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setarip_old · 9th May 2009, 00:40

@twazerty

I tried out your program, using it overnight with a proven movie-only MKV of "What Doesn't Kill You".

The good and the bad:

Good - The visual quality of the compressed-to-DVD5 (by your program) is excellent!

Good - The speed of converting and compressing appears to be at least comparable to that of "BR-RB"

Bad - The program decided to bypass the muxing stage and, instead, "IMGBurn" generated a terminal error stating that it was unable to locate the "BDMV" folder (Because, as a consequence of not doing the muxing, your program had not created it).

Please advise.

(This testing was done on a machine running 64bit Vista Home Premium with 4Gb of RAM)

BTW - The lack of/use of the tabs is not intuitive...

Also, would you please add (Must be simple for you to do, via tsMuxeR options) the ability to chooseAVCHD or BluRay-compliant output?

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setarip_old Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 16,267	@twazerty I tried out your program, using it overnight with a proven movie-only MKV of "What Doesn't Kill You". The good and the bad: Good - The visual quality of the compressed-to-DVD5 (by your program) is excellent! Good - The speed of converting and compressing appears to be at least comparable to that of "BR-RB" Bad - The program decided to bypass the muxing stage and, instead, "IMGBurn" generated a terminal error stating that it was unable to locate the "BDMV" folder (Because, as a consequence of not doing the muxing, your program had not created it). Please advise. (This testing was done on a machine running 64bit Vista Home Premium with 4Gb of RAM) BTW - The lack of/use of the tabs is not intuitive... Also, would you please add (Must be simple for you to do, via tsMuxeR options) the ability to chooseAVCHD or BluRay-compliant output? Last edited by setarip_old; 9th May 2009 at 01:06.