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Belgabor
20th August 2003, 15:32
New version with some small bugfixes.
Version 0.2 (build 0002-mkv)
* AVI support gone with the wind
* Fixed bug: wrong extension when time stamps are enabled
* Fixed legacy bug: segfault when file name has no extension
Cheers
Belgabor
ChristianHJW
24th August 2003, 02:49
Also, please allow me to add here that a new capture tool was released also recently, called AVT2000, thats capturing into matroska format also, get it here (http://www.tvfreak.cz/down/get.php?idd=3), its made by a czech author ....
Any experiences with capturing to matroska so far ?
DrP
24th August 2003, 03:34
I can capture with VVCR-matroska just fine and play it back with any DS based player and keep perfect audio sync over many hours. Attempting to edit it with vdubmod 1.5.4.x so far is doomed. Many and varied errors. If the audio is split removed from the mkv with a simple graph, vdubmod can then open the file. Of course, since this means the sync is lost between audio and video, its not much use. If someone has a workaround for this I would like to know.
MY summary... good for timeshifting, not much else right now.
Mr_Khyron
30th August 2003, 22:48
Im capturing with VirtualVCR-matroska with huffyuv/Vble and when i
using this AviSynth script
DirectShowSource("D:\cap\capture.mkv")
KernelDeint(order=1)
Cnr2()
I get this "Cnr2: need Yuv2 or Yuv12 colorspace"
help...:confused:
Wilbert
2nd September 2003, 21:44
DirectShowSource probably delivers RGB, this can be checked by
DirectShowSource("D:\cap\capture.mkv").info
Try:
DirectShowSource("D:\cap\capture.mkv")
ConvertToYV12(interlaced=true)
KernelDeint(order=1)
Cnr2()
ChristianHJW
9th September 2003, 14:39
Originally posted by DrP If the audio is split removed from the mkv with a simple graph, vdubmod can then open the file. Of course, since this means the sync is lost between audio and video, its not much use. If someone has a workaround for this I would like to know.
This seems to be a strange bug in matroskasplitter / matroskaparser, i will point Gabest to that. In theory both MKV files, the one with video and the one with audio, should have perfect sync even if being separate files.
Just to be sure here, you dont forget that you have to add a matroskamuxer filter after each of the output pins of matroskasplitter, otherwise the files you produce are no MKV files anymore ??
DrP
11th September 2003, 07:53
I'll have to redo a mkv capture. Pretty sure I have the matroska muxer in there to produce .mkv outputs, but....
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