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  1. 10th Apr 2009 01:44 #1
    TonKhaO
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    Hi people
    I got a problem. I have source files (.mkv 1920x1080) and i want to edit them for creaating also HD videoclips with the same type .mkv. I`ve tried already ADOBE PREMIERE CS4 and SONY VEGAS 8, but both of them do not read .mkv. Please show me a programm whitch can edit matroshka files. Mutch respect
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  2. 10th Apr 2009 01:53 #2
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    Repackage the content into either an .mp4 or .m2ts container (no encoding necessary, most likely) and then try loading them. TSMuxer or Xvid4PSP can do this.
    Read my blog here.
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    guns1inger
    i have xvid4psp and what should i set up for repackaging in window CONVERTING VIDEO, there is a lot of preasets but i think i need the option COPY - right?
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    Choose .mp4 or .m2ts as the output, and for Video and Audio select Copy. This will just remux the content to the new package without re-encoding.
    Read my blog here.
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    ok thanks a lot! i got it
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