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Blue_MiSfit · 10th July 2008, 04:55

Alright.

As the title suggests, my input file format is VC-1 1080i from a BluRay disc, stored in the MKV container. I processed the BluRay with eac3to, and demuxed the audio to ac3, and remuxed the video only to an MKV.

That part works fine, the problem arises when I try to load this MKV into AviSynth.

My usual workflow is to just use directshowsource("movie.mkv", audio=false). This time, I get the following error:

Code:

DirectShowSource: couldn't open file "movie.mkv": 
No combination of filters could be found to render the stream

My script is just DirectShowSource(...)

I tried mucking around in GraphStudio to build a filter graph, but haven't had any success.

It has always worked in the past, but I have never processed true 1080i content before.

I'm running Vista x64 edition, for reference
~MiSfit

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Blue_MiSfit Derek Prestegard IRL Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 5,989	Alright. As the title suggests, my input file format is VC-1 1080i from a BluRay disc, stored in the MKV container. I processed the BluRay with eac3to, and demuxed the audio to ac3, and remuxed the video only to an MKV. That part works fine, the problem arises when I try to load this MKV into AviSynth. My usual workflow is to just use directshowsource("movie.mkv", audio=false). This time, I get the following error: Code: DirectShowSource: couldn't open file "movie.mkv": No combination of filters could be found to render the stream My script is just DirectShowSource(...) I tried mucking around in GraphStudio to build a filter graph, but haven't had any success. It has always worked in the past, but I have never processed true 1080i content before. I'm running Vista x64 edition, for reference ~MiSfit __________________ These are all my personal statements, not those of my employer :)