it is possible make a kdvd from mkv file?
why not write anymore on this forum?
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Because noone has question ? 8)
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i dialhot, how are you?
i have many questions.... it is possible make a kdvd from mkv file? Can you give me some tricks? thank you... |
Of course it is, as long as you have the correct codecs installed (Haali media splitter en ffdshow for instance). Use "Directshowsource" in the script, and read directly your MKV like this. I do that quite often.
For the filters, all depends of the quality of the source, as usual. My scripts are on my other PC, I'll post the one I use for 720p HDTV capture if you want. |
yes,
thankyou, very much. |
This is for a 720p source. For 1080p, comment the line Li,itedSharpen
And if you need more compression, uncoment the MergeXXX lines or the Scriptclip. Code:
DirectshowSource("PATH\NAME.mkv",audio=false,pixel_type="YV12") |
Thanks Phil.
Now, I have installed the encoder HCEnc, and I'm doing a little test. In your opinion, what bitrate should I use, with a resolution 720x576? at least 2000? For many years I do not do more KDVD encodings, and I forgot several things. Can you tell me what to do if I have a source with a frame rate 23.976? Thanks as usual. |
I never use a bitrate setting, I always use CQ mode with HCMatic.
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=97 23.976 is not an issue, simply encode with soft 3:2 pulldown activated. Actually I'm doing AVCHD since several months now ;). |
Hcencc already have the option of
to got the right filesize. My question was another one, Do you know what the minimum bitrate to use for optimum results? Avchd files where you see them? It 'must buy the player? |
I coded HCMatic a long time ago but I don't remember HCEnc has a "minimum bitrate" setting. So either I don't understand, or your are confusing with TMPGenc.
Are you asking what is the lower average bitrate you should use ? There is no answer to that, this is the CQ that is important, and I try to be not above 4 (and never above 6). AVHCD are read by bluray players (a PS3 for me). |
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