#2
24th October 2005, 09:05
I'm trying to put a split rmvb/aac .mkv back togeather for HDD back up.
When I use Mkvmerge to appened the two .mkv flies I get "The file... does not contain a track with the ID 0, or that track is not to be copied. Therefore no track can be appended to it. The argument for '--append-to' was invalid."
When I try the same with AVIMux I get a video resolution not the same error. (They are the same it's just the old second disc part has the true resolution (Pixels) incorectly flagged the same as the resolution (Display). A problem with the initial split of an anamorphic video stream I guess)
So I demuxed the video and audio with Mvkextract then tried to append just the AAC audio streams. I get "cannot be appended... because the track parameters do not match (The AAC profiles are different: 1 and 4)." with MKVmerge. I try this in AVIMux and manage to sucsessfully create a single mka audio stream.
Now I join the rmvb streams with rmeditor but when I try to remux this with the mka stream I created with AVIMux the Video playback halts at the old split point and the audio keeps going.
The video and audio playback is seemless independant of each other.
Is this a problem with HE-AAC or MKVmerge? Is it possible to edit the Resolution (Pixels) flag in AviMux. I've asked in the Audio Forums if it is possible to easly join HE-AAC streams. I just really don't know what to try next.
When I use Mkvmerge to appened the two .mkv flies I get "The file... does not contain a track with the ID 0, or that track is not to be copied. Therefore no track can be appended to it. The argument for '--append-to' was invalid."
When I try the same with AVIMux I get a video resolution not the same error. (They are the same it's just the old second disc part has the true resolution (Pixels) incorectly flagged the same as the resolution (Display). A problem with the initial split of an anamorphic video stream I guess)
So I demuxed the video and audio with Mvkextract then tried to append just the AAC audio streams. I get "cannot be appended... because the track parameters do not match (The AAC profiles are different: 1 and 4)." with MKVmerge. I try this in AVIMux and manage to sucsessfully create a single mka audio stream.
Now I join the rmvb streams with rmeditor but when I try to remux this with the mka stream I created with AVIMux the Video playback halts at the old split point and the audio keeps going.
The video and audio playback is seemless independant of each other.
Is this a problem with HE-AAC or MKVmerge? Is it possible to edit the Resolution (Pixels) flag in AviMux. I've asked in the Audio Forums if it is possible to easly join HE-AAC streams. I just really don't know what to try next.