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Will ConvertX dvd burn BluRay?
Apparently not. The quality of this DVD-9 is pretty sweet!
@quique-stone: It's burned to DVD, I have no idea how to upload that. The ConvertX program is readily available. If you look around for treasure among pirates you might even find a cracked version!
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Let me know if that works, I want to mmake a bluray of it...I've already made a DVD-9 but putting it in convertxtodvd...ripped the audio from it which sounds much better than the 4.7gig version...only problem is I used ten minute chapters so the songs I'm not about to split the songs up a track at a time...must be a program out there that will do this. How would I upload the DVD-9? I have a Dropbox account.Quote
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Mr.D
The 15.3 gig on DIME is better quality than the one on HC...I put it in TSMuxer to make a blurayy but it didn't work...trying to find another way to do it!
I think it's something to do with the chroma subsampling, I'm trying to convert with ffmpeg.
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Mr.DLet me know if that works, I want to mmake a bluray of it...I've already made a DVD-9 but putting it in convertxtodvd...ripped the audio from it which sounds much better than the 4.7gig version...only problem is I used ten minute chapters so the songs I'm not about to split the songs up a track at a time...must be a program out there that will do this. How would I upload the DVD-9? I have a Dropbox account.Quote
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Mr.D
The 15.3 gig on DIME is better quality than the one on HC...I put it in TSMuxer to make a blurayy but it didn't work...trying to find another way to do it!
I think it's something to do with the chroma subsampling, I'm trying to convert with ffmpeg.
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The Rolling Stones
Glastonbury Festival
Worthy Farm , Pilton
Somerset , UK
29th June 2013
Full Version
Broadcast by BBC
Satellite Feed
PRO-SHOT, PAL, 16/9
Authored w/ TMPGEnc DVD Authoring Works 4 by JTT
131.38 Minutes
Artwork included
Video: MPEG-2, 720 x 576, 16/9, 25 fps
Audio: MP2 Stereo, 48 kHz, 224 kpbs
Data bit: 3,80 Mbps
Jumping Jack Flash
It’s Only Rock And Roll
Paint It Black
Gimme Shelter
Glastonbury Girl
Wild Horses
Doom And Gloom
Can’t You Hear Me Knocking *
Honky Tonk Women
You Got The Silver
Happy
Miss You
Midnight Rambler *
2000 Light Years from Home
Sympathy for the Devil
Start Me Up
Tumbling Dice
Brown Sugar
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction *
*with Mick Taylor
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Mr.DLet me know if that works, I want to mmake a bluray of it...I've already made a DVD-9 but putting it in convertxtodvd...ripped the audio from it which sounds much better than the 4.7gig version...only problem is I used ten minute chapters so the songs I'm not about to split the songs up a track at a time...must be a program out there that will do this. How would I upload the DVD-9? I have a Dropbox account.Quote
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Mr.D
The 15.3 gig on DIME is better quality than the one on HC...I put it in TSMuxer to make a blurayy but it didn't work...trying to find another way to do it!
I think it's something to do with the chroma subsampling, I'm trying to convert with ffmpeg.
Firstly, the 15.3GB file has chroma subsampling of 4:2:2 which is incompatible with DVD/Blu-ray, it needs to be 4:2:0.
I used tsMuxer to demux to mpeg2 file + audio. Then used ffmpeg to convert chroma subsampling:
ffmpeg -i C:\infile.mpeg -sameq -pix_fmt yuv420p C:\outfile.mpeg
(edit:
i used an older version with this argument, latest version is different and needs:
ffmpeg -i C:\infile.mpeg -q:v 0 -pix_fmt yuv420p C:\outfile.mpeg
)
This gave me a usuable mpeg2 file of the same size and quality as the original, but with the compatible chroma subsampling format.
I use Womble MPEG Video Wizard myself to compile DVDs because it doesn't re-encode if it doesn't have to. You can also add menus and chapters. But it's not freeware (unless you can find one that is )
I have a dropbox but haven't tried any big files with it, you may need to split it up with WinRAR or 7-zip.
Or you could upload the split files with wetransfer, files can be up to 2GB.
I'm trying to find out how to use ffmpeg to upscale before converting chroma.
By default it seems to do it the other way round, which would not be as good.
Update:
Managed to upscale first and then convert Chroma:
ffmpeg -i C:\infile.mpeg -q:v 0 -filter "[v:0]scale=1920:1080;format=yuv420p[v:0]" C:\outfile.mpeg
produces a bloody big file, but I can import it into Nero Video for a blu-ray
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Mantasack
No need to demux first with the command below. It copies the audio over untouched.
ffmpeg -i C:\RollingStones.ts -q:v 0 -pix_fmt yuv420p -acodec copy C:\outfile.ts