Some time ago I made a rip of BD and leave them in h264 but I think the new version vc1 the left, or am I wrong?
The issue is that my "tv lg Infinia" vc1 not play. and I want makemkv create the mkv in h264, is this possible?
I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
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Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
Hi!
No, MakeMKV does nothing to alter the format of the videostream...
No, MakeMKV does nothing to alter the format of the videostream...
Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
Ok, thanks... you know a tool for convert easy and fast this mkv in vc1 to h264?setarip_old wrote:Hi!
No, MakeMKV does nothing to alter the format of the videostream...
Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
Try Handbrake, its easy enough for newbies
http://handbrake.fr/
http://handbrake.fr/
Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
thanks but i like best quality and Handbrake not lossless copy 1:1skittle wrote:Try Handbrake, its easy enough for newbies
http://handbrake.fr/
Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
Sorry if I didn't make it clear but since the disk is vc1 and your tv doesn't support vc1 then you can either:KCO.CL wrote: thanks but i like best quality and Handbrake not lossless copy 1:1
1) reencode with handbrake or similar ffmpeg/x264 gui
Or
2) buy a new playback device that supports vc1
those are your options, besides that there is nothing you can do. You can make a very good quality encode with handbrake.
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Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
I use "Staxrip" to convert VC1 to high quality h264 MKV's
Info: http://staxmedia.sourceforge.net/
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/staxmedia/
Info: http://staxmedia.sourceforge.net/
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/staxmedia/
Re: I want a mkv in h264, no vc1.
No such thing as 'lossless copy 1:1' when dealing with data already encoded in a lossy format.KCO.CL wrote:thanks but i like best quality and Handbrake not lossless copy 1:1skittle wrote:Try Handbrake, its easy enough for newbies
http://handbrake.fr/
VC1 is a lossy compression.
H264 is a lossy compression.
To go from lossy to lossy, you must de-compress/re-compress the video, and you will lose video quality in the process. No different than going from MP3 to MP3 or JPEG to JPEG. If the quality is real good to start with, and the quality of the re-encode is also very good then there may be no noticeable loss of quality.