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18th January 2015, 13:53 | #21 | Link | |
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Keep in mind most, if not all, current Bluray players implement Cinavia copy protection (it's compulsory these days). It's a kind of watermark contained within the audio. Movies with Cinavia are in the minority, and it's a copy protection not found outside Bluray players all that much (except maybe for Sony devices such as PS3 or licensed software players), but it's something to keep in mind. Try a Google search on "list of cinavia movies" or something similar. |
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I understand this. Reading the linked pages are also less encourgaging as they only state the future plans... In your case it appears that you have to downconvert the audio, as even in the future plans THD and DTSHD are not supported within MKV. The only good solution IMHO is to buy a multimedia player. This will certainly play most if not all combinations of codec/container/media (like H.264+AAC/MP4/USB) and thus play files of various origins without convertions. If you choose this path, check and test them, as many of them actually have issues with HD audio. For instance, when I bought mine many years ago there were exactly two models that could play a backuped bluray disc. PS: I had this kind of discussions many times over in various (eg Satellite fora) all revolving around the same thing: why my XYZ receiver cannot play AVI or MKV or MP4? The answer is in short the same, because they are something different (sat-receiver, game console etc) and any facility in this direction is a bonus not an acquired right.
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The more info you provide the easier it's likely to be to find the cause of the problem. We know you've just bought a 65 inch TV, and if it's got a USB port it's very likely to have an inbuilt media player, and it's most likely capable of playing MKVs, but without more details, who knows...... The procedure is generally something like this: If you don't know exactly what's in the files you're trying to play, have a look with MediaInfo (download the portable version to avoid any Adware). After opening a media file the View/Tree menu will provide details you can copy and paste here if need be. With any luck the device's manual will provide you with details regarding the containers (file types) it'll play and the various video and audio formats supported by each container. From there you'd work out if the container/video codec/audio codec combination is one your device supports. Unfortunately the info provided by the manufacturer is often vague and/or incomplete, so it's not always that simple, but that's the starting point. If you can't work it out, post all the details provided by MediaInfo along with the player make and model if need be, and with any luck, someone might be able to help. It seems a little odd the Xbox displayed some sort of thumbnail of the video (I assume, as you said it displayed a picture) but then said the file type wasn't supported. Maybe the video is of a supported type, but the audio is not. If that's the case, many players would play the video without any audio, but the Xbox may just refuse to play it completely. I don't know. If it's the audio that's the problem, it can be converted to another format without re-encoding the video if need be, but first things first...... Last edited by hello_hello; 18th January 2015 at 19:15. |
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http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-o...ray-dvd-movies -------- HeatM1ser, maybe Nero wasn't a good idea. It's not exactly the first thing people talk about when creating discs. Maybe a decade ago. What exactly did you do with AnyDVD? Did you copy the movie-only, like to MKV and then use Nero to author a BD Disc? You should try AnyDVD with BD-Rebuilder, maybe. It re-authors discs to be compliant. And more talked about than Nero. It's also free. AnyDVD is needed to just to decrypt the disc, as BD-Rebuilder is not a decrypter. I don't have a BD burner, so I don't have a need for BD-Rebuilder so can't say if it will copy the movie (no transcoding) or if it will re-encode (based on settings). As for burning to disc, use ImgBurn. It respects images and formats much better than Nero. It's also free. And highly recommended way more than Nero. ----- Looking up support for the Xbox One and Bluray, it should support audio formats up to 7.1, and various audio formats (DTS, Dolby). http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=12665 Try going to that support page on xbox website and queue up to install that. Again if necessary. http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-o...ray-dvd-movies The console might need a codec update. IIRC, any codec updates/support need to be done manually. AAC has 2 update patches for the 360, both need to searched manually and clicked-to-install. Sign in and queue it to install then try the disc again. And try the original disc. The original should work. If the original works, then Nero didn't do a good job making the disc. -------- Regarding external devices for Xbox One.... http://forums.xbox.com/xbox_forums/x...t/1830562.aspx *scroll down* Posted 3 Jan 2015 9:40 PM Quote:
I don't have an XO. Just a 360. I don't use it for anything these days, not even movie playback. Try using the search in some threads in the "MPEG-4 Encoder GUIs" sub-forum. http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=78 Pick any thread and do a search for xbox one in there. Try the ones already mentioned: MeGUI, Staxrip. Any of the ones with frequent activity. Someone is bound to have some feedback on encoding for XO.
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