Commonly back then, but these days it is available in AVI and popular ones also comes in HD flavors.

Dear All,

I'll be going down to KL this weekend and planning to get PoHD . May I know what is the best price I can get in Low Yat Plaza.

TQ

If you spent a bit of time searching even 720p MKV is available!

BDMV leh?

No problem. I'll convert back the MKV into M2TS & then use Image Burner to convert to BDISO for you. That is even better then BDMV, right?

This post has been edited by adamw: Nov 23 2009, 06:24 PM

what's that?

you have to select UDF2.5 and also build the BDMV+ certificate folder. must be BDP compliant BD-iso mah..

Waaa. really sifu in BD ISO thing.

I have a stupid question: Is it possible to convert a set of ripped BR files into to a single MKV file? What would be the software to use for this? I ask because i have a friend who has loads of natively ripped BR files in his terabytes and terabytes of hd's. Can anyone help?

Fuiyoh!!! Terabytes and terabytes!!!

p.s.: Can share his contact ar?

Ya, contact please

This post has been edited by Ngto: Nov 24 2009, 12:01 PM

Sure you can, that's where most of the MKV came from anyway. Just consult my best friend "Mr.Google" on how to do that!

does 2-3TB qualify for above statement?

Boss, limpe still waiting for your screencaps.

adamw,
tried google, but info not that straight forward, just want to know what software which can be used to convert these br files into mkv, if you know please share info, can?

ngto,
no lah, paiseh paiseh, this guy is an old friend, not so into sharing with us 'cheap punks' here. however, once i find a way to convert, i dont mind sharing the mkv files around.

2-3 tb, ar188? this guy probably has 15-20tb.

wah simply goreng wan? (three of my 7200.11 seagate already kaput so only left the OS drive and 1 maxtor basic.. )

my movies are on blu-ray discs.. so 100 single and dual layer BD = 3-5TB lor.. you should try, just click on amazon.. it'll arrive 1week later..

PM me your email address <for barry>

This post has been edited by adamw: Nov 24 2009, 06:27 PM

Wow, that's like 15-20 HDDs.

On this question what's the best way to manage so many HDDs? Do you buy racks and plug in all of them? Or just plug in some HDDs into a rack and the rest are just stored aside (to plug in only when needed)?

You should change to use SSD instead of HDD.....

How to use SSD? Far too expensive... not to mention they only come in small capacities - so you need lots and lots of bays, SATA and power cables just to hook them up.