#Tmpgenc authoring works 5 mkv pro#
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#Tmpgenc authoring works 5 mkv mac#

The first thing to take note of I think is that the SD resolution needs to be interlaced - you cannot use 23.976 or 24p, and you most definitely cannot use 25p or 29.97p - everything in SD must be interlaced so all footage in SD NTSC must therefore be at 29.97, ideally upper field first but if source was all BFF then it is vitally important to not change this without checking the results on an old style glass monitor, as LCD panels will not reveal interlacing artefacts and if you get those in the final encode it will ruin your day. wmv - this is the old Windows Media Video 9 type)ДЈ - MPEG-2 - not (and this is important) configured for DVD though and available as. bsf (the latter may not be in Encore)Дў - VC-1 (as. 720x480 allowing a frame rate of 29.97iД«etter still, you also have 3 different codecs available to youДЎ - H264/AVC as.

Blu-ray has several legal frame rates & sizes as follows: I know I bought it just to attempt one file format conversion, which it did a pretty good job of that time although did let me down on a completely different project but I ramble on and digress, as I am prone to doing. Worry about this later and I only mention it as you earlier dismissed the TMPG tool as a suggested workaround for being too expensive which at $100 is - for what it is capable of - incredibly cheap.

#Tmpgenc authoring works 5 mkv mac#

You have an issue right there though, as Mac are just not Blu friendly.

#Tmpgenc authoring works 5 mkv software#

If you are going to be doing a lot of this, I can warn you in advance you will end up collecting some very eclectic software along the way as utilities seem to help no end. The best place to begin is to know what your spec legal options are (so we can discover if the issue is in Encore (in which case we need to find an alternate solution) or in what you are trying to attempt. The difficulty, as you have discovered - is always the file type needs to be correct. It should be perfectly permissible to use both HD & SD on one disc in Blu-ray.

I can understand the frustration here - getting supplied files to the correct specs can be an unbelievably frustrating experience. This thread from 2010 has someone encountering a similar problem which they were able to solve by demuxing the streams and using TMP GENC Authoring Works to save the video in a Blu-ray legal format without needing to re-encode, but that software is both expensive and not compatible with macOS which are both problems for me.Дoes anyone know of ways to accomplish this same goal without using TMP? I'd like to be able to fit this on a single BD-DL which is absolutely doable with the original file sizes, but is impossible after PrePro makes them 3.5 times larger.

#Tmpgenc authoring works 5 mkv pro#

I can make it Blu-ray legal by taking it into Premiere Pro and exporting it as an MPEG2 Blu-ray file, but even without the audio track (which I've demuxed separately), that nearly quadruples the file size (1.32 GB up to 4.68 GB).

All of the HD video files I bring into Encore as M2TS files are accepted as Blu-ray legal (as indicated by the transcode settings defaulting to 'Do Not Transcode'), but none of the SD video seems to work without Encore wanting to transcode it. Hi, I'm trying to build a Blu-ray project that has a mix of HD and SD video.