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Discussion in 'HD DVD discussion' started by mo_mo, Aug 7, 2007.

  1. mo_mo

    mo_mo Guest

    Hi everyone!

    I was wondering if some one could lend me their expertise!
    Ok bascially i wanted to know if it possible to burn a x264 stream in a mkv container onto a normal dvd and play it and watch it?

    The original movie is a 720p HD-DVD down to 4.37GB.

    Or will i need a dual layer dvd to enjoy the movie?

    If i dont make any sense im sorry and just let me know and ill try to explain better...

    Thanks
     
  2. diabolos

    diabolos Guest

    Play it on what? It won't play on a DVD player but it will on a computer.

    Why MKV?

    Plus the 720p file would have to be down converted to 480i to play on a DVD player and it would have to be converted from H.264 (AVC) to MPEG-2. The MPEG-2 file would have to be placed into a VOB container for 100% certainty of playback.

    Ced
     
  3. mo_mo

    mo_mo Guest

    Thanks alot! A perfect answer, everthing i was looking to find out!!

    Thanks again Ced
     
  4. rarthurb

    rarthurb Member

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    I think what he was asking is if the file were saved as a data file could he save and play it off of a regular dvd drive. I think he could, but not in reg DVD Movie format, only as a data file in h264. Can some add some input to this. I have watched HD trailers streamed to my computer without a HighDefinition drive.
     

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