what is the best video converter to create m-HD files, for Linux (ubuntu).
iv seen the tute in this forum but that seems long and don't think that would work with linux...
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what is the best video converter to create m-HD files, for Linux (ubuntu).
iv seen the tute in this forum but that seems long and don't think that would work with linux...
What the hell is m-HD?
Micro-hd, lol
I'm thinking the tutorial maybe able to run through wine maybe or not?
http://filesharingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=349844
best? who knows but depending on the source media, either makemkv, handbrake or megui in a vbox vm
Oh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123
Just want software just to convert any type of file to m-hd (mkv), so not looking for any pro software to rip a blu-ray and then convert just looking for something to convert hd rips into smaller m-hd mkv files
Thanks will check it out and report backQuote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyOh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123
Got handbrake to work, didn't need makedvd since not ripping direct from disc, wanted to try MeGUI but couldn't find noob guide to setup vbox vmQuote:
Originally Posted by krackt
Tried this but couldn't get output to mkv only avi via command lineQuote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyOh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123
Which codec are you using to encode? Are you sure you're using x264?Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123
erm i could find out how to install that i didn't know of any codec.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyWhich codec are you using to encode? Are you sure you're using x264?Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123
It should all kind of come together, but I can't recall and have no way to test it nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by esco123erm i could find out how to install that i didn't know of any codec.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
To clarify, x264 is an encoding tool for encoding videos in the H.264/AVC format. From what you posted earlier, it sounds like you encoded with XVID (the H.263/DIVX format), and that would be the reason it was put into an AVI container.
i followed this link but i wanted mkv output. and input any hd file. but could get it to output to mkv.