mkvtoolnix gui split after specific timecodes

Open the MKV and in Global (tab)->Enable Splitting->After Timecodes add something like 01:05:53,01:06:57 I tried again now with 5.8.0 and it is 23.962… Why? Try doing the following: I think the argo clip was extracted with MKVToolnix 5.8.0 and it is 23.976. If they do, I wonder if the SMP can play only 23.976 and nothing higher or lower than that but still, I have files at 23.976 that skip frames.

Hmmm… Are the clips at 23.962 fps skiping frames? Haven’t checked myself. What’s totally freaking me out though is that every clip extracted by MKVToolnix (4.1.1, 5.8.0, 6.0.0) from the source (which has 23.976 FPS) ends up on 23.962 fps (according to Mediainfo).

I’d thought about this too but it does not add up since the initial file tested wasn’t muxed with MKVToolnix > 5.8.0 (nor this 24 fps file) and the source file that clip was extracted from was even done with 4.1.1. Maybe when muxing from one mkv to another, whatever causes this problems (some weird/new setting) is also transferred?ĬE video identifiers (VICs) - timing/formats supportedġ920 x 1080p at 60Hz - HDTV (16:9, 1:1) The fact that mkvs remuxed from a working m2ts do work, suggests that the MKV container itself is also fine.

The fact that m2ts works, suggests that the internal streams are okay and that the original container is “damaged”. Here’s what I’ve tried with automframe set to on and a TV capable of this*: I don’t, which is why I’m still not entirely convinced it’s not the original files.

Mkvtoolnix gui split after specific timecodes