user14035: I am able to createrawtransaction and sendrawtransaction but how am I able to specify a transaction fee for the miners?
I am looking at possibly large transaction sizes due to multiple inputs (around 100) and I have had a few of them never show up to their destinations and some of them do show up. I am assuming this might be due to the lack of transaction fees since I am using the exact same code to send both raw transactions.
So again, how can I specify a transaction fee in Bitcoind with creating a raw transaction. 
And by the way, I am spending the funds from a multisignature address, in which 2 of the private keys are not controlled locally, so settxfee will not suffice. I want to write it into the transaction itself.

user5406: The transaction fee is specified by the difference of the sum of inputs and the sum of outputs, i.e.
transaction fee = Σ(inputs) - Σ(outputs)

In other words, you set a transaction fee by sending more than you assign to the recipient.

14035: <p>I am able to createrawtransaction and sendrawtransaction but how am I able to specify a transaction fee for the miners?</p>

<p>I am looking at possibly large transaction sizes due to multiple inputs (around 100) and I have had a few of them never show up to their destinations and some of them do show up. I am assuming this might be due to the lack of transaction fees since I am using the exact same code to send both raw transactions.</p>

<p>So again, how can I specify a transaction fee in Bitcoind with creating a raw transaction. </p>

<p>And by the way, I am spending the funds from a multisignature address, in which 2 of the private keys are not controlled locally, so settxfee will not suffice. I want to write it into the transaction itself.</p>
 5406: <p>The transaction fee is specified by the difference of the sum of inputs and the sum of outputs, i.e.</p>

<pre><code>transaction fee = Σ(inputs) - Σ(outputs)
</code></pre>

<p>In other words, you set a transaction fee by sending more than you assign to the recipient.</p>
