files are processed * -preset: load specified preset file after the program is launched * -ui: force startup user interface mode (0: simple mode, 1: skinned mode, 2: normal mode, 3: expert mode) * -ext: load specified extension on startup * -assume: assume answers of confirming message boxes * <files>: can be one or more file names splitted by a white space, use quotation marks if the file name contains white space Remarks: * The <files> can be any kind of files that MediaCoder accepts, including queue file (one file name per line plain text files or XML files). * Multiple preset files can be loaded (one after another) by adding multiple -preset <preset file>. I dont care which codecs we use or what program. I noticed that a lot pf problems are transcode problems and for me mediacoder does the right thing, without problems. FFmpeg and mediacoder alone dont Media transcoding SDK MobileCoder SDK is an easy-to-use SDK for converting audio and video files to mobile devices playable files. It is based on the core of MediaCoder with additional programmability. It supports all audio/video formats and features which MediaCoder does. It features * C/C++ API interface * Profile-based media transcoding * Output transcoded stream in chunks by specified duration or file size * Mobile device connectivity and file transmission features (experimental) * Sample code Please email to [email]consult@mediacoder.cn[/email] to request for a demo of the SDK. [/QUOTE]