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LemMotlow · 7th August 2017, 01:07

25fps progressive isn't valid for BluRay. Whether it's progressive content mixed with interlaced or not, the entire video would have to be encoded as interlaced if it's going to be official "BluRay" and encoded as MPEG or as h.264/AVC. A BluRay program stream file can be edited (cut on full GOP's) without re-encoding and without container changes by any number of free programs from TSMuxer on, or by trial versions of VideoReDo or TMPGEnc Smart Renderer. Even a full MediaInfo report would be better than all the mashuguna sample processing you're going thru. I keep wondering why this is getting so complicated. And since when is "BluRay" encoded at 1920x540 @ 50fps, as your sample was? I guess I missed something, so maybe I should pass.

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LemMotlow Registered User Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Tennessee, USA Posts: 266	25fps progressive isn't valid for BluRay. Whether it's progressive content mixed with interlaced or not, the entire video would have to be encoded as interlaced if it's going to be official "BluRay" and encoded as MPEG or as h.264/AVC. A BluRay program stream file can be edited (cut on full GOP's) without re-encoding and without container changes by any number of free programs from TSMuxer on, or by trial versions of VideoReDo or TMPGEnc Smart Renderer. Even a full MediaInfo report would be better than all the mashuguna sample processing you're going thru. I keep wondering why this is getting so complicated. And since when is "BluRay" encoded at 1920x540 @ 50fps, as your sample was? I guess I missed something, so maybe I should pass. Last edited by LemMotlow; 7th August 2017 at 08:21.