djesteban
24th May 2012, 21:19
Hi,
I usually remux my blu-ray movies to mkv containers for ease of use. This has always worked well, but yesterday I noticed that one my mkv video had a glitch when playing it back. Now, I found out the cause of that glitch, so this is not the real issue here, but the problem is more that I had to watch the actual movie in order to notice that glitch...
Also, according to that post (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145479), I can't really compare the size of my original demuxed h264 stream to a demuxed mkv stream, because the size will apparently always be different since mkvextract always adds the headers during extraction even if the same headers are present in the first frame
So my question is... is there a way to compare (checksum) the video stream of the original, blu-ray m2ts, to the one contained in a given mkv file.
Thanks in advance for the help!
I usually remux my blu-ray movies to mkv containers for ease of use. This has always worked well, but yesterday I noticed that one my mkv video had a glitch when playing it back. Now, I found out the cause of that glitch, so this is not the real issue here, but the problem is more that I had to watch the actual movie in order to notice that glitch...
Also, according to that post (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145479), I can't really compare the size of my original demuxed h264 stream to a demuxed mkv stream, because the size will apparently always be different since mkvextract always adds the headers during extraction even if the same headers are present in the first frame
So my question is... is there a way to compare (checksum) the video stream of the original, blu-ray m2ts, to the one contained in a given mkv file.
Thanks in advance for the help!