Serviio

Posted: **Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:12 pm**

Is it possible to make a rule to detect an incompatible version of mkv and remux on the fly with ffdshow. Set it as a rule? Using something like ffmpeg acodec copy and vcodec copy. I know I can use an old version of mkvtoolnix but I was wondering if this could be done automatically. I mean it is just my blu ray player, there is nothing wrong with the files. The file might work fine on another renderer.

Posted: **Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:20 pm**

My issues with these files are the end of the movie is detected incorrectly and seeking isn't working. All because the move support on the renderer is out of date. I'm just no looking forward to remuxing. My entire library.

Posted: **Sun Oct 02, 2011 2:55 pm**

see my signature and post the ffmpeg -i on the file, also post the information on your blu-ray player. model #.

Posted: **Mon Oct 03, 2011 7:45 pm**

Sebanisu wrote:Is it possible to make a rule to detect an incompatible version of mkv and remux on the fly with ffdshow....

ffdshow: not for the moment, only "ffmpeg -i" parsing with following
Attributes:

container - compulsory; name of container; possible values: asf (WMV), mpeg (MPEG2PS), mpegts (MPEG2TS), mp4 (MPEG4, MOV), mpegvideo (MPEG1), matroska (MKV), avi, flv, wtv, ogg, 3gp
vCodec - optional; name of video codec of the original file or omit to transcode any video codec in the container; possible values: mpeg2video, mpeg1video, wmv2, mpeg4, msmpeg4, h264, vc1, mjpeg, flv, vp6, theora, dvvideo
aCodec - optional; name of audio codec of the original file or omit to transcode any audio codec in the container; possible values: aac, ac3, mp3, mp2, lpcm, wmav2, wmapro, dca (DTS), flac, vorbis, truehd, amrnb
profile - optional; H264 profile (in a case of H264 video stream); possible values: baseline, main, extended, high, high_422, high_444
levelGreaterThan - optional; H264 level (in a case of H264 video stream, in combination with profile attribute); possible values: level number, e.g. 4, 4.1, 5, etc.

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