I streamlined the process by loading the MKV into Tmpgenc, processing, saving as whatever (sometimes uncompressed avi for further manipulation), possibly loading it into Adobe Premiere, etc. begin backstory-: Tmpgenc xpress 4 is my preferred and most loved video conversion program. Under Win7 X64 only one-instance of Haali is showing when I try to load MKVs into Tmpgenc Xpress 4.

Sometimes when Tmpgenc Xpress was applying filters to process the video during a preview or encoding, *4* instances of Haali would show up in the systray. I also remember that whenever I would load an MKV file into Tmpgenc Xpress there would always be *2* instances of Haali running in the systray (one for video, one for audio?). It seemed I hit on the right combination to get tmpgenc to talk to directshow to know how to properly read and interpret mkv files. MKV files, loading the video as x264 (or was it h264) and the audio as whatever. I'm not sure how I did it on XP, but eventually, after installing tons of codec packs (mainly CCCP, K-Lite and XP Codecs package) and fiddling with settings (I have no idea what worked), tmpgenc under WinXP eventually was able to fully open. You can see the Haali media splitter blinking a few times on the systray trying to load/interpret the MKV file for Tmpgenc, but it just keeps blinking, and then Tmpgenc gives me that error. The error I am getting is 'could not open the video part of the file.

Hi! I need some help please getting *.MKV files to import into Tmpgenc Xpress 4 under win7 圆4.

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