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Atum · 8th May 2010, 15:15

Thanks for your input RunningSkittle and BigDid.

The MKVtoolnix looks interesting when i need to mux to an MKV I will be using that.

I used BD rebuilder to compress "Hurt Locker" to a 25GB bluray and it turned out fine. I restarted and ran it native in windows XP and in 5 1/2 hours it turned out a compressed copy with no artifacts and still included the subtitles. I like that since it seems nowadays every movie has some garbled speech or fast talking actor with an accent that you can't understand what they say.

I will try another title soon to verify this workflow can be trusted.

Handbrake is pretty slow at encoding but I may give that a try for single-title bluray movies and then try to mux the result with tsmuxer to be burned to bluray. The only thing with handbrake is that it appears to not see the subtitles on the m2ts file or the mkv file. MKVtoolnix will not load a transport stream and I can't see how it could be used to compress a file it seems to only mux files to MKV containers.

Thanks again guys for the tips.
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Atum Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 3	Thanks for your input RunningSkittle and BigDid. The MKVtoolnix looks interesting when i need to mux to an MKV I will be using that. I used BD rebuilder to compress "Hurt Locker" to a 25GB bluray and it turned out fine. I restarted and ran it native in windows XP and in 5 1/2 hours it turned out a compressed copy with no artifacts and still included the subtitles. I like that since it seems nowadays every movie has some garbled speech or fast talking actor with an accent that you can't understand what they say. I will try another title soon to verify this workflow can be trusted. Handbrake is pretty slow at encoding but I may give that a try for single-title bluray movies and then try to mux the result with tsmuxer to be burned to bluray. The only thing with handbrake is that it appears to not see the subtitles on the m2ts file or the mkv file. MKVtoolnix will not load a transport stream and I can't see how it could be used to compress a file it seems to only mux files to MKV containers. Thanks again guys for the tips. Atum