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1. MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 FULL
2. MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 PS3
3. MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 WINDOWS

Did I do something wrong or is that standard? I have 1TB of storage, but would prefer my movies to me no more than 2GB if possible. The file is 4.2GB, which is quite larger than a comparable avi. It plays well with VLC and the a/v is perfectly synced! I have not tried streaming it yet though. If someone has more ideas/solutions to my problem, I would love to hear them! Thanks for the input so far.įinished creating the MK2 file.

MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 FULL

If it DOES work, then can I just uninstall everything else and use just this one program to make these MKV files to stream to my PS3? What size are these roughly for a full length movie? I also noticed there were basically NO customization features with this program. Is there a way I can make avi files without the audio getting out of sync? That would be better anyways, lol.Īdd Make MKV to the long list of applications I have now installed to try and make this work. I have installed xvid and ffdshow using the autolinks above after having already installed vdub 1.9.6. I will consider it an option if I can't get this to work though.ĮDIT - I just restarted again after installing the mythical ffdshow and I'm getting the same results as above. I was hoping to stick with xvid, as it is what I have used in the past (I used to do this years ago and have ripped many movies to my hard drive with no issues, until now). Thanks for changing it for - no I have not tried any other file type. I have just tried installing ffdshow using your auto link as you suggested, and nothing has changed, although I have no clue what that is/does or why I installed it or if it needs some configuration (this is the type of thing that had me pulling my hair out in my OP - my apologies. I can play the video fine (obviously a/v is out of sync) in WMP11 and VLC (although I cant skip ahead while playing in WMP).

MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 WINDOWS

DirectShow codecs, such as those used by Windows Media Player, are not suitable. VirtualDub requires a Video for Windows (VFW) compatible codec to decompress video. However, when I try and open my new avi file with VDM, I get this error, "Couldn't locate decompressor for format 'XVID' (unknown)." I have read thisguide in the "how to" section but this seems to complicated and convoluted with requiring so many programs that it almost doesn't seem worth the trouble.Ĭan someone help me find simpler way to rip movies to my hard drive for playback on my computer/PS3?Ĭouldn't locate decompressor for format 'XVID' (unknown) I have read many threads about the same problem and most of them say to use Virtualdub to resync the audio and video. I used AGK to create the avi file and now the audio is out of sync by a few seconds.

I also have AnyDVD, so I used that program instead.

I could not rip the DVD using DVD Decrypter becuase I was getting the I/O error (for the blank/bad sectors regarding copy-protection. I have recently been trying to accomplish this with the "Adventureland" DVD. HOWEVER, my headaches are coming from simply creating a working, high-quality avi file. Using that particular Media Server means that I do not have to worry about how my avi is encoded and really makes it foolproof for playback.

MAKEMKV REGISTRATION CODE 1.9.6 PS3

I am trying to rip DVDs to my HD so that I can stream them to my PS3 using Google's PS3 Media Server. Okay, I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure this out but the more I try the more complicated things get! It just seems every time I hit a snag I need half a dozen more programs to fix it.