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  Padding File Length in MPEG Streams

  Posted by Tod Hopkins on May 3, 2012 at 2:27 pm

  Can any compressor produce synchronous, multiplexed MPEG files (program or transport) with identical file lengths, that is “padded” to be exactly the same length to the bit? I believe this can be done with Pixel Tools but I don’t know how and don’t have access. Can other compressors produce such padded files directly? Are there any tools that might help me add pad to an existing file?

  I currently use TMPEGenc, which has always done a great job for me, but as far as I can tell, it can’t do this. Three files of identical length with identical CBR settings don’t come out the same length to the bit.

  Cheers,
  tod

  Tod Hopkins
  Hillmann & Carr Inc.
  Washington, DC

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