Need help with GraphStudio

Ábudos · 18th December 2008, 05:40

I need to find a way to demux a mkv video into it's elemental streams (raw 264 file and rar ac3 file).

I've been using tsMuxer, but I've come across several videos which it can't support. Most of them are from AVCHD video cameras ans some are from a Canon EOS 5d Mk II. All of them are H.264. The video from the Canon is SPS picture order 2, which is why tsMuxer fails, and the ones from the AVCHD cameras simply are buggy once worked with by tsMuxer or mkvmerge, idk whats with them, but those apps bug out with them.

What I want to do is use GraphStudio to do it. I set up a Halii Media Spliter with a test file and pinned a dump filter to the video out, but the file won't play in VLC. I used tsMuxer to demux the same file and it was playable. The one from GraphStudio was about 30KB smaller (150MB file) than the on from tsMuxer. I did a file comparison of the two and for the first couple of KB there were two byte differences every 1000 bytes or so.

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Ábudos Suspended for forum rule violations Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 35	Need help with GraphStudio I need to find a way to demux a mkv video into it's elemental streams (raw 264 file and rar ac3 file). I've been using tsMuxer, but I've come across several videos which it can't support. Most of them are from AVCHD video cameras ans some are from a Canon EOS 5d Mk II. All of them are H.264. The video from the Canon is SPS picture order 2, which is why tsMuxer fails, and the ones from the AVCHD cameras simply are buggy once worked with by tsMuxer or mkvmerge, idk whats with them, but those apps bug out with them. What I want to do is use GraphStudio to do it. I set up a Halii Media Spliter with a test file and pinned a dump filter to the video out, but the file won't play in VLC. I used tsMuxer to demux the same file and it was playable. The one from GraphStudio was about 30KB smaller (150MB file) than the on from tsMuxer. I did a file comparison of the two and for the first couple of KB there were two byte differences every 1000 bytes or so.