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codecoder
11th April 2005, 03:29
I cant find any codec info tool supporting MKV files. What is worse is that virtualdub says a unkown codec is missing and it can't open the video stream.
unskinnyboy
11th April 2005, 03:46
MKV is just the container. What is the actual codec you used for encoding?
codecoder
11th April 2005, 14:48
Real Video 10 muxed with OGG audio.
niamh
11th April 2005, 15:00
Would mkvinfo (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/doc/mkvinfo.html) help you?
multicone
12th April 2005, 00:13
You need matroskadiag.exe. It will check your MKV file and report what codecs are missing ...
niamh
12th April 2005, 07:14
That's the one.Wasn't too awake again yesterday ;)

You can't open RV10 in virtualdub or mod. What are you trying to do?
codecoder
12th April 2005, 15:42
Hmmm... Got lots of "failed to connect to..." in the rendering process.

They aer all related to DirecVobSub and AVI Decompressor, MPEG splitter, blablabla.
niamh
12th April 2005, 18:27
You could render the file in graphedit and post the screenshot here
communist
12th April 2005, 18:43
Originally posted by codecoder
I cant find any codec info tool supporting MKV files.
Originally posted by unskinnyboy
MKV is just the container. What is the actual codec you used for encoding?
Originally posted by codecoder
Real Video 10 muxed with OGG audio.
Originally posted by codecoder
What is worse is that virtualdub says a unkown codec is missing and it can't open the video stream.
If you encoded the stream you would know that VirtualDub doesnt support matroska files (though VirtualDubMod does). Also for what do you need a codec info tool if you know beforehand that you used RV10 and ogg? Sorry but you kinda lost me there :confused:
Hmmm... Got lots of "failed to connect to..." in the rendering process.

They aer all related to DirecVobSub and AVI Decompressor, MPEG splitter, blablabla.
This also doesnt make much sense to me :|
Sorry but the only thing I can think of is that you check the Matroska FAQ (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54306) and ask a moderator to move this to the Container Forum.
multicone
12th April 2005, 19:08
Originally posted by codecoder
Hmmm... Got lots of "failed to connect to..." in the rendering process.
They aer all related to DirecVobSub and AVI Decompressor, MPEG splitter, blablabla.

matroskadiag.exe tells you where to get the missing filters. Did you try it ?