On Wed, 17 Sep 2014 02:52:02 GMT, nobody <nobody@nowhere.org> wrote:
>On Mon, 15 Sep 2014 20:50:45 -0500, Colonel Buckshot wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 14 Sep 2014 18:36:27 GMT, was@another.address (Same Guy)
>> wrote:
>>
>> Oh, cheez. Don't tell me encoders are starting to use 10bit on mp4's,
>> too. Bad enough the anime techie whiz kids are pulling this stuff on
>> some of their mkv's. (Not you, Sameguy. You just post what you find
>> elsewhere.)
>>
>> I suspect 10bit mp4's will have the same problem playing on a standalone
>> media player as 10bit mkv's do, so I recommend you use MKVMergeGUI to
>> convert the mp4 to an mkv, then use your standard routine for converting
>> a 10bit mkv to an 8bit. (see below)
>>
>> Next use MKVMergeGUI again to remux the converted 8bit video with the
>> original audio to get a usable 8bit mkv. Whether you feel the need to
>> convert again to another mp4 for uniformity with the other episodes is
>> up to you.
>>
>> Search YouTube for "convert 10bit to 8bit mkv" and you'll find several
>> videos describing how to convert 10 to 8 bit. Easy procedure once you
>> install a few utilities and batch files: drag, drop, and wait. Episode 9
>> is fairly small, so it only took a few minutes to convert, and less than
>> a minute to remux.
>>
>> Wish these whiz-bangers would leave the 10bit stuff to anime, and leave
>> JDrama alone.
>>
>> Colonel Buckshot
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>I just use Handbrake, does it all in one pass.
>
>Regards
>
>OAK
Thanks for the suggestion. Had never used Handbrake, but downloaded
it, tried it, and it did a nice job. Always new technology simplifying
things. Thanks.
Colonel Buckshot
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