Dude, I feel you haven't read carefully what The DJ posted....I can't help asking the stupid question! If the problem as you perceive it to be AVC (h.264) files muxed in the MKV container, then why when you pull the files out of the container do they play?? Every file I have tried this with does play within VLC.
Seems this rather proves the problem is with Matroska within VLC not the experimental h.264 or should I say x.264. Also it can be noted that these same files play outside of VLC using Matroska's ax files. Thus eliminating the possibility of corrupted files.
Hope this is helpful
It's kinda obvious that the files will play if you de-mux then, as they seen to be badly muxed in the first place. Or at least that's what I could understand.but most likely the movie files you are trying were incorrectly encoded with a too old version of the matroska muxers. Several issues have been fixed in matroska muxers regarding AVC over the past months.
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