Yep, Apple's MPEG-2 Component does not understand muxed files. If you
attempt anything via quicktime in any program, it will only yield the
video track.
One solution is to use MPEG Streamclip to demux the file first, but
sadly it's not scriptable. Also, the upcoming version of VLC 0.8.4
has a fancy new transcoding wizard which may help in this space. VLC
understands muxed transport streams and can export to H.264 in a mov
container. http://nightlies.videolan.org
George
PS - Scott, which program are you using described below?
On 16/11/2005, at 3:21 AM, Scott Myers wrote:
I'm using a program that can only read multiplexed QT Movies. I
can capture the movie and sound using the program, but I'm having
trouble getting AppleScript to save the movie as a multiplexed
movie. I'm of the mind that only MPEG 1 and MPEG 2 are muxed, but
there may be other flavors. Is it accurate that the MPEG 2 encoder
is included as part of the DVD Studio Pro package?
