Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it to mpg4?
 

I been making hd-dvds from tivo files. but if blu-ray wins. I will have
to make blu-ray dvds from tivo files:( the blu-ray software(nero 8) I
tried has to convert it to mpg 4. And that takes hours. Hd-dvd just uses
the hd mpeg 2 file. so thies no converting needed.

Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it to mpg 4?
 

Den 05.01.2008 kl. 19:47 skrev
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I been making hd-dvds from tivo files. but if blu-ray wins. I will have
to make blu-ray dvds from tivo files:( the blu-ray software(nero 8) I
tried has to convert it to mpg 4. And that takes hours. Hd-dvd just uses
the hd mpeg 2 file. so thies no converting needed.
................................
And that's why the rivalry is'nt over.;-)
AVCHD and Blu-Ray takes forever and ever to encode thanks to the AVCHD
format I think.
But why bother? Your HD-DVD is as good as new and You can buy all that You
want.
**** Warner! They can stick their "300". Give me Paramount "Babel" instead
and Dreamworks "Shrek".;-)

If You are about to convert to "Blu-Ray" The demand is Seperate Duo Zeon
processor machine!
Do You still thimk they have won?;-)))


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Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it tompg 4?
 

Lyrik wrote:
Den 05.01.2008 kl. 19:47 skrev
:

I been making hd-dvds from tivo files. but if blu-ray wins. I will
have to make blu-ray dvds from tivo files:( the blu-ray software(nero
8) I tried has to convert it to mpg 4. And that takes hours. Hd-dvd
just uses
the hd mpeg 2 file. so thies no converting needed.
...............................
And that's why the rivalry is'nt over.;-)
AVCHD and Blu-Ray takes forever and ever to encode thanks to the AVCHD
format I think.
But why bother? Your HD-DVD is as good as new and You can buy all that
You want.
**** Warner! They can stick their "300". Give me Paramount "Babel"
instead and Dreamworks "Shrek".;-)

If You are about to convert to "Blu-Ray" The demand is Seperate Duo Zeon
processor machine!
Do You still thimk they have won?;-)))


I made both a blu-ray dvd and a hd-dvd from tivo hd files before i
bought my hd-a3 hd-dvd player. the blu-ray took 10 hours to make a 30
min disc. hd-dvd took 30 min including burning the dvd. That made up my
mind to get the hd-dvd player instead of blu-ray.

Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it to mpg 4?
 

On Sat, 05 Jan 2008 22:00:13 GMT wrote:

| I made both a blu-ray dvd and a hd-dvd from tivo hd files before i
| bought my hd-a3 hd-dvd player. the blu-ray took 10 hours to make a 30
| min disc. hd-dvd took 30 min including burning the dvd. That made up my
| mind to get the hd-dvd player instead of blu-ray.

All this because you have a tivo that stores in the old mpeg 2 format?

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Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it tompg 4?
 

Is there anyway to make a blu-ray dvd without converting it tompg 4?
 

Bill's News wrote:
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et...
I been making hd-dvds from tivo files. but if blu-ray wins. I
will have to make blu-ray dvds from tivo files:( the blu-ray
software(nero 8) I tried has to convert it to mpg 4. And that
takes hours. Hd-dvd just uses
the hd mpeg 2 file. so thies no converting needed.

Here's an idea, just stop doing it! If you must archive your
TiVo files, do it as MPEG2 HD, the format it is most likely
already in. If the files need cut-edits, use VideoReDo and save
the output to HDD.

I've literally hundreds of HDTV captures saved this way from PC
captures, with nowhere near the effort you're putting into even
HD-DVD copies. OK, you've got an HD player, but is that really
the only way you can get your HD pictures on to your TV? I've
got an HD/BR player too, NONE of my HDTV captures has ever seen
its laser.




I do that to sometimes. I also use video redo. I can save them to dvd as
mpegs and then upload them back to my tivo to watch them. But its so
much easier just to play them on my hd-dvd player.

I guess i can save the mpegs and make the hd-dvds

I sure wont buy a blu-ray player till price gets to around 200.00

and theres not many movies i can watch more then once so i use netflix.