[Gllug] Transcoding a file for video playback on Windows

[Rev Simon Rumble]

Hiyas.  I'm trying to create a video file that will play back on a
Windows machine without installing any additional software/codecs
etc, but it needs to be somewhat compressed to keep the file size
down.  I can't seem to get anything to work!

I suspect my best format would be MPEG1/2 video and MPEG2 audio, but
any time I do that, transcode creates a seperate file for the audio...

Anyone got some transcode command-line options that will do what I
need?

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