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As for tmpgenc, it can be run under wine!...******BUT****** only the bits that relate to file access. <br />
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<a href="http://www.winehq.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.winehq.com/</a><br />
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....well at least it can be made to install - I haven't really exercised it yet...I wouldn't expect it to be able to cope with any DVDs or anything else that requires any form of device driver.<br />
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HTH:)
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As for tmpgenc, it can be run under wine!...******BUT****** only the bits that relate to file access.

http://www.winehq.com/ [http://www.winehq.com/]

....well at least it can be made to install - I haven't really exercised it yet...I wouldn't expect it to be able to cope with any DVDs or anything else that requires any form of device driver.

HTH:)

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..oops - someone else already posted mjpeg.....sorry - however the other site has a number of other useful links.
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..oops - someone else already posted mjpeg.....sorry - however the other site has a number of other useful links.

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ok i dont see where to download can you post an exact link to the file<br />
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i downloaded mjpeg rpm installed it but nothing to run or i mean im not sure what to run<br />
please help
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ok i dont see where to download can you post an exact link to the file

i downloaded mjpeg rpm installed it but nothing to run or i mean im not sure what to run
please help

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i want to take a mpeg and turn it into a m2v file and wav for sound <br />
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what can i use to get the file encoded in linux ?<br />
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I use tmpgenc for windows Can i use this for linux too ?
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i want to take a mpeg and turn it into a m2v file and wav for sound 

what can i use to get the file encoded in linux ?

I use tmpgenc for windows Can i use this for linux too ?

what does linux use for video encoding ?

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