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Thread: MKV to AVI

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    Why does mkv exist? Its so horrible and nothing plays it, all my south park episodes are in mkv so I can't play them on my ps3

    High qaulity, small file size.

    That's why I'm converting them, need to stream em over to my 360 and PS3.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    Why does mkv exist? Its so horrible and nothing plays it, all my south park episodes are in mkv so I can't play them on my ps3
    MKV is just a container like avi is . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matroska Not a codec or anything like that. You could put DivX or XviD inside a MKV if you wanted.

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compari...tainer_formats

    Read that and you can clearly see why MKV is the best container.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N!ck View Post
    MKV is just a container like avi is . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matroska Not a codec or anything like that. You could put DivX or XviD inside a MKV if you wanted.
    But avi plays on my ps3 and mkv doesn't And my processor is too crap to convert anything effectively would take a large amount of hours to do all my south parks And why can't you take it out of the MKV once you've put it in? Then put it into a nice avi? Why has no gimp made that easy and quick yet I hate technology

    Edit@ Yeah tom I can see why technologically it might be the best but practically its pretty useless unless you just want to watch it on a PC in which case you may as well just stream it off somewhere.
    Last edited by The Professor; 12-02-2010 at 06:52 PM.

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    You can demux the mkv containers and extract the audio + video streams but due to MKV being far superior in what it can contain there is no guarantee that once its remuxed into an AVI container that it will even work. AVI is crap.

    @ your edit: get something like

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...SMPHCWBG5CCTK4

    or if your feeling a bit more fancy

    http://www.popcornhour.com

    Oh if you really want to play it on your ps3 use this:

    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/mkv2vob

    Remuxes the mkv for you automatically into a ps3 compatible format. Assuming the stuff inside the mkv can be played by the ps3..

    or you can wait for the epic http://www.dlink.com/boxeebox
    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    But avi plays on my ps3 and mkv doesn't And my processor is too crap to convert anything effectively would take a large amount of hours to do all my south parks And why can't you take it out of the MKV once you've put it in? Then put it into a nice avi? Why has no gimp made that easy and quick yet I hate technology
    Last edited by Tomm; 12-02-2010 at 06:57 PM.

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    Yeah there is that but having to buy an extra box just to watch a video for the sake of saving a few megabytes really isn't worth it. Especially when I have a PS3 which can play video files.

    MKV files don't play on my ipod either, forgot about that

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    You don't save any space by using a specific container...

    Also I edited my post which included a link to:
    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/mkv2vob
    Which remuxes the mkv to a ps3 compatible container.

    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    Yeah there is that but having to buy an extra box just to watch a video for the sake of saving a few megabytes really isn't worth it. Especially when I have a PS3 which can play video files.

    MKV files don't play on my ipod either, forgot about that

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    Ok I assumed remux was a typo but obv it isn't What does remux mean?

    And I thought you said the point of using MKV was you get better quality for lower file size... my brain hurts

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    Extracting video and/or audio streams from a container and placing some/all of them in another same/different type container without transcoding.

    (can also include subtitles/other data if the containers support it)

    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    Ok I assumed remux was a typo but obv it isn't What does remux mean?

    And I thought you said the point of using MKV was you get better quality for lower file size... my brain hurts

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    Oh how cool is that Is it quick compared to just converting it (is that transcoding?)?

    I LEARN MR FAWLTY I LEARN!

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