Description
A Blu-ray rip runs to tens of gigabytes. Fitting it on an ordinary DVD for an old player usually means either wrecking the quality or fighting with command-line flags. BDtoAVCHD shrinks the job to one click: pick a Blu-ray folder or an MKV and it builds the AVCHD disc structure.
It does more than repackage. Video is re-encoded with x264 or x265 at a CRF and speed preset you choose, audio can be downmixed to DTS Core, and subtitles can be limited to forced captions, with ready-made options for common combos such as Spanish DTS-HD with PGS subtitles.
Blu-ray to AVCHD: reads a Blu-ray folder, m2ts or MKV and outputs an AVCHD disc that fits on a DVD, or BD5, BD9, BD25 and MKV.
You control the quality: trade quality for size with a CRF value and a speed preset, and the window tells you whether the current settings are good.
Pick audio and subtitles: choose which tracks to keep from the list, with the target audio format and subtitle handling (such as forced captions only) set separately.
Chapters and queue: chapter times are listed, and several jobs can be queued and run one after another, with progress and estimated time shown at the bottom.
It does more than repackage. Video is re-encoded with x264 or x265 at a CRF and speed preset you choose, audio can be downmixed to DTS Core, and subtitles can be limited to forced captions, with ready-made options for common combos such as Spanish DTS-HD with PGS subtitles.
Features
Blu-ray to AVCHD: reads a Blu-ray folder, m2ts or MKV and outputs an AVCHD disc that fits on a DVD, or BD5, BD9, BD25 and MKV.
You control the quality: trade quality for size with a CRF value and a speed preset, and the window tells you whether the current settings are good.
Pick audio and subtitles: choose which tracks to keep from the list, with the target audio format and subtitle handling (such as forced captions only) set separately.
Chapters and queue: chapter times are listed, and several jobs can be queued and run one after another, with progress and estimated time shown at the bottom.
