A good mkv splitter in 64bits

[lordtoniok]

Hello
I'm trying to have a good x64 playing chain.
I use mpc-hc in x64 which can decode most videos but I have just a little problem. His mkv splitter isn't very good as it never sees subtitles embedded in videos and rarely permit audio channel switching.
I'm forced to use mpc-hc in 32 bits with the haali media splitter to have a full featured mkv support.
I hope someone could help me.

Sorry for my poor english ;-)

[Kado]

Haali is making a 64bit of is splitter but currently unavaliable. You have to use your current solutions.

[Mangix]

http://haali.net/mkv/mkx.y.9.exe has an x64 build of Haali Media Splitter. you should try it out :)

[lordtoniok]

omg !!
It works well !
Thank you very much Mangix ;-)

[STaRGaZeR]

http://haali.net/mkv/mkx.y.9.exe has an x64 build of Haali Media Splitter. you should try it out :)

Man this is HUGE! 64-bit Haali's splitter! How did you know about that link?

[Brazil2]

How did you know about that link?
I guess because of these posts:

The updated installer with x64 support is at http://haali.net/mkv/mkx.y.8.exe

I discovered that http://haali.net/mkv/mkx.y.9.exe is a valid link :) Is it a good build?

[Inspector.Gadget]

Please post back here if you notice any problems. I'd really like to use 64-bit filters on my 64-bit system but haven't moved so far because of the lack of a good x64 splitter.

[STaRGaZeR]

I guess because of these posts:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/images/smilies/bow.gif

[turbojet]

It didn't work for me, seems like it's 32-bit only because it does decode that fine.

edit: Nevemind I got it working sort of.

[STaRGaZeR]

Works flawlessly here.

[saint-francis]

I don't think it's works flawlessly. That's why it isn't public yet. There are apparently issues with the explorer integration I think. For the record I have been using it for a while now quite successfully. Although I haven't tried to inspect explorer integration.

[turbojet]

Oh nevermind my not working claim, I got it playing video's in mpc-hc 64 after disabling mpc-hc's h.264 filters (haali 64 can't connect to them?) and changing ffdshow64 to libavcodec (ffmpeg-mt crashes) MPC-HC 64 matroska splitter works fine with ffmpeg-mt and libavcodec.

Still haven't gotten it to work with avisynth 64 though, haali tries to load (tray icon pops up) then quickly disappears and the program crashes with libavcodec selected, with ffmpeg-mt selected it says it can't find any combination of filters to render the stream. Has anyone able to get haali 64 working through avisynth 64?

[drew~y]

Great news! Thanks Haali. It works for me on Windows Server 2008 x64

[Cyber-Mav]

does it work with windows media center?

[Octo-puss]

Does it get updated? :)

[tommy_vercetti]

It's still under development and not publicly available, the user used his uncommon sense and was able to find it, once release it will also be updated!

[St Devious]

what is the benefit of using x64 over x32 soft in your decoding chain ?

[LoRd_MuldeR]

what is the benefit of using x64 over x32 soft in your decoding chain ?

If you are using a 64-Bit encoding application (and if you don't pipe in the source from a 32-Bit process), then all the splitters & decoders involved must be 64-Bit too.

That's because 32-Bit and 64-Bit code can't be mixed within the same process. Also 64-Bit code potentially runs faster (more registers) and can use more memory.