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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 896721" data-attributes="member: 111675"><p>Slight update in respect of my research on this.</p><p> </p><p>Annoyingly, I have just discovered that Handbrake does not allow Passthru of MP2 audio, so I am going to have to have a think about how to deal with this. Is it worth having a go with VideoReDo for the editing and converting to H.264.</p><p> </p><p>I have also had a think about whether the mkv container is in fact the best way to go.</p><p> </p><p>Like Porky said, it might be advantageous of going down the mp4 route as I have both an Ipod and an Asus Transformer T300, both of which natively play the MP4 container and not MKV.</p><p> </p><p>Am I right in thinking that changing between containers (i.e. between MP4 and MKV) is lossless as no actual re-encoding takes place?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 896721, member: 111675"] Slight update in respect of my research on this. Annoyingly, I have just discovered that Handbrake does not allow Passthru of MP2 audio, so I am going to have to have a think about how to deal with this. Is it worth having a go with VideoReDo for the editing and converting to H.264. I have also had a think about whether the mkv container is in fact the best way to go. Like Porky said, it might be advantageous of going down the mp4 route as I have both an Ipod and an Asus Transformer T300, both of which natively play the MP4 container and not MKV. Am I right in thinking that changing between containers (i.e. between MP4 and MKV) is lossless as no actual re-encoding takes place? [/QUOTE]
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