# Create a named pipe
mkfifo stream.yuv

# Dump the video to stream.yuv as yuv
mplayer <filename> -vo yuv4mpeg -nosound

# Catch the stream and encode it
# This one makes NTSC
cat stream.yuv | yuvscaler -n n -O SVCD | mpeg2enc -p -F 4 -f 4 -S 750 -B 224 -q 7 -V 300 -I 0 -o video_svcd.m2v

# And this one for PAL
cat stream.yuv | yuvscaler -n p -O SVCD | mpeg2enc -F 3 -f 4 -S 750 -B 224 -q 7 -V 300 -I 0 -o video_svcd.m2v

# Can mabye change -S to a little bit more, 750 gave [76:59.18]
# And mabye -I 0 to -I 1 for NTSC

# Change fps, input after cat stream.yuv and before yuvscaler
# Change to PAL
yuvfps -r 25:1

# Create audio
mplayer <filename> -vo null -ao pcm -aofile audio.wav

# Convert to MPEG layer-II, (mp2)
cat audio.wav | mp2enc -V -o audio.mp2

# Put together
# -b the same as specified as -V when encoding video
# -r, the total rate: 2500 from movie, 224 from audio and the rest for mplex information
mplex -f 4 -b 300 -r 2750 audio.mp2 video_svcd.m2v -o filename.%dof2.mpg