Fastest MKV Video Conversion?

[Datson]

Hello All,

Edit: Forgot To Mention, I want to convert my mkv to vob.

I have just joined this website and I heard this is a good website for dvd making, Burning, Conversing Etc. When I was conversion my MKV file to vob it took forever. I used alot of programs like: Aimersoft Video Converter Ultimate, MKV2VOB, Avidemux and more but can't remember(Uninstalled). They all took more than 2 hours. If you have a faster mkv converter, Doesn't matter if it free or pay, and can convert video in 45 minutes or more. also I Don't Mind extracting the files in the mkv to convert it fast. I would gladly appreciate it. Thanks for your help and Ill be back.

[jagabo]

CCE is the fastest software MPEG2 encoder I know of. On my quad core i5 2500K I can encode an hour of standard definition video in about 5 minutes, with good quality (single pass VBR). It's not a full featured conversion program though. You'll need to learn some AviSynth to use it.

If you have an ATI card you can use ATI's GPU accelerated encoder.

[Datson]

Thanks, It costs 1000. I will buy it. Right Now.

[Datson]

CCE is the fastest software MPEG2 encoder I know of. On my quad core i5 2500K I can encode an hour of standard definition video in about 5 minutes, with good quality (single pass VBR). It's not a full featured conversion program though. You'll need to learn some AviSynth to use it.

If you have an ATI card you can use ATI's GPU accelerated encoder.

By The Way, It says error when opening a mkv file. I looked at the instenstion it said it reads xml files. What did you do here?

[jagabo]

Like I said, it's not a full featured conversion program. It's only an MPEG 2 encoder (well, it has some filtering options). You need to feed it with an AviSynth script. Something like:

ffVideoSource("filename.mkv")

You'll have to add the ffmpeg plugin to AviSynth's plugins folder. And if your video doesn't have a DVD compliant frame size and frame rate you'll have to adjust for that in the script.

[Datson]

Like I said, it's not a full featured conversion program. It's only an MPEG 2 encoder (well, it has some filtering options). You need to feed it with an AviSynth script. Something like:

ffVideoSource("filename.mkv")

You'll have to add the ffmpeg plugin to AviSynth's plugins folder. And if your video doesn't have a DVD compliant frame size and frame rate you'll have to adjust for that in the script.

Thanks. Im new at this. The whole encoding and mpeg-2 things.

[Datson]

Like I said, it's not a full featured conversion program. It's only an MPEG 2 encoder (well, it has some filtering options). You need to feed it with an AviSynth script. Something like:

ffVideoSource("filename.mkv")

You'll have to add the ffmpeg plugin to AviSynth's plugins folder. And if your video doesn't have a DVD compliant frame size and frame rate you'll have to adjust for that in the script.

I should just give up on this already. Don't know how to use this. at all!

[jagabo]

If you want to keep trying:
http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Main_Page#New_to_AviSynth_-_start_here

The ffmpeg source plugin:
http://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/