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If you want a rather painful way to do it, use tsMuxer and output an AVCHD folder structure. Then you can read that folder structure with MakeMKV and output an MKV.

(And what I means is add the elementary streams to tsMuxer and output an AVCHD folder)

Tried that already, and I get the same error ...

MakeMKV should be able to open some MKV files. What I'd do is the following:

1) remux your source file with mkvmerge, including only the video track (buggy sample)

2) open that MKV in makeMKV, and remux (bug-free ample)

I have just tried that, and this is the message I get: Copy Complete. 0 ...

None, I only want to mux the video stream Huh?

"Mux" is short for multiplex - and that means to mix two or more streams together...

What exactly are you trying to create?


Ok, sorry if I used the wrong word, but what I want to do is just put a h264 elementary stream in a mkv container... so ...

setarip_old wrote: Hi!

I need to mux a blu-ray h264 elementary stream using MakeMKV.

What other type(s) of stream(s) are you trying to multiplex the videostream with (audio, what format? subtitles, what format?)

None, I only want to mux the video stream

Hi,

I need to mux a blu-ray h264 elementary stream using MakeMKV. Is there a way to do this. I even tried creating a "fake blu-ray" using txMuxer only to load the index.bdmv from that in order to create a mkv but with no avail (it fails to process and create the mkv though it can read the index ...