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    Hi, I have a problem in mkv x264 files that I encoded in MeGUI.

    My aims are to split them or to convert them into lossless format e.g. Lagarith in VDub to use them in adobe premiere.

    I tried many tools & many ways :

    - I made AVISynth scrip and put the following line :

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    Directshowsource("Source.mkv")
    I get a gray screen, can not scroll and the result is a gray video!!


    - I put the .mkv directly in AVIDemux ===> the resulting clip does not work.


    - I put it directly in XviD4PSP =====> the program does not respond and I have to close it at end.


    So, What is the right way to do that?

    the second section is splitting :

    - Avidemux gives a puggy video.

    - I can't find the proper program to split my files.
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  2. can you play the video in a media player like mpc? maybe it's damaged?

    do you have haali media splitter and ffdshow installed

    you should split before encoding to h.264/mkv

    you can also split by timecodes with mkvtoolnix
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    Thank u so much to be the first professional that helps me.

    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    can you play the video in a media player like mpc? maybe it's damaged?
    IT Plays well in MPC & WMP.

    do you have haali media splitter and ffdshow installed
    YES, and I can encode all formats except for this one (x264).

    you should split before encoding to h.264/mkv
    I edit my files easily before encoding as they are .ts files , with mpeg video wizard DVD with its smart rendering, but some times I have to split after encoding to upload them on YOUTUBE or similar purposes.

    you can also split by timecodes with mkvtoolnix
    I tried it now, Timecodes splits only at keyframes, but after now I'll use it because it is the only available one now.


    but, Still the problem of conversion.
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  4. try a different source filter , unzip and place in avisynth plugins directory, including the .dll's and .avsi

    http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/

    ffmpegsource2("source.mkv",atrack=-1)

    save the .avs , open in vdub


    Another option is to extract video with mkvextract, and use dgavcindex to index the video

    avcsource("source.dga")
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    try a different source filter , unzip and place in avisynth plugins directory, including the .dll's and .avsi

    http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/

    ffmpegsource2("source.mkv",atrack=-1)

    save the .avs , open in vdub
    Its done by this way thank u so much, but I want To ask u a question, How can I become professional like u?
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