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by mnt_schred
Mon May 10, 2010 10:34 pm
Forum: MKV file processing and playback
Topic: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd
Replies: 12
Views: 25039

Re: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd

No, I rip them on my Win7 machine and upload them to my Suse machine to process them further.
Yes, I know I should read the docs, but I'm very lazy ;) But will do. Thanks!
by mnt_schred
Mon May 10, 2010 2:51 pm
Forum: MKV file processing and playback
Topic: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd
Replies: 12
Views: 25039

Re: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd

Ah, I'm beginning to understand. I can use x264 to extract the video file and recode it, then use mkvmerge to remerge it?

for example:

x264 input.mkv output.mkv && mkvmerge input.mkv output.mkv (more or less off course)
by mnt_schred
Sat May 08, 2010 8:08 am
Forum: MKV file processing and playback
Topic: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd
Replies: 12
Views: 25039

Re: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd

Thanks, but I already had the x264 command on my machine.

I'm only looking for the command which:
  • extracts the video stream
  • recode's it
  • merges it back again
by mnt_schred
Fri May 07, 2010 10:51 pm
Forum: MKV file processing and playback
Topic: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd
Replies: 12
Views: 25039

Re: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd

That's kinda awesome indeed- To only recode the command

x264 <input>.mkv --preset slow --crf 18 --tune film --colormatrix bt709 --output <output>.mkv

should be enough?
and the mpeg2 stream is recoded into H.264?

I'll try that.. and report.
by mnt_schred
Fri May 07, 2010 9:38 pm
Forum: MKV file processing and playback
Topic: Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd
Replies: 12
Views: 25039

Best way to recode video and/or audio in ripped MKV from dvd

I have made .mkv's of a few DVD's, but I don't want to keep them in the shitty mpeg2 codec. Is there a (preferable linux command line based) easy way to (batch) recode them?