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  1. 24th Sep 2013 21:09 #1
    Daniel_BMS
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    Is it possible to edit an EVO without re-encoding or better yet is there a way to extract an MPEG from an EVO?
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    Tried tsmuxer? To extract the streams. Not directly to mpg though.
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    eac3to can extract HD-DVD content.
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    How do I edit the VC1?
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    Mux the VC-1 stream to an MKV file, then open this latter in VirtualDub.
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    I tried opening the MKV in VirtualDub, but I just got a non supported media type message
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    http://gral.y0.pl/~fcchandler/Plugins/Matroska/index.html

    Besides, you'll also need to set ffdshow VfW codec for decoding VC-1.
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    What if there are too many tracks?
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  9. 1st Oct 2013 06:35 #9
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    Originally Posted by Daniel_BMS View Post
    What if there are too many tracks?
    Create an MKV which contains ONLY the VC-1 stream, of course,
    BECAUSE you yourself had said:

    How do I edit the VC1?
    Touché

    More seriously now --- if your goal is to edit two or more (multichannel?) audio tracks, then obviously VirtualDub is not among the recommended tools, unless you help it with Avisynth and the "external encoders" feature
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    OK so I have an MKV which I extracted with HD-DVD/Blu-Ray Stream Extractor (which is based on eac3to). How do I only extract the VC-1 stream? I don't see that option anywhere.
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