Is it better to encode a video in a .mkv container with ffmpeg or x264? I know h.264 usually takes up space but that's no problem, I just want the best quality resolution possible.
Also, any idea why in HandBrake the kbps of AC3 audio is 32kbps only? I thought that only AC3 supported 5.1 so I don't want to have to reencode anything that I've had to do in AAC.
EDIT: Oh and is it possible to play back on the 360 or PS3? I usually stream through either of these.
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mkv files
Last edited by Jam; 02-04-2010 at 09:25 PM.
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You can't play back .mkv files on the PS3
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If you stream MKV files from your PC using something like Tversity Media Server then it will convert them on-the-fly.
Handbrake, I'm not sure.
I'd use x264.
How are you converting MKV files?Last edited by Recursion; 02-04-2010 at 10:38 PM.
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