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VC1 loading problem and solution - spoRv - 2017-05-08 Lately, I had to fight with an m2ts file with video encoded in VC1; loading it with FFvideosource was not possible, and other methods gave me bad and/or missing frames... At the end, what I did was to demux just the video track, and remux it using MKVToolnix GUI; after that, FFvideosource accepted the source. Hope this could help someone who has the same problem. RE: VC1 loading problem and solution - BlackMirror - 2018-03-20 I've faced the same problem few weeks ago with VC1 .m2ts but after bit of googling i found FRIMSource plugin which support VC1 codec input, thanks to videofan3d for this nice plugin. Plugin: FRIMSource is an AviSynth plugin for sequential reading of elementary or transport streams (MPEG2, H.264 AVC/MVC-3D, VC1). Download FRIMSource below https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=169651 Hopefully this will also be a helpful. RE: VC1 loading problem and solution - TomArrow - 2018-03-21 Awesome, thanks for this, guys. Been having some pain with it as well. I think I was able to import it, but it wasn't very precise in seeking (creating different results depending on what frames you seek in which order. Now if there was a plugin that allows to import VC-1 into Premiere, I can die a happy man. (just kidding, not dying) RE: VC1 loading problem and solution - spoRv - 2018-03-21 I should note that maybe the best way is to make a simple avs script with just the loading command, and save it lossless; then, it *should* work flawlessly... RE: VC1 loading problem and solution - TomArrow - 2018-03-21 Well that completely defeats the point of loading it into AVISynth in the first place. Then I can just transcode straight with ffmpeg |