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I'm looking for any good USB 4K/UHD for AnyDVDHD/DeUHD and still be available? Thanks

I like the idea of keeping an exact copy of a disk (either as an .iso or as a folder with the BDMV/CERTIFICATE). However to stream thoses a PS3 and SmartTV, so far I had to convert them to a single .m2ts file. I wonder is there is a software that can use a iso or a BDMV folder and stream...

Thanks You are right. I guess the video quality is already maxed out..

Clown_BD does the job pretty easy, except that even if I select DVD9 as the output, all my movies are about 2.5-4 gig in size instead of being around 6-7 for a DVD-DL (DVD9), anyone know how to fix this, or recommend another software? Thanks

Thanks a LOT! This feature is pretty much hidden... before that I tried unsuccessfully: AVStoDVD, and Clown_BD (yea, it fail, it ran into a loop and created a 130GB file that was unplayable)...

I tried it, and it dosen't seem to do mpeg-2 (dvd) it only re-build bluray for smaller disk such as DVD but in x264. Which is not supported by most DVD player, you need a BlueRay player to play them.... :( Back to square one...

I dont need fancy menus, ads, but would like 2 language. The main reason is to play them in a minivan. I currently rip all my bluray movies to m2ts files for streaming. So what would be the best way to make DVD9 either from BD disc or m2ts file (and how?)

I have a Windows2008Server and a Win7 client, when copying file the network is very fast, about 500-700 Mbps, but when playing a M2TS (Bluray) from the share, the speed is inconsitant around 15-25Mbps, and the video/sound shutter a lot. I have tried with Media Player and VLC, they both do the...

So to answer my own question, it seem that PowerDVD only play direct from the drive of from a ripped .iso But ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre does allow to play from the Drive, from a ripped folder, so sharing a a bluray drive, enabling AnyDVD HD, and mapping that drive to another computer, and...

bump! Anyone?

Hello, I have a desktop computer with a BD drive, I tried to share it and play BD movie on a remote computer, but because of DRM this seem to fail. Would AnyDVD hd allow me to do this somehow? Play a BD movie from a remote computer directly from the disk (without ripping it first). In...

Ok so another question, So I can take M2TS file without conversion if It's H.264, if it's VC1 then I need to convert it to H.264. End result for the video is a H.264 movie. Then for the audio part, can any audio stream be converted to LPCM, or to another lossless format that I can remux...

Well, apparently it WORKS! I guess that was just a test file, but I think a real movie would work just as well. So I was able to add 2 AC3 audio stream and one LPCM(WAV) with one H.264 video stream inside a .m2ts file and stream it with PS3 MediaServer (also work with Tversity) to my PS3. I...

Quick question, I can't seem to add a new audio stream into the m2ts file. Here is what I tried: Open the file in tsRemux, it show a AVC video and a Dobly digital audio stream. Now I need to add a new audio stream, but I need to get one from somewhere, I have tried to click the audio...

Unfortunatly I dont have A BD drive or Anydvd (yet), But I am currently downloading a demo HD file (which is a m2ts file). I will try to add another audio stream to it. We'll see if it work, that the closest I can get to a real rip without a a BD drive.

Allright here we go again.. I did some test with a MP4 file (since I don't have any m2ts), I hope they are similar. Basically I took a MP4 file (a HD Movie Trailer in H.264). Using YAMB, I've added a second audio stream (in AAC), and save the file again as a MP4. They I tried to...

Ok thanks for your answer. Can anyone confirm if there is anyway of having two audio stream in one file(m2ts, mkv, etc) that the ps3 can stream & switch between the 2 audio? Btw the PS3 has a Gig Ethernet port.

Hello, I am considering buying AnyDvd HD to save all my movies to Hard Drive. But unfortunatly from what I've read it might not be as easy as Rip & Play... Here is what I would like to do: 1) Have an exact copy of the original BD. (So I can re-burn to 50gb BD later) 2) Have the full movies in...