Tom's Guide: 10 Tools for Creating and Editing MKVs

[JMcEntegart]

Check out Tom's Guide's latest article on MKV editing tools.

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[Miharu]

Mostly great.
Except VirtualDub (an avi encoder) is dropped long time ago for a real mpeg encoder Handbrake.

 

[Cy-Kill]

Shark007 is the only codec pack I use, and the only one I recommend to others!

 

[antemon]

oh look! a slideshow!

guess I'll never know what that article is about...

 

[back_by_demand]

[citation][nom]antemon[/nom]oh look! a slideshow!guess I'll never know what that article is about...[/citation]
Because clicking the "next" button is such hard work

 

[ice_melted]

Not sure why DVDFab and Handbrake are missing.

 

[freggo]

[citation][nom]back_by_demand[/nom]Because clicking the "next" button is such hard work[/citation]

No, it is not hard work.
But a drop down box listing the headlines of all pages would help to get an idea if there is something specific one wishes to read. I hate clicking thru a bunch of pages only to find out I just wasted another minute of my life; I have only a limited number of 'em left

 

[brotoles]

"It's the format used on DVDs and Blu-Ray discs"... On what parallel universe does this happen?

 

[ravewulf]

It's the format used on DVDs and Blu-Ray discs.

Nope. Maybe for DVD and Blu-Ray RIPS, but not on the discs themselves.
DVDs use VOB (based on the MPEG-2 Program Stream) and Blu-Rays use BDAV (.m2ts, based on the MPEG-2 Transport Stream)

 

[iconoclastvenery75]

http://goo.gl/oBhhA

 

[JMcEntegart]

[citation][nom]brotoles[/nom]"It's the format used on DVDs and Blu-Ray discs"... On what parallel universe does this happen?[/citation]
[citation][nom]ravewulf[/nom]Nope. Maybe for DVD and Blu-Ray RIPS, but not on the discs themselves.DVDs use VOB (based on the MPEG-2 Program Stream) and Blu-Rays use BDAV (.m2ts, based on the MPEG-2 Transport Stream)[/citation]

Thanks for the correction, guys!