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Loved the first one and the work prints for V2. cant' wait to see the finished movie!

Cobra Kai said:

CatBus said:

Actually I plan on burning the MKV to Blu Ray.  It will be better quality than the AVCHD, and for you video snobs in the room, AVCHDs need to rotate much faster than Blu Rays which makes them relatively noisy even on normally quiet players.

Interesting, i didn't know that about AVCHDs.  I don't have blu-ray burning capabilities (i'm a mac guy) so I was just planning on doing a dvd9, but if the difference will be noticeable I will try to find some way to burn a blu-ray.  I'm sure one of my buddies has a burner.

I am a Mac guy too, but it is my understanding that if you drop a Blu-ray burner into a Mac, you can burn Blu-ray discs using Toast with the HD plug-in

I could just burn the MKV to a data disc and play it that way too, right? Like treating the Blu-Ray disc as a hard drive almost. What format would the data disc need to be in if so? I'd be using Toast

Harmy said:

Well, my new BD player plays MKVs and it plays them from DVD without problems. The thing is that the MKV will be around 15GB, so it won't fit on a DVD but I can also connect an external USB HDD to  y BD player and it plays MKVs from that too.

Alternatively, you could split the movie over two DVD9s. In MKV Merge, you can "link" the files, so when they're in the same folder, they simply play as one file, so if you wanted to play it from an HDD or burn to a BD you should have an uninterupted viewing and if you, like me, don't mind switching discs midway, you can burn it to two DVDs.

Cool, thanks for the tips. I may get a Blu-Ray burner in the near future anyhow, so that would all be a moot point, but I don't mind switching discs either

I have an Oppo BDP-93, which seems to be able to handle this format. Is this burnable to a disc though? Would I need a Blu-Ray burner?

mkv format that is. Meant to include a quote in my reply

Before someone else says it ;)

The color of that thing in the hallway (Is that a light?) looks more green on the LD than on the DE 2. Dunno how accurate the LD is though

Nice work. I assume the Special Edition 2.0 is the Blu-ray? I thought it was much too dark, besides the colors being off when I watched it. Yours looks great and it is easier to see the details.

That looks really great

Agreed on the sunset. The orange in the one sun looks much more "natural" now

I'd love to see it too. Clip looks great

Seems as good a place as any for my first post. Fantastic work on these. I just recently discovered all of this and the work you've done is pretty astounding.

Hope everyone had a good Christmas/Hanukkah.