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  1. 19th Jan 2013 07:06 #1
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    How does the mkv look in windows media player?

    Can you post a screenshot how it looks like? Open the dvd with mpchc, file->save image.
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    After checking Baldrick's suggestion, if it plays, do the following:

    1. Donwload GraphEdit

    2. Render the mkv with GraphEdit

    3. Post here the resulting graph image



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    AVStoDVD is a 32 bit software and it uses 32 bit approach, even if your system is 64 bit.

    From the GraphEdit output, there are some problems:

    1. Video section: ffdshow is not used. You have Windows 7, right? See AVStoDVD Help/FAQ/General/Q1.5

    2. Audio section: there is redundancy of AC3 decoders. Uninstall AC3Filter and have only ffdshow as AC3 decoder.

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    Personally I prefer ffdshow for everything but Microsoft stuff (VC1, wmv). But I suggest you to try the differences and judge with your eyes.



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