Gerry62
1st October 2011, 03:28
Simple question, diddnt know weather to put it here or in the Bluray section, But in the end Id like to be able to play with the resulting file in AVisynth anyway.
Friend sent me a BluRay disc and Id like to be able to rip parts of it to Raw YV12 or to whatever completly uncompressed format I can get. Now Ive had a quick look at many 'BD to HD' type apps, Installed and ran 5 off em today, and yet.. None seem to be able to just get me a straight uncompressed AVI from the files. Can rip the Bluray perfectly fine, No probs there BTW, Just don't want to be re-encoding the thing to a 'lesser format' just to I can play with the file, What the hell is the point in that!?!?!
You would think there would be an easy way. And yet sofar ive not found any.
Oh the DB is a home made disc authored from a VHS tape which in turn came from Super8, and no, the VHS tapes or more importantly the S8 films don't (now) exist, they have been junked. Ahh yess the 'beauty' of some 'backyard johnny' and 'its on digital mate, chuck the master out!' sentiments......
Ok Ive sorted it now, Quite easy - Its always the easy 'fixes' that are the ones I miss out on, Overthink the situation!
DirectShowSource("F:\S8_BD\00000.m2ts").converttoYV12()
And that's It, Can now cut out bits and peices with Vdub and save them as Uncompressed for futher work later on.
Friend sent me a BluRay disc and Id like to be able to rip parts of it to Raw YV12 or to whatever completly uncompressed format I can get. Now Ive had a quick look at many 'BD to HD' type apps, Installed and ran 5 off em today, and yet.. None seem to be able to just get me a straight uncompressed AVI from the files. Can rip the Bluray perfectly fine, No probs there BTW, Just don't want to be re-encoding the thing to a 'lesser format' just to I can play with the file, What the hell is the point in that!?!?!
You would think there would be an easy way. And yet sofar ive not found any.
Oh the DB is a home made disc authored from a VHS tape which in turn came from Super8, and no, the VHS tapes or more importantly the S8 films don't (now) exist, they have been junked. Ahh yess the 'beauty' of some 'backyard johnny' and 'its on digital mate, chuck the master out!' sentiments......
Ok Ive sorted it now, Quite easy - Its always the easy 'fixes' that are the ones I miss out on, Overthink the situation!
DirectShowSource("F:\S8_BD\00000.m2ts").converttoYV12()
And that's It, Can now cut out bits and peices with Vdub and save them as Uncompressed for futher work later on.