This video format is similar to MP4, AVI, WMV, etc., in format, but contains more video, audio, image and subtitles tracks than them in use. You can only re-mux the original source file(s) with v5.0.1.Before learning how to use MakeMKV to rip DVD and Blu ray, be clear about “What is MKV”, “Is it legal to convert DVD and Blu ray”, “Is MakeMKV free and its limitations” as well as “Preparations before how to use MakeMKV”. No, there's no way to recover the data from such a file. The bug itself resulted in the track headers being OK (they're exactly the same as they were before v5.0.0) but no pictures written at all. Neither did my automated test suite fail because I usually run it from a development build, too, simply because re-compiling with optimization turned on takes a couple of minutes (and as I run the test suite quite often these minutes can add up quickly). Therefore I just didn't notice that bug during development. The reason I'm making this distinction right now is because my development builds are always compiled with optimization turned off (otherwise it makes stepping through it with a debugger really difficult). As most people on this planet use pre-built binary packages this does apply to all of them as binary packages, especially the ones I provide, are almost always compiled with optimization. V5.0.0 introduced a nasty bug that only occurred if mkvmerge itself was compiled with compiler optimization turned on. This would imply unrecoverable data loss, simple remuxing (or anything else for that matter) can not repair those files. Players will indicate that there is a track, but no actual "lines" (actually bitmaps for PGS) were written to the file.
Will be rejected, even if it's MPEG-4 AVC as well, with the following reason:Īs far as I understand Mosu, you could be in deep trouble. ||||||||||||||||| = REST OF THE MOVIE (and a single file demuxed from another m2ts) Please note there's a second video angle here, you can select by going to "Video Stream" in MPC options.Īssuming both angles have the same audio track, it won't matter if the 2nd is playing this audio track while the first is mute. That was the result (and you can see for yourself) using Media Player Classic Home-Cinema. MKVToonix > Add the first file (MPEG-4 AVC), and Add the 2nd file (also MPEG-4 AVC). tsMuxerGUI to demux a m2ts from some extra feature with a single audio track. TsMuxerGUI to demux a m2ts file from some extra feature with no audio tracks. Well, I tried doing the exact following here: I have no idea never played around with such things never bothered reading up on multi-angle stuff.
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