(This might be getting a bit off-topic?)
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Originally Posted by Shilar
They don't work cause the MKV containers change formats more often then I change shirts.
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Please explain what you mean by "change formats". The Matroska format has been standardised for ages now. What might change is what streams the encoder puts into the file and in what order, but any decent application should be able to handle various different formats.
Now, what might be good would be an actual DirectShow based re-encoding solution which can also handle VFR, perhaps in various ways. (It would require an additional DShow filter to perform the transformations.) Either, output could be a "120 fps" AVI, simply decimated to 24 or maybe even *shudder* telecined. Why a DShow based solution? Because all the decoders and subtitle filters are already available. Actually, using good old GraphEdit it's already possible, as long as input is constant frame rate. Someone just need to write the frame rate conversion filter(s).