Hi, me again, with another stupid question that could most probably be answered with a link.
Anyway, there's some footage that's been encoded as MKV H264, and I extract it using the MKV extractor, leaving it as a .h264 file. How do I convert that to an avi file?
(if another thread has already asked this, i apologize in advance, so please just leave a link to the thread)
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Converting h264 to avi?
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x2.Scintilla wrote:If you have to use the footage, serve it with AVISynth's <b>DirectShowSource()</b> command and either use the script directly or convert clips to lossless AVI.
Exactly. If you'd look trough this forum section,you could find like 20 of threads like this that have been appearing lately.Pas1990 wrote:with another stupid question that could most probably be answered with a link
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Actually, FFmpegSource is a better option now, since it's frame accurate. The only thing it lacks is the ability to compensate for audio sync when dealing with VFR (by utilizing an FPS conversion like DirectShowSource's convertfps parameter), which isn't really important if you're just going to edit with the footage and not pay attention to the audio. Of course, most MP4s and MKVs I've come across haven't used VFR - it seems to be mainly a WMV issue as far as that kind of thing goes.Scintilla wrote:If you have to use the footage, serve it with AVISynth's <b>DirectShowSource()</b> command and either use the script directly or convert clips to lossless AVI.
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