(Will also speed things up a bit later)Īfter that I do the same thing Imp does. This script will usually contain stuff like deinterlacing, which is pretty unnecessary if you have HD footage, or progressive footage in general so go ahead and remove it. MeGui will now have created an AviSynth script. You can break this off after a while (a minute should be plenty) Now run it and wait for it to finish the setup stuff and let it work a bit on re-encoding. (Use the One-Click-Encoder, no need for complicated stuff) I pretty much agree with Imp here, except my first and second step are different.Ģ) We'll now have MeGui create the script for us. I hope this helps, but try to avoid MKVs from now on ^^ I clean the footage with my editing programs so no one ever notices. Let me be clear, I almost never get what I want out of it. To load a plugin use LoadPlugin('C:ilepath.dll') before the source lineĥ) use the 'Save as AVI.' option under the File menu.Ħ) if the output video isn't good, play around with the options under the Video menu.įor my editing programs I use the compression Intel IYUV-codec 'i420', and the 'Fast recompress' option Unless it's not supported, then you need to load a plugin first and that's just hell getting the right plugin mkv files.īut that's not the case here, so let's get working!Ģ) use the AvsPmod to make a script for the MKV, this will be the biggest problem because of MKV being MKVĭirectShowSource('C:ilepath.mkv') or ffvideosource('C:ilepath.mkv') should work, First of all, I doubt there's a 'best' method, second thing: there's no easy method.

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