Jurassic park part 1 of 10 But

Jurassic park part 1 of 10

But youre talking about 500 gb drives for 20 movies. If you transcode to MP4/h. 264 with AAC/AC3 or DTS audio, you can probably put 60 movies on that drive. Can i ask how you got VisualHub to work with M2TS files? Has it been included in a recent update? I have never been able to get it to work. VisualHub can deal with jurassic park part 1 of 10 but not all m2ts files that are encoded in DD. The latest Handbrake svn can also deal with some but not all m2ts files as well. In both cases, jurassic park part 1 of 10 m2ts files need their encryption removed. they should at least have blu-ray avaible in the Mac Pro considering it has the space and the people who need blu-ray the most are the pros who need that space and work with HD video. I think most people who would want a Blu-Ray drive ROM are those who would want to watch BR movies on their Macs. BR authors would be in a substantial minority. at first I thought, why would a macbook need a BR writer? It doesnt even have 1080p capable screen But it can drive a 1080p HD TV or projector at its native resolution. Well, I for one would love a Blu-Ray drive with Apple supported software in a new mac. Ive been waiting for a new Mac Pro with Blu-Ray for over two years now and keep holding out for it. I think movies with BD are great, but I think people do underestimate the large number of consumers out there with HD camcorders that would jump at the chance to film their home movies in HD and burn them in 1080p on a Blu-Ray disc. With Blu-Ray players under 300, this format will increasingly be getting more marketshare. no, i w3as talking about the fact that they can run windows if you ok then that makes sense then, mybad: a 10GB file will not be true HD, no where near if you ask me. You cant compress 15GB worth of data and think its going to look anything as good as the original 35GB disc. Can i ask how you got VisualHub to work with M2TS files? Has it been included in a recent update? I have never been able to get it to work. you can compress it down to that size. you have to remember that the BR disc just isnt 1 whole movie. it has extras, subtiles and everything else that goes with it! i would also know how to concert/compress with VH. : i would also know how to concert/compress with VH. : VH can in most circumstances deal with MPEG-2, H. 264 video and AC3 movies. It cannot handle any movie in VC-1 or DTS. If either of these are used, you have to transcode them to a format that VH can handle first. These apps are only available on the Windows side. Handbrake is still a work in progress for BR disc support, but its getting there. I hope it makes it to True-HD and DTS-HD transcoding to AC Not sure if itll ever get VC-1 support, though. Either way, it will not have decrypting abilities, so until something like AnyDVD HD arrives for OS X, it has to be done on Windows. Rip BD with AnyDVD HD my trial has expired, so I dont do this anymore not at the cost of the app. Drop into VH or open in HB svn for the transcode. Leave video at 1080p and drop the bit rate down to 10 mbps. Preserve AC3 passthrough. These work very well in Plex and Xbmc, and even VLC. Quicktime has some issues with them, though. mmmn I wouldnt mind going off to college with a new iMac with a blu-ray drive next year. Supporting a Blu-Ray drive doesnt necessarily mean we will be able to watch Blu-Ray movies on it. Just supporting the media would be a big jump for them. DVDs are too small for long term storage. External HDDs while not as portable are great back up options because you can load them up and store them easily. I never look forward to doing backups to DvD, my iTunes collection eats over ten of the things now and it takes forever.