Eric Pautsch
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Ah, I see…The only safe option would be use an older Mac. Ive never had luck with those converters
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Yeah…..all the replicators I know have thrown the DLTs in the trash. 🙂
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No reason to delivery on DLT. I haven’t done this in 3 years. Just delivery on pen drive or DVDr
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There were only 1 or 2 Sharp models way back when that needed the AUDIO_TS folder so its not needed anymore. How did you burn the new discs?
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A better site to ask this question would be https://www.videohelp.com
I used:
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/TsRemux
and
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/ProjectX
They worked fine
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Im a little embarrassed since I author Blu-Ray discs for a living but I was unaware that 1440×1080 MPEG2 stream have been added to the spec. Good work!
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I said H.262/MPEG 2 not H.264
He wasnt asking, he was stating this was his workflow and I was pointing him in the right direction 🙂 Sorry if I came off like an A hole
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If youve done this before why are you asking us? 🙂 Youre demuxing HDV with DVDSP?? Your either mistaken or really really high 🙂
This is incorrect. HDV is not compliant. Not even almost complaint 🙂 Encore will reencoding your file so why not encode correctly using Compressor to H.264 ?
Futhermore, 1440×1080 50i is only supported when encoded AVC or VC-1 only. I believe, since you know HDV is a H.262/MPEG-2 Part 2 based, its ready to drop into a BD authoring tool? This is not the case.
Here are the official specs
High Definition Video
1920x1080x59.94i(=29.97fps interlaced), 50i(=25fps interlaced) (16:9)
1920x1080x24p, 23.976p (16:9)
1440x1080x59.94i, 50i (16:9) AVC / VC-1 only
1440x1080x24p, 23.976p (16:9) AVC / VC-1 only
1280x720x59.94p, 50p (16:9)
1280x720x24p, 23.976p (16:9)
Standard Definition Video
720x480x59.94i (4:3/16:9)
720x576x50i (4:3/16:9) -
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….and the SD-2000 handles 23.98 fine for me. Back when I used it 🙂
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They dont make Hardware encoders anymore.