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Originally Posted by madshi
..If the target container is MKV, there's no reason not to use eac3to for VC-1 muxing. Actually eac3to will give you optimal results. You can't get any better VC-1 MKV than those created by eac3to, as far as I'm aware.
Muxing to TS is another topic. It might be true that letting eac3to demux to a raw video stream is preferable if you want to create a TS with tsMuxeR. But if that's the case, it's caused by a bug in tsMuxeR and not by eac3to.
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Is there any reason not to demux to raw video? I've found .TS works better on my Networked Media Tank so I've been going that way. I've been demuxing my Blu-rays and HD-DVDs to raw video and audio using eac3to, then remuxing with tsMuxer. So far I haven't visually noticed any issues. Am I losing timecodes this way?