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msp1518 · 10th May 2013, 22:37

The only problem with that is I will need the audio and video together. CS5 has no way to merge them together. Premiere Pro in CS6 does, but I don't have CS6.

I'm going to try TsMuxer and see if Premiere Pro can accept it.

EDIT: Well, it worked, but only sort of. The sound lags once they are merged. So this isn't solving my problem. I'll try some other MKV's and see if it's common or just that file is messed up (the MKV plays perfectly in VLC).

EDIT 2: Premiere Pro can see the aac file but it does not see the h264 file. Again, the version I muxed together with TxMuxer is fine, but with sound that lags (more as the film plays on). But when I choose to add files into my project, it will not even see the video file (the one without the audio). My PC just gives that a blank white icon so something isn't right.

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msp1518 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 24	The only problem with that is I will need the audio and video together. CS5 has no way to merge them together. Premiere Pro in CS6 does, but I don't have CS6. I'm going to try TsMuxer and see if Premiere Pro can accept it. EDIT: Well, it worked, but only sort of. The sound lags once they are merged. So this isn't solving my problem. I'll try some other MKV's and see if it's common or just that file is messed up (the MKV plays perfectly in VLC). EDIT 2: Premiere Pro can see the aac file but it does not see the h264 file. Again, the version I muxed together with TxMuxer is fine, but with sound that lags (more as the film plays on). But when I choose to add files into my project, it will not even see the video file (the one without the audio). My PC just gives that a blank white icon so something isn't right. Last edited by msp1518; 10th May 2013 at 22:45.