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31st August 2009, 19:03 | #1161 | Link |
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mkvmerge, mkvextract and mkvpropedit (new application coming soon) are all text-only and don't need any of the wxWidgets libraries. mmg and mkvinfo both need the libraries even though mkvinfo can be compiled without GUI support -- but my Windows build isn't.
You can safely leave out the wxWidgets DLLs. But please remember to include at least the doc\README.txt and the doc\COPYING.txt files -- they contain the license and are NOT optional for a binary distribution.
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Thanks, do you know where I can download a mkvinfo build that don't need wx? Maybe this was the reason for the issue reported by a StaRip user.
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There is none at the moment. I could build one from time to time, but as it doubles the compilation time up to 15 minutes I will not do that regularly.
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IIRC RipBot264 uses mkvinfo without any wx files as well so I wonder if it's such a wx free built, I'll ask the author.
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http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkv...nogui-2.9.8.7z
This is mkvinfo.exe without the GUI dependencies.
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I have uploaded a file to your ftp m3mbran3_headereditor.mkv that I have been having trouble with. I downloaded a fresh copy of 2.9.8 and it still didn't work. Other than that I am using Vista x64, not sure what other dependencies are important though. |
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Danke!
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Do I need the --aac-is-sbr switch for m4a files or does mkvmerge read this from the mp4 container?
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Quoting the documentation:
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However, there are other contains which do not contain said private data. Amongst them are AVI, OGM, raw AAC files. For those you definitely need the option if the AAC track is in fact SBR/HE. If it isn't then you don't need it So in order to answer your question: Most likely you don't need the option.
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I know. I'll update it with the next release. Too lazy to do it now
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Another thing. I noticed that the Windows 2.9.8 version zip archive version from your site reports that it is 2.9.5 in its debug window. I also downloaded and installed 2.9.8 with the installer and it reports that it is 2.9.8 in the debug window.
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That's not correct. The 7z version of the 2.9.8 release (!) reports 2.9.8 as well -- especially as both archives (the exe and the 7z) are built from the very same compiled files. If you're using the 7z version and the debug window shows 2.9.5 then you're actually using an older mkvmerge.exe lying around somewhere in your file system. Check mmg's preferences dialog in such a case in order to find out which mkvmerge executable it is calling.
What is possible is that both the installer and the 7z version of "pre" builds report the wrong version number. This is due to the fact that they're built directly from my development directory (whereas the release versions of the installer and the 7z are built from a freshly extracted directory of the release source code archive) and I sometimes forget to re-build everything after a version number change. But again -- http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkv...icode-2.9.8.7z reports 2.9.8 in the debug window as well for a proper installation (I just checked to make sure).
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About your crash: I can reproduce it, and I know what causes it. But I don't have a lot of time at the moment, so fixing it will take a couple of days.
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.srt tracks in .avi input file
i have an avi with 1 xvid, 2 ac3 and 2 srt tracks. no matter whether i check both srt tracks or just one of them or uncheck both mmg still muxes both subtitle tracks into the .mkv. tried versions 2.9.7 and 2.9.8
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Also, Vincent, you asked another question there, right? "Is there any way to convert V_MPEG4/ISO/ASP 'back' to V_MS/VFW/FOURCC?" I don't think I'd do that myself, but I'm curious. Mosu, can we somehow do that, directly or indirectly, using mkvextract? |
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I don't think that there's an easy way to do it (if at all). I'm aware that mkvmerge does not contain code to convert back from ASP to VFW mode, and that will not change. What might be possible is extraction with mkvextract in raw or full raw mode and then importing the file with some MP4 tool (mp4creator, MP4Box) into a MP4 and from there to AVI, but I've never tried it myself.
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MP4box provides an option to de/re-mux MPEG-4 Part-2 (SP/ASP) streams from .MP4 directly to the .AVI container. It will add Xvid fourCC codes by default too. Cheers
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Hi Moritz
Maybe a somewhat stupid question but I was wondering a bit here. I know that one can set movie titles (with --title) and track names (with --track-name) but there's no --genre option present. I know I can use an XML tag file (and I just added that to h264enc) to set the genre and much more, but I was wondering if a --genre option could be added for when I don't want to create an XML just for that. It'll be also nice for audio files in MKA's Last edited by microchip8; 4th September 2009 at 17:35. |
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