Hi there
I've got a number of DVD RAM (Video-recorder) type RTAV files that I've converted to MKV on hard Disk.
These are recorded as a continuous file . However sometimes I have 2 or 3 episodes in this file and would like to break the file up into the constituent episodes.
Any decent software around to do this. Preferably Free. I don't need to re-encode -- just split the file.
Cheers
jimbo
Download Matroska Splitter v1.0.2.9 (open source) - AfterDawn: Software downloads
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1. Unpack the files. Use the files from Release Unicode if you're running Windows XP/7/8+.Matroska Splitter is a DirectShow splitter for Matroska (.mkv) video files. You need this in order to open .mkv files.
Please note that this splitter is only capable of opening the Matroska container itself -- the actual video/audio found within the Matroska container can be virtually in any possible format, such as DivX5, so you need to download appropriate codecs as well. We recommend that you use AVIcodec or GSpot in order to determine the correct codecs.
2. Copy DLL or AX files in system32 folder [ C:\Windows\System32 ]
3. To install the files, type: regsvr32 filename.dll or regsvr32 filename.ax
4. To uninstall them, use: regsvr32 -u filename.dll or regsvr32 -u filename.ax
That's interesting too: Advanced MPC-HC Setup Guide - AVS Forum | Home Theater Discussions And Reviews
Hope it helps...
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Hi there
Thanks
I'm looking at Avidemux simply for splitting -- the COPY function doesn't re-encode (I don't want any re-encoding) and it will also handle mp4 files.
I thought of Matroska splitter --I'll try that if Avidemux doesn't work.
Cheers
jimbo
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