- #Makemkv vs dvdfab movie#
- #Makemkv vs dvdfab Pc#
- #Makemkv vs dvdfab iso#
- #Makemkv vs dvdfab windows 7#
IF anyone have any questions or may be can add (may be I am missing something) let me know.
#Makemkv vs dvdfab movie#
So here it is, Full movie in about 10 minutes with better quality and it plays on TV if needed. Well I was wrong, TV perfectly play this MKV without problem. So I was thinking this kind of mkv will not be played on TV because TV can't decode native AVC codec. But sometimes I like to connect hard drive via USB straight to my tv and TV connected to AVR using HDMI with ARC included in stream.
#Makemkv vs dvdfab Pc#
I have PC Media server with XBMC and HDMI out so I can get nice HD sound out and have best picture quality, that I use all the time. I had one concern about all this not making H.264 codec, my Samsung TV. Writing library : libebml v0.7.8 + libmatroska v0.8.1Ĭhannel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE
I did removed 3 other non HD sound tracks with other languages.
#Makemkv vs dvdfab iso#
I guess my question is, I am right you do get "source" quality video and smaller file by NOT encoding it with H.264 ? This MKV is only 26.4 GB when original ISO is over 40GB. I just tried to get gladiator bluray ISO and I end up with smaller file and much better picture quality, and also no encoding needed I managed to get an MKV within 10 minutes. Now with sound everything is the same you select same as source and here you got 7.1MA, but with video I found that by selecting same as source (copy video) you get much better quality of video than if you select custom H.264 and will put 30000 kbps in bit rate box.
In the past I wanted to create an MKV file with maximum quality of video and sound in 7.1MA. Now you can create an MKV from let's say untouched BD50 by not using H.264 like before but by selecting copy video box or passthrough profile. Latest version of DVDFab 9.0.7.0 have something very interesting. They're long-time exhibitors at CES, Cedia, etc.Hi guys, I am just trying to confirm something. I don't know but assume his company is on good legal standing. > 2) Has your friend obtained the proper releases (or possibly paid for) for using clips from commercial videos? Nevertheless, I hope there's someone here who's interested in using MakeMKV in a similar manner. Other times its the combination of parties that's the problem. These kinds of problems are often difficult to solve because there are so many "parties" involved. This means the only variable is the MKV ripper/generator (i.e. The splitting tool, MKVmerge, is always run the same way regardless of who created the source MKV. A second correlation is the problem never occurs when DVDfab is used to create the MKV. One correlation we have now is that the problem always occurs when MakeMKV is used to create the source MKV. > 1) Have you logged the video and audio codecs used with each clip - to see if there's any correlation with codecs and your problem?Īll appear to be VC-1 and AC3. Any suggestions for making this flow work with MakeMKV? Has anyone experienced this problem before?Ģ. I have posted this issue at Western Digital's Community forum, no good feedback yet.ġ. The full-length MKV's created by MakeMKV and DVDfab play fine and are in sync.ġ0.
Explicitly specifying the video frame rate in MKVmerge makes no difference.ĩ. The only non-default options used in MKVmerge was to specify two timecodes (hh:mm:ss) where splits in the timeline should occur.Ĩ. The latest WDTV Live+ production 1.03.29 and beta 1.03.38 firmware were used. Header compression was turned OFF when MKVmerge 4.3 was used (to avoid an issue the WDTV has with compression).Ħ. Tried MKVmerge 4.3 and 4.0, no diffs in behavior.ĥ. Tried MakeMKV 1.58 and 1.60, no diffs in behavior.Ĥ. This problem only occurs for blu-ray discs (many titles have been tried).
#Makemkv vs dvdfab windows 7#
The short clips play fine on a Windows 7 PC using MPC Home Cinema.Ģ. The audio sync problem only occurs when the playback device is a WDTV. MakeMKV -> MKV -> MKVmerge 4.0 (timecode split) -> 3 MKV filesĭVDfab -> MKV -> MKVmerge 4.3 (timecode split, header-compression off) -> 3 MKV filesĭVDfab -> MKV -> MKVmerge 4.0 (timecode split) -> 3 MKV filesġ. MakeMKV -> MKV -> MKVmerge 4.3 (timecode split, header-compression off) -> 3 MKV files But when I replace MakeMKV with DVDfab in my tool flow, the problem goes away (audio in all split clips are in sync). These 2 to 3 minute clips will be used by a friend to demo his product at this week's CEDIA Expo in Atlanta (he'll be in the Sony booth for anyone who might be attending).Ĭlips split out from a full-length MKV created by MakeMKV have an audio sync delay at the beginning of the clip. I've been using MakeMKV and MKVmerge to create short video clips to play on a WDTV Live+.
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