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-horn-
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Inscrit le: 19 Nov 2003
Messages: 1745
Localisation: 49584 Fürstenau und Bremen
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03 Juin 2004 @ 10:07 |
 
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hi,
as a mentioned in the german part of the forum i had an idea.
is it possible to repalce the *.vob mpeg container files with hdtv mpeg or even wmvhd files of the same movie, but using it with the ramaining menues etc?
so we could have both, the comfort of the dvd but in combination of the image quality.
i know that it wouldnt be possible to play the dvd in a normal dvd player anymore.
i am sking, because in my opinion the menue on the german tomb raider wmvhd dvd really sucks! |
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HDTV4ever
SDTV PAL
Inscrit le: 29 Juil 2003
Messages: 67
Localisation: Sweden
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03 Juin 2004 @ 19:20 |
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try to play around with dvd-lab, it can relax the requirements of the mpeg2-movie, and still generate a valid DVD as long as you don't play the movie... Think that it runs with HD mpeg2 |
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HDTV4ever
SDTV PAL
Inscrit le: 29 Juil 2003
Messages: 67
Localisation: Sweden
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-horn-
Secondary Master
Inscrit le: 19 Nov 2003
Messages: 1745
Localisation: 49584 Fürstenau und Bremen
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04 Sept 2004 @ 03:38 |
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hmmmm,
is there a demo / trail version? i dont want to buy anything without having a test 
but only mpeg2? that sucks, i want also mpeg4 and wmvhd |
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HDTV4ever
SDTV PAL
Inscrit le: 29 Juil 2003
Messages: 67
Localisation: Sweden
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04 Sept 2004 @ 18:34 |
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Try a beta of the latest PRO version here:
http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/historypro.html
MS also had a PR message up somewhere about releaseing on of the more expensive DVD auth apps soon with WMV9 support, I'll try to find that PR and you'll know which one will support WMV9 soon (or already)... |
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HDTV4ever
SDTV PAL
Inscrit le: 29 Juil 2003
Messages: 67
Localisation: Sweden
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The link:
http://www.sonic.com/pr/news/2004/april/nab-wmvhd.asp
And the whole PR in case the above stops working:
Microsoft and Sonic Unveil DVD Authoring Application for Windows Media High-Definition Video
Sonic Launches WMV HD Beta Program for DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition
NAB 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada (April 19, 2004) - Microsoft Corp. and Sonic Solutions today unveiled DVD Producer™ – WMV HD Edition, a special version of Sonic's award-winning professional authoring application that supports the production of DVD titles using Microsoft® Windows Media® High Definition Video (WMV HD). WMV HD delivers dramatically superior image quality with high-definition video at data rates comparable to standard-definition DVD video.
Sonic is launching a beta program for DVD Producer WMV HD Edition to provide high- end professional facilities early access to this ground-breaking technology so that they can build exciting high-definition experiences using WMV HD for playback on Windows XP PCs. Production companies interested in joining the beta program are welcome to contact Sonic via email at hdbeta@sonic.com.
"Sonic's DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition leverages Sonic's many years of industry-leading DVD-authoring expertise to provide video production facilities and content providers with a powerful solution for creating high-definition DVD content for playback on Windows-based PCs," said Dave Fester, general manager of the Windows Client Group at Microsoft. "Sonic's beta program will serve to jump-start WMV HD title creation in the professional authoring industry."
"We've been providing our clients like MGM and Lion's Gate with high-definition services for some time, and Microsoft's WMV HD provides us with a solid way to deliver content in HD," said Morgan Holly, managing director at Ascent Media DVD in Santa Monica, California. "Sonic DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition will allow us to build on the power of this exciting technology for our most demanding customers."
"Millions of consumers are using Windows Media Player 9 Series and Windows XP for video and DVD playback; WMV HD is a great way to deliver high-definition video content to a large audience today," said Rolf Hartley, senior vice president and general manager of the Professional Products Group at Sonic. "DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition and our new beta program will allow high-end post facilities and the Hollywood film community to get involved with WMV HD in order to create stand-alone titles and exciting HD bonus content for standard definition feature film DVDs."
Sonic is showcasing DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition in the Sonic booth (Booth No. SL4736) and Microsoft booth (Booth No. SL5445) at NAB. The demonstration highlights tight integration with Avid Technology Inc.'s nonlinear video workstations and focuses on the preparation of high-definition video and authoring using Sonic's new application. DVD Producer – WMV HD Edition is targeted for release in September of this year.
