Comments on: Convert .MKV files for PlayStation 3 using mkv2vob

By: ljpp

ljpp — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:27:44 +0000

Double check the subtitle .SRT filename. It must match exactly. You may find this tool useful:
http://www.subdownloader.net/

By: Benji

Benji — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 19:51:07 +0000

Hi guys

This tutorial has been very helpful for me but the last time i used it i had a problem.

I downloaded the first episode of Lost season 6 in HD quality
Lost.S06E03.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION

I downloaded a matching subtitle (english). I succeeded to remux;transcode the file so i could watch it on my ps3, but the subtitles weren’t included. I did give the file the same name and i checked the box ‘loas subtitle from file’.

Can anyone help me please?

Thx

By: PS3DUDE

PS3DUDE — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 22:08:46 +0000

This application does transcoding, not remuxing. It does not support multiple audio streams, so converting is is usless unless you like only one audio stream. Us TsMuxer to preserve all streams in the MKV with out Transcoding. It Free, and way better than MKV2VOB.

By: KHN

KHN — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:42:17 +0000

You don’t need to split the files, simply use tversity or windows media player to copy the file over from your computer. I’ve transferred over 12 gig files before.

By: Duci

Duci — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 22:47:08 +0000

I do everything like the guide says, my movie is split in 3 parts. My problem is that second part is unsupported on ps3, first and third i can watch normally but second can’t.
Please help!

By: Duci

Duci — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 22:43:58 +0000

Please help. I do everything as described in the guide with a movie 8gb in size, with dts sound and subtitles, the output is split in 3 parts, my problem is that i can’t watch the second part, when i try to play on ps3 it says unsupported file, first and third part plays ok. I tried few times but always same result.
Somebody please help.

By: HD_GUY

HD_GUY — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:34:40 +0000

Hi Urozka

Simply select the size at the “File Splitting” dialog and use a FAT32 formated disk to play the movie on the PS3. File name extension should be set to auto.

By: Urozka

Urozka — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 19:42:13 +0000

He!

My mkv2vob 2.4.6 does not mux anything. It only does DTS to AC3. It only has muxed one single file correct. The others are all only 39mb and lasts 43sec. I try to mux the mkv to vobs, so that the maximun size is 4GB.

Could anyone help me?

By: nikos

nikos — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 22:04:48 +0000

sorry for my ignorance in advance…but

guys i think the guide needs an update…. mkv2vob has some extra features for instance above the prefered subtile language ita has an option for your prefered output type it says file avchd disc avchd usb and i woul just like to know which one is more peferable in case you dont want to loose any quality and any other isues that may ocuur if you choose either path

By: heero

heero — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:38:23 +0000

hello, i got a problem. Ive download a bluray movie 1024p. its 6.5GB
And now i want to watch it on my ps3 and HD TV with my extern harddisk. So i used mkv2vob v.2.4.6 with the settings :
file splitting – none
video transcoding – automtic
outputfile extension – automatic
output type – AVCHD USB]
Transcoding Codec – MPEG-2 (fast)
and i checked on the right the follow things :
Alwats Encode Subtitles
Large subtittles
Always Transcode DTS

Destionation directort – F:

When its done with muxing etc.. ive tried to watch it on my pc and it works The video and audio was OK. Then i put the usb in my ps3 and played the movie in the map ‘STREAM’. The only problem is that there’s no sound :/ . the video was perfect. If i press triangle on the file and then information, it says theres no audiocodec. Ive tried to do with other settings on mkv2vob, but nothing helped.

So can anyone help me
sry for my bad english :X Thx