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-Name:               h264enc
-Version:            9.4.1
-Release:            0.pm.1
-Summary:            H.264/MPEG-4 Encoder Frontend
-# http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/h264enc/h264enc-%{version}.tar.gz
-Source:             h264enc-%{version}.tar.gz
-Patch1:             h264enc-fix_path.patch
-URL:                http://h264enc.sourceforge.net
-Group:              Productivity/Multimedia/Video/Editors and Convertors
-License:            GNU General Public License version 2 or later (GPL v2 or later)
-BuildRoot:          %{_tmppath}/build-%{name}-%{version}
-Requires:           MPlayer
-Requires:           x264
-Requires:           lsdvd
-Requires:           ogmtools
-Requires:           gpac
-Requires:           mkvtoolnix
-Requires:           vorbis-tools
-Requires:           flac
-Requires:           faac
-Requires:           bc
-Requires:           pv
-# not actually needed, just in order to make the build fail if those
-# dependencies are not available in our repository:
-BuildRequires:      MPlayer
-BuildRequires:      x264
-BuildRequires:      lsdvd
-BuildRequires:      ogmtools
-#BuildRequires:      gpac
-BuildRequires:      mkvtoolnix
-BuildRequires:      vorbis-tools
-BuildRequires:      flac
-BuildRequires:      faac
-BuildRequires:      bc
-BuildRequires:      pv
-BuildArch:          noarch
-
-%description
-h264enc is an advanced and powerful interactive menu-driven shell script
-written for the GNU/Linux operating system which can help you to encode a DVD,
-a video file, a directory with video files or a (S)VCD to the H.264/MPEG-4 Part
-10/AVC video format using the MEncoder encoder from the MPlayer project and the
-libx264 library. It supports muxing the final encode from AVI to Matroska, from
-AVI to OGM, from AVI to TS and from AVI to the MP4 container. 
-
-h264enc is written in a way to be useful for power users yet it is also very
-user friendly for people who are novices when it comes to video encoding.
-h264enc operates by asking questions to the user, collecting the input and
-passing it over to the encoder software. One of its unique features is the
-ability to use built-in video quality presets. This is especially useful to
-people who are just starting to encode video. 
-
-h264enc has a total of 61 video quality presets ranging from Ultra Low Quality
-to Near Lossless Quality - one can even write his own preset file and use it
-for the encoding. It further has the ability to auto-detect a lot of things
-like DVD/(S)VCD titles, chapters, subtitles, audio streams, and it supports
-frequently used video filters like scale, crop, dering, deblock, denoise,
-noise, deband, (un)sharp mask/gaussian blur, software equalizer, deinterlace,
-interlace, inverse telecine/pullup and hard telecine/3:2 pulldown.
-
-%prep
-%setup -q
-%patch1
-
-%build
-
-%install
-%__install -D -m0755 h264enc "%{buildroot}%{_bindir}/h264enc"
-%__install -d "%{buildroot}%{_mandir}/man1/"
-%__install -m0644 man/*.1 "%{buildroot}%{_mandir}/man1/"
-%__install -d "%{buildroot}%{_datadir}/h264enc"
-%__install -m0644 matrices/* "%{buildroot}%{_datadir}/h264enc/"
-
-%clean
-%{?buildroot:%__rm -rf "%{buildroot}"}
-
-%files
-%defattr(-,root,root)
-%doc doc/*
-%{_bindir}/h264enc
-%dir %{_datadir}/h264enc
-%{_datadir}/h264enc/*
-%doc %{_mandir}/man1/h264enc.1%{ext_man}
-