Problems loading a huge mkv file

andy_blah · 2nd June 2013, 16:54

I've been trying to load a 10GB .mkv file containing over 3 hours of H.264 video at 50FPS. First I tried to open it with FFMpegSource2 with the following script:

Code:

LoadCPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\ffms2.dll")
FFVideoSource("TS_Cam.mkv").Spline64Resize(848,480)

However it seems to make MeGUI crash after a few minutes of unresponsiveness and when opening it VirtualDub causes it to hang for ages (left it for over 20 mins, and no index file was created even after that time)
I also tried importing the video with just plainly DirectShowSource, but it gives out this error:

Which it pretty much does so with every .mkv file I try to load in AviSynth for some reason.
Any suggestions on what to do to fix this issue?

Also I forgot to mention that I don't have that much of a fast PC (the reason why I re-encode the video), and I have literally no HDD space left for anything else to do, haha XD (except the 2GB for the re-encoded video)
Specs: CPU 2.26GHz Celeron D, 1.25GB RAM, NVidia 5500FX AGP 4x 256MB VRAM

Please refrain from suggesting to get a new PC as it isn't helpful to my case.
Thanks in advance ^^

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andy_blah Registered User Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 62	Problems loading a huge mkv file I've been trying to load a 10GB .mkv file containing over 3 hours of H.264 video at 50FPS. First I tried to open it with FFMpegSource2 with the following script: Code: LoadCPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\ffms2.dll") FFVideoSource("TS_Cam.mkv").Spline64Resize(848,480) However it seems to make MeGUI crash after a few minutes of unresponsiveness and when opening it VirtualDub causes it to hang for ages (left it for over 20 mins, and no index file was created even after that time) I also tried importing the video with just plainly DirectShowSource, but it gives out this error: Which it pretty much does so with every .mkv file I try to load in AviSynth for some reason. Any suggestions on what to do to fix this issue? Also I forgot to mention that I don't have that much of a fast PC (the reason why I re-encode the video), and I have literally no HDD space left for anything else to do, haha XD (except the 2GB for the re-encoded video) Specs: CPU 2.26GHz Celeron D, 1.25GB RAM, NVidia 5500FX AGP 4x 256MB VRAM Please refrain from suggesting to get a new PC as it isn't helpful to my case. Thanks in advance ^^