Werner Wesp
November 3rd, 2006, 04:30 AM
I was wandering (and just a little lazy to find it myself on internet) what compression your video needs to be in to be right for HD-DVD and/or blueraydisc?
It was a little fuzzy, but I read somewhere .m2t's won't be any good, the files need to be program-streams instead of transport streams. If a conversion like that is necessary, I wonder what the impact on the image quality is (or is it just a header-rearrangement issue)?
Will files compressed with other codecs also work within the HD-DVD specifications and/or blueraydisc specifications? WMV-HD? DivX-HD? MPEG 4? H.264? Cineform (no, I'm only dreaming that...)?
It was a little fuzzy, but I read somewhere .m2t's won't be any good, the files need to be program-streams instead of transport streams. If a conversion like that is necessary, I wonder what the impact on the image quality is (or is it just a header-rearrangement issue)?
Will files compressed with other codecs also work within the HD-DVD specifications and/or blueraydisc specifications? WMV-HD? DivX-HD? MPEG 4? H.264? Cineform (no, I'm only dreaming that...)?