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Project setting info would be useful, paticularly the resolutions you are working with. I'm make sure the video resolution is at least a multiple of 4, and preferably a multiple of 16. If that doesn't help, screen shots of the video errors might also be helpful.

trythil wrote: I think Sir Lagsalot has developed at least one custom effect for videos. Whether or not it involves they involve any OpenGL functionality, I don't know.

Yes, several of the effects in my Cloud Connected video were written in c++ and then rendered using OpenGL.

TheFungus wrote:Although good, I don't believe it counts.

OMG LIES!!!!!!!1! (It sucks)

The normal version clocks in at 2:13:37 with a very reasonable size!

I've read somewhere (sorry, don't remember where) that it can be a good idea to enable RGBA even if an alpha channel isn't used. The reason for this sounds plausible: Having 32bit per bixel allows faster computing than 24 bit per pixel since the CPU works with 32 bit (or multiples of them). But I'd...

Sorry for the tripple post, it kept giving me errors when I posted, so I kept resubmitting...

Sounds like your missing some filters, check out http://www.matroska.org/downloads/windows.html
I'd try installing the Haali Media Splitter first, then if that doesn't work try the Matroska Pack.

Sounds like your missing some filters, check out http://www.matroska.org/downloads/windows.html
I'd try installing the Haali Media Splitter first, then if that doesn't work try the Matroska Pack.

Sounds like your missing some filters, check out http://www.matroska.org/downloads/windows.html
I'd try installing the Haali Media Splitter first, then if that doesn't work try the Matroska Pack.

depending on your setup, it may or may not decode x264 video before piping it into the avi. To ensure that it is decoded first, don't delete the video decoder after you open the MKV file in graphedit, then use the output from the video decoder as the input into the avi mux instead of the MKV block's...

To convert a simple MKV file to avi: Open the MKV file in graphedit Delete all blocks except the first one with the file name Graph->Insert Filter->DirectShow Filters, select 'avi mux' and click insert filter (screen shouldn't change) Select file writer from DirectShow Filters and click insert, then...