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  1. 6th Nov 2006 04:31 #1
    Shaorin
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    I'm trying to convert a mkv file to mpeg2 but TMPGenc Plus can't open it cause it crashes. So I extracted the avi, ogg & srt but this time the avi file can't be played and TMPGenc just says unsupported. Here's the file info of the mkv

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    It has no Fourcc, so the tmpgenc cant determine that it is. How did you demux the video ?

    FWIW, ConvertXtoDVD can now convert mkv files without the need to demux.
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    I used MKVextractGUI to demux. Is there a way to make it a FourCC?
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    There is a FourCC tool to let you change the tag. Try Xvid for starters.
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    Looks like a native video stream (most likely AVC). But then if it was you could not have extracted the video to an avi.
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    The FilmMachine can convert mkv to m2v and/or a VIDEO_TS folder. It's freeware so if you don't like it, no harm done.
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