Production companies interested in joining the beta program should contact Sonic via e mail at hdbeta@sonic.com.
About Windows Media
Windows Media is the leading digital media platform, used by consumers, content providers, solution providers, software developers and corporations throughout the world. The Windows Media 9 Series platform includes Windows Media Player 9 Series; Windows Media Services 9 Series, the powerful streaming server feature in Windows Serverâ„¢ 2003 for distributing content; Windows Media Encoder 9 Series for content creation; Windows Media Audio and Video 9 Series for the best-quality audio and video; Windows Media Digital Rights Management to help protect content; and the Windows Media Software Development Kit for software developers to develop digital media products and services. Windows Media Player, available in 26 languages, is now the leading media player. More information about Windows Media can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia/.
About Sonic Solutions
Based in Marin County, California, Sonic Solutions (Nasdaq SNIC) (http://www.sonic.com/) is the world's leading supplier of DVD creation software for professional, industrial and consumer applications. The majority of major film releases on DVD have been produced on Sonic's professional DVD authoring systems in studios around the world. Sonic's MyDVD® and DVDit!® are the most widely used DVD creation applications by consumers and video enthusiasts and are the solutions of choice among the key PC and after-market drive suppliers. Sonic's RecordNow!™ is a leading solution for audio and data mastering. Sonic's AuthorScript®, the DVD and CD formatting and burning engine that underlies Sonic's applications, is the most widely deployed DVD software engine and has been licensed by Adobe, Microsoft, Sony and many others.
About Microsoft
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
Microsoft, Windows Media, Windows and Windows Server are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the United States and/or other countries. Sonic, the Sonic logo, Backup MyPC, CinePlayer, PrePlay, DVD Producer, Edit-on-DVD, HyperMux DL, NoNOISE, Sonic PrimeTime, RecordNow! Simple Backup, Sonic JumpSafe and Sonic SmartBalance are trademarks of Sonic Solutions. AuthorScript, AutoDVD, DVDit!, DVD Fusion, MyDVD, OpenDVD, PrePlay, ReelDVD, Scenarist, Sonic DVD Creator and Sonic Solutions are registered trademarks of Sonic Solutions. All other company or product names are trademarks of their respective owners and, in some cases, are used by Sonic under license. Specifications, pricing and delivery schedules are subject to change without notice. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
For more information, press only:
Paul Lefebvre, Sonic Solutions, (415) 893-8000, paul_lefebvre@sonic.com
Wayne Hickey, Weber Shandwick for Microsoft, (425) 452-5481, whickey@webershandwick.com
Ken Birge, Weber Shandwick for Microsoft, (425) 452-5484, kbirge@webershandwick.com
Note to editors: If you are interested in viewing additional information on Microsoft, please visit the Microsoft Web page at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/ on Microsoft's corporate information pages. Web links, telephone numbers and titles were correct at time of publication, but may since have changed. For additional assistance, journalists and analysts may contact Microsoft's Rapid Response Team or other appropriate contacts listed at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/contactpr.asp. |
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hd-addict
SDTV NTSC
Inscrit le: 01 Mai 2006
Messages: 22
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06 Avr 2007 @ 22:23 |
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cool idea, any progress so far?
although there are hd-dvd and blu-ray available now, it would be fun to use the menues on homebrewed mini hd-dvds  .
cya |
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Dobie
TV Newbie
Inscrit le: 10 Oct 2008
Messages: 2
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10 Oct 2008 @ 15:56 |
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| hd-addict a écrit: | cool idea, any progress so far?
although there are hd-dvd and blu-ray available now, it would be fun to use the menues on homebrewed mini hd-dvds .
cya |
I have a Topfield 7700 HSCI and I now and then record programs from Arte HD on a usb harddisc.
I use TmepgEnc4XP to convert TS stream with HD content to mpg files (*.m2t).
I try to keep as close to the original as possible.
I then use the Womble Mpeg Video wizard DVD to make my own HD DVDs.
The Video wizard has an option to make DVD's (including menu's, chapters and so on) with a nonstandard format. So you can make vob-files in your VIDEO_TS map with bitrates of 25000 and more. When you set the encoder settings to automatic it does not even re-encode javascript:emoticon(' ')
I then use Powerdvd 7 to burn to a +R DL disc.
My Toshiba HD-EP10 reads this as regular DVD but you still have the high bitrates.
Regards,
Erik |
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