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HD-DVD to Blu-Ray Conversion !
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HD-DVD to Blu-Ray Conversion Guide
Software Required
==============
EVOdemux (free)
tsMuxeR (free)
TsRemux (free)
If your HD-DVD is AVC H.264
H264Info (free)
If your HD-DVD is VC-1
vc1conv v0.2 (v0.1 won't work)
If you want to compress the HD audio track to save space
eac3to (free)
Nero HD-DVD/Blu-Ray Plugin (commercial £15.99) ONLY works with Nero v7
Sonic Cineplayer DVD Decoder Pack (commercial £9.99)
If you haven't got a Blu-Ray burner
TSSplitter (free)
for burning...
IMGBurn 2.4.0.0 (free)
or
Nero 8 (commercial £49.99)
Guide
====
This Guide assumes you have already ripped the HD-DVD movie to your hard disk in .EVO format and have the above
software installed. Due to potential piracy issues this Guide will not go into HD-DVD ripping or how to obtain
the software listed above.
1. Load up EVOdemux and open the first .EVO file from your HVDVD_TS folder (ie. FEATURE_1.EVO)
Select the Video/Audio tab and make sure you only have one tick in the H.264.stream.0 box and one tick in the highest quality audio track available (truehd > dtshd > dd+).
Select the Subpicture tab and remove all ticks.
Finally click on Demux to generate a video .mpv file and an audio .mpa file. It might be a good idea at this point to rename these files into
something more meaningful and move them to an easy to find place like c:\videos. You should also rename the audio.mpa to (audio.thd > audio.dts > audio.dd+).
2. If your video file is AVC H.264 goto 2a, if it's VC-1 then goto 2b
2a. Load up H264info and select your video.mpv file as the source. Select an output File name (ie. c:\videos\video1.mpv).
Put a tick in the Remove pulldown box and enter an Output frameRate as 23.976
Click on Start
2b. It would be a good idea at this point to rename your video.mpv to video_original.vc1.
Click start > run and type in cmd. Click ok.
In the MS-DOS window navigate to your vc1conv folder and run the command:
vc1conv c:\videos\video_original.vc1 c:\videos\video.vc1
3. Click start > run and type in cmd. Click ok.
In the MS-DOS window navigate to your eac3to folder and run the command:
(NOTE: If your video was VC-1 then you need to add -StripPulldown at the end of the command)
for truehd:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.thd" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -libav -640
for dtshd:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.dts" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -sonic -640
for dolby digital plus:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.dd+" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -nero -640
4. Load up tsMuxeR and add in your video file from H264Info or vc1conv and your audio file from eac3to. Change the fps to 24000/1001.
Select .ts muxing and enter an Output filename (ie. c:\videos\video.ts)
Click on Start muxing
If you haven't got a Blu-Ray burner and want to make DVD-5 or DVD-9 AVCHD discs then you need to cut the .ts file into smaller segments.
Load up TSSplitter and import your video.ts file. Select wish disc you wish to create (DVD-5 or DVD-9) and click go but DONT click start.
Now, this next part might sound weird but it's the best way of making everything work....especially if you are working with VC-1 as they don't like being split into multiple parts. In the middle part of TSSplitter make a note of each discs start time. Now exit out of TSSplitter.
5. Load up TsRemux and drag in your video.ts file created from tsMuxer. Put a tick next to both the video and audio and
select Blu-Ray as the Output Format. It might be a good idea to change the chapter points to 10min intervals. If you have a Blu-Ray burner click on Remux. If you want to author to a DVD-5 or a DVD-9 AVCHD you need to alter the Trim Beginning and the Trim End to achieve the correct output filesize. Use the start times you got from step4.
6. Load up Nero and choose either Blu-Ray / DVD UDF disc. Manually change the UDF version to be 2.5. You want to turn multisession off and close the disc. Drag both your BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders to your disc structure and burn. This is the same process for BD-R/BD-RE/DVD-5/DVD-9 etc etc
NOTES:
With this guide you don't get menus(which is impossible to get), subtitles(after VC-1 is done people may care about that), and only one audio stream which you pick (after subtiles are done people may care about that).
Some steps of this guide might look so if you do things twice or something like that, but if you follow every step of it, you can be sure the result will be in sync and the picture isn't reencoded the audio is(with Sonic filters so that is good enough). You really can live with the quality.
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=13783
Στο forum της slysoft εχει ενα αναλυτικο οδηγο για την μετατροπη hddvd σε bluray ! :cool_4:
Ιδου !!!
