mikeathome
16th April 2008, 23:48
Hello,
I figured a way to mux VC-1 into Matroska container. For everyone who does not already know ;-)
Tools used:
eac3to v2.40
Mkvtoolnix 2.2.0
1) Create your VC-1, or use a build EVO (actually the EVO is the prefered)
2) Mux using eac3to file.vc1 file.mkv or eac3to file.evo 1: file.mkv
- if you are going to mux anything else like standard full HD (1920x1080@24/1001) eac3to will throw thousands of gap errors at you, ignore them this time.
- I had success even with 1280x720@60/1001 made with CineVision from a HD-DVD Rip!!!
- create a textfile with the following# timecode format v1
assume 23.976This example is for the 1280x720@60/1001. It actually will tell MKVmerge to write 24/1001 timecodes. This is correct as the stream IS actually 24/1001. The 60/1001 result from the pulldown created by the encoder for compliance with HD-DVD spec.
3) Import the mkv, your audio, subpicture stream, chapters and last but not least the timecode file (for the video stream)
4) mux and enjoy, works great.
mike
Note:
Changed some incorrect wording.
In the meantime I've done a couple more. They all work following this procedure!
I figured a way to mux VC-1 into Matroska container. For everyone who does not already know ;-)
Tools used:
eac3to v2.40
Mkvtoolnix 2.2.0
1) Create your VC-1, or use a build EVO (actually the EVO is the prefered)
2) Mux using eac3to file.vc1 file.mkv or eac3to file.evo 1: file.mkv
- if you are going to mux anything else like standard full HD (1920x1080@24/1001) eac3to will throw thousands of gap errors at you, ignore them this time.
- I had success even with 1280x720@60/1001 made with CineVision from a HD-DVD Rip!!!
- create a textfile with the following# timecode format v1
assume 23.976This example is for the 1280x720@60/1001. It actually will tell MKVmerge to write 24/1001 timecodes. This is correct as the stream IS actually 24/1001. The 60/1001 result from the pulldown created by the encoder for compliance with HD-DVD spec.
3) Import the mkv, your audio, subpicture stream, chapters and last but not least the timecode file (for the video stream)
4) mux and enjoy, works great.
mike
Note:
Changed some incorrect wording.
In the meantime I've done a couple more. They all work following this procedure!