BDtoAVCHD 2.5.0 Final
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Windows Software | BDtoAVCHD 2.5.0 Final | 32.15 MB
BDtoAVCHD is a powerful and easy-to-use program that allows you to quickly create AVCHD-discs from Blu-Ray or HD MKV-files, yielding data ready for recording on DVD5 or DVD9. The app compresses the video without loss of image quality, the user can set the desired data size (4.7 GB (DVD5), 8.5 GB (DVD9), USB 4 GB, BD-25 and so forth.).
BDtoAVCHD automatically calculates the video bitrate, is able to convert audio tracks (PCM to AC3, DTS-HD MA to DTS, DTS to AC3, etc.) allows you to choose subtitles, programming transitions and more. It should also be noted that the program does not require installation of codecs (AviSynth, FFDShow and Haali Media Splitter).
Key Features
Finds the main .m2ts file for the movie by just selecting the BDMV folder or Blu-Ray root.
Extract all information from the audio tracks, video and subtitles: length, language, format, etc.
Extract chapter information or allows to add it.
Select default audio track based on the language preferences and most appropriate criteria for the best quality but can also be set manually.
Calculates the video bitrate to fill the DVD5 / DVD9 (most of the times gets filled between 99-100%).
Converts audio (only if necessary): PCM to AC3, DTS-HD MA to DTS Core, DTS to AC3, etc.
Detect delays in the original audio tracks and transfers them to the final job.
Recompress the video using x264 64-bit if the computer supports it.
Do not use external codecs like avisynth or ffdshow or Haali splitter in the process of video conversion.
We can select a forced subtitle track is active by default when playing the disc.
Allows to program multiple conversions in the queue and execute them one after another automatically.
Multitasking: be can add new jobs in the queue while processing others.
Various output sizes: DVD5 / DVD9 / USB 4GB / BD-25 and Custom.
Ability to create a BD-25 without re-compressing video (BDRemux).
MKV as alternate output: allows to convert Blu-Ray to MKV recoding the video or without recoding (BDremux).
3D ready: from Blu-Ray 3D we can get a AVCHD 3D or MKV 3D SBS/TAB.
MVC encoding: ability to shrink 3D Blu-Ray to BD25/BD9 maintaining 3D MVC format (Intel Quick Sync encoder).
Ability to encode MKV's using x265/HEVC codec.
Whats New in version 2.5.0
Changed: Removed setting option "Use Arcsoft to decode DTS-HD" (obsolete).
Fixed: Wrong audio/subs track selection on some Blu-Ray 3D with secondary video track (very rare).
Updated: MVC tools to Intel Media SDK 2015 Update 2.1 (API 1.16).
Updated: eac3to to version 3.30.
Updated: Mkvmerge to version 8.5.2.
Updated: x265 encoder to version 1.8.93.
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