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  1. 17th Aug 2017 21:41 #1
    pinolesp2
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    Hello, Im trying to extract the video stream from a mkv file so I can use it directly with TMPGEnc so I dont loose that much quality when converting it. Is there a way to do it or the only way is to re compress it before compressing it again with TMPGEnc?
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  2. 18th Aug 2017 00:58 #2
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    Use an Avisynth script like

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    DirectShowSource("D:\file.mkv", convertfps=true)
    as input to TMPGEnc
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    or perhaps gMKVExtractGUI and select the tracks you want to extract, no conversion takes place.
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  4. 18th Aug 2017 06:11 #4
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    extract the video stream from a mkv file
    AFIK TMPGenc doesn't supports elementary streams.

    Click image for larger version Name: TMPGEncFormats.jpg Views: 10454 Size: 98.6 KB ID: 42865
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  5. 18th Aug 2017 13:27 #5
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    Originally Posted by videobruger View Post
    extract the video stream from a mkv file
    AFIK TMPGenc doesn't supports elementary streams.

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    I tried the avs script but its nor supported by TMPGEnc. I have version 2.5
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  6. 18th Aug 2017 13:53 #6
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    I also have version 2.5 (2.525.64.184) and it supports AviSynth script.

    Did you copy the code above and saved it as a .avs file?

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  7. 18th Aug 2017 14:24 #7
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    Originally Posted by videobruger View Post
    I also have version 2.5 (2.525.64.184) and it supports AviSynth script.

    Did you copy the code above and saved it as a .avs file?

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    Yes and I got the error message cannot open or unsupported


    PD: I got it working, didnt have the avisynth version correctly installed, thanks
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  8. 18th Aug 2017 14:26 #8
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    And you installed AviSynth?
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