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27th May 2015, 09:22 | #22821 | Link | |
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On the subject of converting 4:3 to 16:9. Have you ever followed up on your plan to add a mode to the presets that could do that conversion for ALTERNATE mode? Quote:
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28th May 2015, 09:25 | #22824 | Link |
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Hi guys, considering you said me in request post the option to "eliminate" registers of audios and subttitles that I previously eliminate canīt be done I need to ask, if I just pass the movie to a mkv file, and I edit this file with mkvtoolnix and save it again with Bluray disc format is this right? is this the best method? Iīll loss video quality? I mean all this is for eliminate for registers because I have various bluray movies with a lot of languages that I donīt want there but the registers are there
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28th May 2015, 16:09 | #22825 | Link | |
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You can remove any and all audio and subtitles you want. But if you are doing a full backup, the "references" have to stay. If you do a movie-only backup, there are no references. So if you output to an MKV, and then use the import to get it back... you are doing the exact same thing as a movie-only backup, except adding an unnecessary step to the process. |
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28th May 2015, 20:53 | #22826 | Link | |
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I wonder how many users here like to keep the bluray menues or just doesnīt? |
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30th May 2015, 03:28 | #22833 | Link | |
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But, in all cases with Movie Only, I never include the Menus myself... |
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30th May 2015, 03:35 | #22834 | Link | |
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What I do with special 4x3 shows like that is that I just go with the 1.2x on my Telly and it just chops a bit off the top and bottom and doesn't quite fill up the sides. That sounds sort of like what you did. Heh... it seems that Videophiles ALWAYS scream if ANY information is missing on any of the 4 sides; but, for my taste personally, I'd rather have the proper AR and just lose just a LITTLE information on 2 of the sides. Depending on the source material, of course... |
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30th May 2015, 09:28 | #22836 | Link | |
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- Backups on BD5 or BD9: Movie only, for the simple reason that my SAMSUNG and LG players don't accept anything else (unlike my old SONY which played almost everything I threw at it). - Backup on BD25: I am using all options depending on the source material, with a preference for creating Quick-play menus. - Backup for NAS, streaming to TV: Movie only. Output to .mkv. CRF mode. |
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30th May 2015, 20:02 | #22837 | Link |
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For large discs with a lot of extras I typically do a movie only BD25 and then put the extras on a BD5 with quick menus.
The BD5 needs to be post-processed with MultiAVCHD (no changes, just load and save) to become playable on my Sony BD player. Less than 20 minutes of extras I'll usually do a full back up to a BD25. |
30th May 2015, 23:30 | #22838 | Link |
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Hi Jdobbs, guys, thereīs some option in bd rebuilder when I encode some movie bd50 to bd25, and as you know this movie contains black bars, so is there some option to setting bd rebuilder so I can encode without that black bars? I mean, just like others applications do? I was tried some of that and the result was just great!! when the source is 1920x1080 (and not 1920x800) I can remove that black bars but I want to know if with Bd rebuilder I can do it?
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31st May 2015, 03:38 | #22840 | Link |
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Yes, and that is why I HATE it when I 'come across' ones like that. Encoding the black bars and keeping it IN spec for Blu-ray players really doesn't take up THAT much space. I personally think there is no real need to strip out the black bars and ruin the Blu-ray playability. Just my lowly and wretched opinion...
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