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  1. 11th Sep 2011 14:15 #1
    Onceler2
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    I am converting videos to fit on BR25GB
    like 2 movies per disc but nothing will convert these MKV files made with the latest build of handbrake into M2TS to send to my authoring program.
    I have a whole mess of them in MKV and need to convert them so I can make my BR Discs with two movies on them each.
    It plays fine in VLC and MediaInfo correctly identifies it as being 23.97 fps.
    I am trying to demux the videos with tsmuxer.
    Please help.
    Thankyou
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    Use Ripbot264 instead.
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    Any idea as to how to demux and remux as M2TS for the videos I have already made? I made a lot of them.
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    Originally Posted by Onceler2 View Post
    Any idea as to how to demux and remux as M2TS for the videos I have already made? I made a lot of them.
    Try TsMuxer.
    Murphy's law taught me everything I know.
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    Originally Posted by dragonkeeper View Post
    Originally Posted by Onceler2 View Post
    Any idea as to how to demux and remux as M2TS for the videos I have already made? I made a lot of them.
    Try TsMuxer.
    That's what I am using.
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    I had some framerate problems with Handbrake also, and I fixed that by choosing the framerate of the video I was converting. Previously I had been leaving the framerate setting as "Same as Source", and this was causing problems.

    So I would choose your framerate before you convert your video, and I think this may fix your problem.
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    Originally Posted by deadmeow View Post
    I had some framerate problems with Handbrake also, and I fixed that by choosing the framerate of the video I was converting. Previously I had been leaving the framerate setting as "Same as Source", and this was causing problems.

    So I would choose your framerate before you convert your video, and I think this may fix your problem.
    Well, I posted a similar problem with XMediaRecode about a month ago and I also used the "same as source" legend.
    Evidently the "same as source" problem exists with a number MKV programs. I just ran mine thru MKVtoolNix and it fixed them. But thanks to deadmeow I now know the right way to do it.

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    Stuck a working 1920.1080 MKV into XMediaRecode hit the 23.9 framerate button as well as the Video copy button. This grayed out the framerate and it produced a MKV with Mediainfo displayed as 1,000,000 frame rate.

    So still a problem for me.

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