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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: abdulmuhsee on Mon, 04 March 2019, 22:13:23
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So, I've downloaded several blu-ray burners and am apparently too stupid to figure out how to burn videos to disc. I just want to put some videos on a disc and have them play in a blu-ray player, but they all ask me for BDMV or VIDEO_TS folders or something. Is there software out there where I can just drop the files in a box and it makes me a video blu-ray?
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That isn't what you want to do.
Most smart tvs will play "many file formats" directly from a usb drive.
If that doesn't work. You'd still want some sort of HTPC attached to the TV for best quality playback, or a laptop.
MPCHC + Madvr (software combo) is the highest quality Playback (signal wise) on the market. *(It's Free)
In terms of COST, it's cheaper to buy Harddrives than it is to burn discs.
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That isn't what you want to do.
Most smart tvs will play "many file formats" directly from a usb drive.
If that doesn't work. You'd still want some sort of HTPC attached to the TV for best quality playback, or a laptop.
MPCHC + Madvr (software combo) is the highest quality Playback (signal wise) on the market. *(It's Free)
In terms of COST, it's cheaper to buy Harddrives than it is to burn discs.
But... I want the shows in a case on the shelf XD.
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But... I want the shows in a case on the shelf XD.
Not against' displays, but, the cost in this case is ~ 10:1.
The bluray burning programs require bluray structure, and the file must be in the right format. If they're re-encoded, you'd have to transcode them back into the original format and container.