FINALLY! One resource for sending Muxed files to iPod

I challenged somebody last night and they responded tonight. Podner, find it at versiontracker.com, finally allows you to drop muxed MPEG files onto a software program that outputs in various file formats that automatically work in iTunes and for the iPod Video. TRY IT!!! It's awesome!

Well there must be 500 posts with how to do this over the last weeks including mentioning Podner dozens of times, however since it costs money and MPEG Streamclip works as well for free, the latter seems a better option.
Search here before posting and discover how this has been covered. 52 times Podner is mentioned. Streamclip, 111 times.

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Now we want to be able to produce more documents from Central much faster and therefore setting up multiple instances of Central. The problem is then where to put the logic for choosing instances.
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Any help with this is much appreciated

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Another possible way, if the source system can create files with different file name extensions, would be to have them all written to the same folder and have each instance checking that particular folder but looking for files with different extensions. This might be problematic, though, because it might also end up with each instance watching the same "control" folder so that doing things like pausing Central would end up with no control of which instance was going to be paused.
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A major factor in getting the documents produced faster is going to be the speed and number of printers that they are going to - plus the number of pages in each document. For us, the single instance of Central that we are currently using can produce print much faster than our HP9050 printers (50 ppm) can actually print it.
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BizTalk picks up the zip file using a pass-through(file) receive port. I created an orchestration because I would like to send email based on failure/success. Inside the orchestration I am using the receive port information to assign the destination party.
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