Non-standard AVCHD resolution

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  1. jjrdias

    jjrdias Member

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    Hi,

    I tried to create a Blu-Ray disk from an MKV file, using TSmuxer and/or MultiAVCHD, but couldn't get it to play the video - apparently because of the resolution (1280x544). Is there a way to add black borders and turn it into a 720p, AVCHD resolution compliant? Heard you can do it using MeGui and AVIsynth, or maybe even mkv2vob, creating an mt2s file, then TSmux'ing it.

    Is there a guide in the forums for this?
    Any help would be much appreciated.

    Thanks in advance.
     
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    There is a way for a temporary fix without re-encoding, multiAVCHD does this. I believe all you need to do is check the "non-compliant resolution" option.

    Check back at deank's thread at doom9 for more information regarding this.
     
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    Thanks for the quick reply, Odin.
    Will try your solution.

    Best wishes.
     
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    Am I being really dumb!?!? I can't find the 'non-compliant resolution' option anywhere. Could someone help me out here please?

    Thanks

    Ahhh! Found it. Quit the app and restarted it and it updated itself. Then I found it! Now to try it out.
     
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