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3rd September 2008, 16:51 | #182 | Link |
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Sorry for adding some silly questions quite late, but I just bought an AVCHD camcorder, and finding the right information on AVCHD vs. Blu-ray and especially x264 is quite difficult without reading the threads here every day. I want to get a valid "backup" for later BD authoring as I donīt have any BD player yet to test the results. I simply want to avoid problems on stand-alones which friends or myself might use in the following years resulting in a complete reencode of all the material I have (remuxing would be no problem).
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AVCHD is a separate format to Blu-ray and therefore has it's own profile boundaries and specifications. Might an incompatibility be the reason why we donīt find any smart rendering of AVCHD files on commercial editing software as it has to be reencoded anyway or are they still simply not capable of implementing it? Code:
What we are talking about here is creating mini Blu-ray discs that the PS3 (or other stand alone Blu-ray players) identify as AVCHD but really contain material that push the boundaries above AVCHD into the Blu-ray format specifications. Concerning MeGUI - I could use RipBox264 as well but I am missing the "interlace" check box there: - If I choose the SA-Blu-ray Profile for Reencoding of 1080i50, AVCHD, do I have to alter the keyframe interval from 24 to 25 or 50? Or is this just mandatory? - How "reliable" is the "interlace" check box? Is interlace encoding implemented (some kind of) correctly now in x264 or is it still said to be "experimental"? Did you find any problems when reencoding AVCHD material with that flag enabled? Deinterlacing everything would definately be no valid solution for me... - Anything else that would have to be changed in MeGUI having this PAL scenario? Thanks in advance on any answer... P.S.: Any idea why there is no line-break set automatically in this post? Quiet ugly to read... Last edited by JK1974; 3rd September 2008 at 16:55. |
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26th July 2009, 22:49 | #184 | Link |
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These text identifiers are available in AVCHD structures, not in Blu-ray ones - that's why you can't find the string (in HEX+TEXT view of index.bdmv).
Making a full Blu-ray disc backup (after BD-RB) to play in PS3 (written on DVD disc) is a tricky thing and it works just for some consoles and for even less movies. If you're trying to burn a DVD from a BD backup, which contains JAVA (BD-J) - just give up. If you're in the NTSC region and have NTSC console/player - give up. Dean |
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