AVIMux GUI 1.17.7

Main features:
supported input file types:
AVI, MKV, WAV, MPA/MP3, AC3, DTS, AAC, OGG/Vorbis, SRT, SSA
- All file format readers have been rewritten from scratch and do not depend on bugs of 3rd party parsers
supported output formats:
AVI, MKV, raw (MPx, AC3, DTS...), ATDS-AAC, OGG/Vorbis
- the AVI, MKV and OGG muxers does not depend on any third party bugs either (ADTS is too simple to speak about a "muxer")
- supports Open-DML AVI files No size limitation for AVI files (note: this breaks many hardware MPEG4 players)
- supports creating rec list Forces Microsofts AVI Splitter to read AVI files sequentially, without seeking on the disc (note: this breaks many hardware MPEG4 players)
- easy splitting Split large files by size, by time or by chapter boundary. See here for more information.
- handles MPx/AAC-in-AVI You can use MPx, AAC and HE-AAC audio in your AVI files. Those files are 100% compliant to the AVI file specification
- extracting most stream types All stream types that can be extracted in "raw mode", like MP3, AC3, DTS, as well as AAC and OGG/Vorbis streams can be extracted from source AVI/MKV files. SRT and SSA subtitles can be extracted from AVI files.
- own cache An own cache increases performance over using the Windows file cache
- repair files Some typical bugs in AVI files causing by some known applications can be fixed without remuxing the file
- Mode 2 - Form 2 reading Files which are stored on CDs using the Mode 2 - Form 2 - format, or files which someone copied from such a CD using Windows Explorer, can be accessed directly
- Vorbis-in-AVI reading AVI files containing Vorbis audio in a way compatible to what ffmpeg does can be used as data source. Note that writing such files is not yet possible in AVI-Mux GUI.
- join AVI/MKV files with SSA subtitles This works even when the SSA style definitions of the source files collide: AVI-Mux GUI will recreate them.
- real file type identification AVI-Mux GUI doesnt care about the file name when identifying a file type, so it cannot be fooled by people who rename MKV, or, even worse, OGM files, to .AVI just to get more hits on eMule