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<blockquote data-quote="misterfrog" data-source="post: 425566" data-attributes="member: 75554">Viggo, thanks.&nbsp;&nbsp; I did exactly that last night before I went to sleep and tested the working mkv this morning <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />.&nbsp; I think the problem came from me using clown_BD ( I wanted a gui) and it demuxing the video to .h264 format first and then I was remuxing that with the audio tracks.&nbsp; Sometimes it worked and sometimes not (it is consistent though for a particular movie).&nbsp;&nbsp; Anyways, using the command line and ripping the video straight to .mkv seems to solve what playback speed issues were causing the problems in the remux (still not sure exactly what those are).It seems as if a number of people throughout the forums have had this problem so I'll put in some keywords (audio video sync a/v sync bluray ripped to mkv)&nbsp; and hopefully others will find your tips useful.&nbsp;&nbsp; I did <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />I really want to thank the guys on this forum (Viggo and the guys from my other thread) for being so helpful.&nbsp;&nbsp; About 6 months ago I decided that I was ready to move over to a pc from xbmc on a very old modded xbox because high def playback on a pc had reached a level of ease and capability and cost that I was comfortable with and the xbox just couldn't handle it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Tons of learning curve and obstacles but now I have something that I'm happy with.&nbsp; Altogether I'd estimate that it cost a little under $2000 to put together a really nice system.&nbsp; Open Solaris HD server (4x750 gig pool1 and 4x 1 terabyte) ~ $1200&nbsp; (&lt;$400 for computer and $800+ for hard drives).&nbsp;&nbsp; each pool is singly redundant so 5.25 gigs of storage.&nbsp; 2 year old Old Dell Inspiron frontend (originally $300) plus ati radeon 4650 Other crap (remote, wireless keyboard, crap I ended up not using, etc.. etc...&nbsp; &lt;$500)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterfrog, post: 425566, member: 75554"] Viggo, thanks. I did exactly that last night before I went to sleep and tested the working mkv this morning :). I think the problem came from me using clown_BD ( I wanted a gui) and it demuxing the video to .h264 format first and then I was remuxing that with the audio tracks. Sometimes it worked and sometimes not (it is consistent though for a particular movie). Anyways, using the command line and ripping the video straight to .mkv seems to solve what playback speed issues were causing the problems in the remux (still not sure exactly what those are). It seems as if a number of people throughout the forums have had this problem so I'll put in some keywords (audio video sync a/v sync bluray ripped to mkv) and hopefully others will find your tips useful. I did :) I really want to thank the guys on this forum (Viggo and the guys from my other thread) for being so helpful. About 6 months ago I decided that I was ready to move over to a pc from xbmc on a very old modded xbox because high def playback on a pc had reached a level of ease and capability and cost that I was comfortable with and the xbox just couldn't handle it. Tons of learning curve and obstacles but now I have something that I'm happy with. Altogether I'd estimate that it cost a little under $2000 to put together a really nice system. Open Solaris HD server (4x750 gig pool1 and 4x 1 terabyte) ~ $1200 (<$400 for computer and $800+ for hard drives). each pool is singly redundant so 5.25 gigs of storage. 2 year old Old Dell Inspiron frontend (originally $300) plus ati radeon 4650 Other crap (remote, wireless keyboard, crap I ended up not using, etc.. etc... <$500) [/QUOTE]

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