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The_Keymaker · 31st December 2008, 02:29

Based on suggestions from forum members, I've decided to mux (into MKV) the FLAC audio track instead of the DTS-HD audio track (which seemed to not playback very well in Zoom Player anyway).

One question though, in the past when I muxed my HD-DVD into MKV, I used a timecode file in MKVToolnix (23.976). Is it still necessary to do this?

If so should it be for the audio track or the video track or both?

Thanks!
The_Keymaker

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The_Keymaker Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 135	Based on suggestions from forum members, I've decided to mux (into MKV) the FLAC audio track instead of the DTS-HD audio track (which seemed to not playback very well in Zoom Player anyway). One question though, in the past when I muxed my HD-DVD into MKV, I used a timecode file in MKVToolnix (23.976). Is it still necessary to do this? If so should it be for the audio track or the video track or both? Thanks! The_Keymaker