HD-DVD to Blu-Ray Conversion Guide
Software Required
==============
EVOdemux (free)
tsMuxeR (free)
TsRemux (free)
If your HD-DVD is AVC H.264
H264Info (free)
If your HD-DVD is VC-1
vc1conv v0.2 (v0.1 won't work)
If you want to compress the HD audio track to save space
eac3to (free)
Nero HD-DVD/Blu-Ray Plugin (commercial £15.99) ONLY works with Nero v7
Sonic Cineplayer DVD Decoder Pack (commercial £9.99)
If you haven't got a Blu-Ray burner
TSSplitter (free)
for burning...
IMGBurn 2.4.0.0 (free)
or
Nero 8 (commercial £49.99)
Guide
====
This Guide assumes you have already ripped the HD-DVD movie to your hard disk in .EVO format and have the above
software installed. Due to potential piracy issues this Guide will not go into HD-DVD ripping or how to obtain
the software listed above.
1. Load up EVOdemux and open the first .EVO file from your HVDVD_TS folder (ie. FEATURE_1.EVO)
Select the Video/Audio tab and make sure you only have one tick in the H.264.stream.0 box and one tick in the highest quality audio track available (truehd > dtshd > dd+).
Select the Subpicture tab and remove all ticks.
Finally click on Demux to generate a video .mpv file and an audio .mpa file. It might be a good idea at this point to rename these files into
something more meaningful and move them to an easy to find place like c:\videos. You should also rename the audio.mpa to (audio.thd > audio.dts > audio.dd+).
2. If your video file is AVC H.264 goto 2a, if it's VC-1 then goto 2b
2a. Load up H264info and select your video.mpv file as the source. Select an output File name (ie. c:\videos\video1.mpv).
Put a tick in the Remove pulldown box and enter an Output frameRate as 23.976
Click on Start
2b. It would be a good idea at this point to rename your video.mpv to video_original.vc1.
Click start > run and type in cmd. Click ok.
In the MS-DOS window navigate to your vc1conv folder and run the command:
vc1conv c:\videos\video_original.vc1 c:\videos\video.vc1
3. Click start > run and type in cmd. Click ok.
In the MS-DOS window navigate to your eac3to folder and run the command:
(NOTE: If your video was VC-1 then you need to add -StripPulldown at the end of the command)
for truehd:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.thd" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -libav -640
for dtshd:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.dts" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -sonic -640
for dolby digital plus:-
eac3to "c:\videos\audio.dd+" "c:\videos\audio.ac3" -nero -640
4. Load up tsMuxeR and add in your video file from H264Info or vc1conv and your audio file from eac3to. Change the fps to 24000/1001.
Select .ts muxing and enter an Output filename (ie. c:\videos\video.ts)
Click on Start muxing
If you haven't got a Blu-Ray burner and want to make DVD-5 or DVD-9 AVCHD discs then you need to cut the .ts file into smaller segments.
Load up TSSplitter and import your video.ts file. Select wish disc you wish to create (DVD-5 or DVD-9) and click go but DONT click start.
Now, this next part might sound weird but it's the best way of making everything work....especially if you are working with VC-1 as they don't like being split into multiple parts. In the middle part of TSSplitter make a note of each discs start time. Now exit out of TSSplitter.
5. Load up TsRemux and drag in your video.ts file created from tsMuxer. Put a tick next to both the video and audio and
select Blu-Ray as the Output Format. It might be a good idea to change the chapter points to 10min intervals. If you have a Blu-Ray burner click on Remux. If you want to author to a DVD-5 or a DVD-9 AVCHD you need to alter the Trim Beginning and the Trim End to achieve the correct output filesize. Use the start times you got from step4.
6. Load up Nero and choose either Blu-Ray / DVD UDF disc. Manually change the UDF version to be 2.5. You want to turn multisession off and close the disc. Drag both your BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders to your disc structure and burn. This is the same process for BD-R/BD-RE/DVD-5/DVD-9 etc etc
NOTES:
With this guide you don't get menus(which is impossible to get), subtitles(after VC-1 is done people may care about that), and only one audio stream which you pick (after subtiles are done people may care about that).
Some steps of this guide might look so if you do things twice or something like that, but if you follow every step of it, you can be sure the result will be in sync and the picture isn't reencoded the audio is(with Sonic filters so that is good enough). You really can live with the quality.
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=13783
