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  1. Hello,

    could someone please suggest to me a simple program that will allow me to mux an h.264 mkv file into an mp4 container? I've tried mkvtomp4 but that didn't work for some reason, just stayed at 99% the whole time, and I tried meGUI but have no idea how to use it.

    Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.
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    Not all mkvs can be remuxed to a mp4 container.

    But you can always try avidemux, open mkv, under video and audio choose copy, under container mp4, save. It will probably crash though...

    Or from a command line, ffmpeg -i video.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy video.mp4

    If everything fails you might have to reconvert the audio or video. Post the details from the mkv then.
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  3. Okay, so how do I use a command line?
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    Download ffmpeg(get the latest static 32bit build), extract ffmpeg.exe, put it in for example c:\temp together with your mkv file.
    Start a command prompt from the windows start menu and under accessories.
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    cd c:\temp
    ffmpeg -i "video.mkv" -vcodec copy -acodec copy video.mp4
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  5. Okay, i will give it a try, but I should have asked you this before... Can i still do this without any audio?

    I just need the video stream, no audio. In fact it's crucial that I don't have any audio in the file (don't ask, long story).
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    Yes. Instead of -acodec copy use -an

    ffmpeg -i "video.mkv" -vcodec copy -an video.mp4
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  7. Okay, will give it a go now

    Thanks
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  8. Okay,

    It kind of worked, but the mp4 file is horribly choppy. I don't know what i've done wrong..
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  9. Nevermind, Baldrick. I just tried avidemux and that worked perfectly. So I will just keep using that for now.

    Thanks for your help
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    Great!
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  11. You can also try Video To Video Converter. When you open an MKV for conversion, select Direct Stream Copy from the conversion presets.
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