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  1. Hi i am working on H264 encoding. I compress the raw video using the H264 encoder and then by the help of an Application(not written by me) create the mkv file. Now problem that I am facing is that out of 100 times, 2 or 3 videos are not playing correctly on Media player classic but run ok on GOM player. I am trying to troubleshoot the problem as I need to get them working with the media player classic.
    because of the fact that the video is being played well in GOM player, I am sure that the H.264 raw stream is fine and the problem is with the container.
    Please guide me what should be my approach in solving this problem? I am trying to analyze the MKV header byte by byte by reading the matroska header standard document but I cannot understand all the bytes in the header.
    Help me out please
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    What do you mux/create the mkv with? MKvtoolnix / mkvmergegui ?
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  3. I am not using any tool. I am using a library which is written in C to add MKV container to the raw frame. I cannot get any documentation of the code
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    Have you tried remux that non working mkv with mkvmerge and see if it plays in mpc? Just to be sure that it's the muxing part.

    Then try find a mkvtoolnix muxing code library that you can use.
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  5. okay let me try that.

    Update: Yes I just tried it and it works perfectly now on mpc. thanks
    now I should start working on the 2nd step which will be tough for me as I am not a software guy. Can you guide me about this library and does it have proper documentation?
    Last edited by Mohsin Shafiq; 19th May 2015 at 23:36. Reason: updated response
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