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But, on the other hand, I have also only one. BD copy of „Predator”) where those differences are much bigger than in this screenshot.

My question is: Is that a bug or not a bug? In my opinion it is, but I’m not sure that’s why I’m asking you here. The result you can see here: Īs you can see there is different total time and different average & peak bitrate. For example I have decided to use Bitrate Viewer and check all parameters in the both files (.mp4 &. I’ve got some questions/suggestions to you:ġ) I always thought (I guess other people too) that muxing is absolutely lossless process where total time and average & peak bitrate are always identical/equal as in original source (file). Post navigation ← libEBML v1.3.1 & libMatroska v1.4.2 released Migrating the MKVToolNix bug tracker to GitHub issues → This entry was posted in Matroska and tagged Matroska, MKVToolNix on Januby mosu.

mkvinfo: bug fix: Timecodes output with ms resolution are now rounded to ms instead of simply cut off.

mkvmerge: new feature: Added support for reading h.265/HEVC video tracks from MPEG transport streams.

all: enhancement: improved exception messages that can occur when reading damaged Matroska files to make it clearer for the user what’s happening.

mkvinfo: bug fix: mkvinfo will abort with a proper error message if the first element found is not an EBML head element.

build system: libEBML v1.3.1 is now required as a part of a fix for #1089.

build system: libMatroska v1.4.2 is now required as part of a fix for #1096.

The bugs #1089 and #1096 have thus been fixed.

all: bug fix: several fixes have gone into libEBML and libMatroska that prevent illegal memory access (both reading from and writing to unallocated addresses).

Therefore MKVToolNix’ build system has been switched to look for both libraries via pkg-config.

build system: libEBML and libMatroska have been changed to provide pkg-config configuration files.

Implements #877 and fixes the underlying issue in #832. mkvmerge: new feature: implemented support for AAC in LOAS/LATM multiplex if read from MPEG transport streams or raw LOAS/LATM AAC files.mkvinfo: bug fix: track statistics: the duration (and therefore the estimated bitrate) was wrong for files in which the frame with the maximum timecode wasn’t the last frame in the file.

#Now you see me 2 makemkv mp4

mkvmerge: new feature: implemented reading MPEG-H p2/HEVC video tracks from MP4 files.mkvmerge: new feature: implemented support for MP4 DASH files.mkvmerge: bug fix: fixed handling of HE-AACv2 with object type »parametric stereo«.in summary mode or if checksums are activated), in the h.265/HEVC bitstream and TrueAudio (TTA) file headers. Adler32 is used in mkvinfo’s output (e.g. This lead to a fix for the Adler32 checksum algorithm that was triggered under certain circumstances. all: bug fix: Re-wrote the whole checksum calculation code.mkvmerge: bug fix: Fixed reading MPEG transport streams in which all PATs and/or PMTs have CRC errors.

#Now you see me 2 makemkv full

mkvmerge: bug fix: If the target drive is full then a nicer error message is output instead of simply crashing due to an uncaught exception.Here’s the full ChangeLog since the previous release:

#Now you see me 2 makemkv code

You can download the source code or one of the binaries. Instead you can set the environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH to where the pkg-config scripts of libEBML and libMatroska are located. This means that the configure options -with-extra-includes and -with-extra-libs don’t affect the detection of libEBML/libMatroska anymore. MKVToolNix’ own configure script has therefore been changed to look for the libraries via their respective pkg-config files. Note that both libraries have been switched to use an autoconf/automake based build system and provide pkg-config files. One important change for everyone building the packages: libEBML v1.3.1 and libMatroska v1.4.2 are now required. It contains a lot of new features dealing with h.265/HEVC video & AAC audio, some minor assorted enhancements and quite a number of bug fixes – especially some which prevent invalid memory access.