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Re: Encoding two video streams

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> The ideal situation would be to somehow proxy the video/audio stream so that
> both formats could be encoded simultaneously, as I have CPU cycles to spare.

I fear you will have to write a custom application to do this. Basing
it on either ffmpeg or gstreamer sounds like a good idea.

With gstreamer (and the gst-ffmpeg set of plugins for it), this might
look something like this:

gst-launch v4l2src ! tee name=vid ! ffenc_mpeg4 bitrate=300000 !
avimux ! filesink location=hq.avi vid. ! ffenc_mpeg4 bitrate=64000 !
avimux ! filesink location=lq.avi

(not tested, but should be a good starting point)

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