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    I have simple requirement, I want to covert .mkv files to .vob so I can burn and play those files in my normal dvd player. I have tried diffrent tools like dvdfleak, and others that are suggested on this site. but none of them are working. some are failing after sometime, there are some tools that are not free. Can anyone suggest any converter for the same.
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    Have you tried convertxtodvd? Not free but is one the easiest and supports most video sources.
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    I just tried that but again voice and image quality not in sync sometime, so let me know if any other good tool that can do that job, there must be some opensource tool so I dont have to pay in this ecnomoy
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    I use Avisynth + HCEnc + Aften + GfD

    All free.

    I've used scripts like:

    Code:
    DirectShowSource("A.mkv")
    ConvertToYV12()
    or

    Code:
    FFmpegSource("B.mkv")
    AudioDub(DirectShowSource("B.mkv"))
    EnsureVBRMP3sync()
    FFmpegsource by default just gives you the video, it can do audio but creates a HUGE temporary file when it does. But it works on formats others choke on.

    A simple and effective way to make AC3 directly from an AVS is to install Soundout, and add
    Soundout()
    to the script, it will pop up a console you can use to create AC3 (and other formats, but AC3 is what you need for DVD).
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    What are the attributes of your MKV? I just did a MKV HD conversion to DVD DL with ConvertX 3 and no sync problems and it came out great. The MKV was a BD conversion to MKV.

    The MediaInfo information:

    The ConvertX encoder screen shot:

    You might take a look at the MediaInfo screen shot and see how yours compares, though you may not be converting HD MKVs. ConvertX seems to do a great job and it's worth the price for me.
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