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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...
    Last edited by esco123; 01-16-2012 at 07:22 PM.

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    What the hell is m-HD?
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    Micro-hd, lol

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    I'm thinking the tutorial maybe able to run through wine maybe or not?

    https://filesharingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=349844

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    best? who knows but depending on the source media, either makemkv, handbrake or megui in a vbox vm

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    Quote Originally Posted by esco123 View Post
    Micro-hd, lol
    Oh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.
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    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

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    Micro-hd, lol
    Oh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.
    Thanks will check it out and report back

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    Quote Originally Posted by krackt View Post
    best? who knows but depending on the source media, either makemkv, handbrake or megui in a vbox vm
    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 vm





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    Micro-hd, lol
    Oh, I see. MEncoder then, encode just like any other file but set the resolution smaller.
    Tried this but couldn't get output to mkv only avi via command line
    Last edited by esco123; 01-19-2012 at 10:10 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by esco123 View Post
    Tried this but couldn't get output to mkv only avi via command line
    Which codec are you using to encode? Are you sure you're using x264?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjmacky View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by esco123 View Post
    Tried this but couldn't get output to mkv only avi via command line
    Which codec are you using to encode? Are you sure you're using x264?
    erm i could find out how to install that i didn't know of any codec.

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