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  1. Hi,

    I hope someone can help me with some tips

    I have an HD mkv movie that I'd like to playback with a digital media player
    that unfortunately does not support this file format or H.264/X.264 compressions.

    Therefore I see the only option as to convert the MKV to uncompressed AVI
    in order to keep the HD resolution.

    How can I acchieve this?

    Thankfull for any and all suggestions.

    TheLarch
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    Before you do this, how much hard drive space to you have free ? An uncompressed HD file is going to be well over 100 GBs, if not much larger.

    What is your target player ?
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  3. Hi,

    Drive space is not an issue

    I've got 2 TB of space for this.

    ThaLarch
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    If your machine specs are right, you don't have a system capable of playing back that amount of data.

    I would use the haali splitter and ffdshow, avisynth, and if possible, encode it to high bitrate mpeg-2. 25 mbps should take up around 13 GB/hr and be almost playable on your system. Not a lot of mpeg encoders can do this yet though.

    If you want uncompressed, use avisynth to load it into virtualdub and save it as uncompressed from there using Fast Recompress.
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