hi guys & gals. call me cheap and i guess i am, but ive spent lots of money on vhs & dvd movies And im not spending a bunch of money on a new player right now. ive heard the movie makers are going to start phasing out dvd format in favor of hd dvd or bluray. also read that spiderman 3 will only come out in bluray. si i guess my question is, can i convert a bluray movie to dvd format using a dvd burner, dvd software, and anydvd. sorry for the extended post. thanks for any help
i don't think you need a "player", unless you talk about a ROM for your computer, but i don't reallly call them player when it's for computer
. The quality loss will not be huge. It will completely BLOW OUT any DVD that was ever made!!! You are taking a HQ signal and encoding it to DVD res which means you can use maximum bitrate!!! Have you ever seen a DVD at 9400kbps video??? There is not a big difference between BD/HD DVD and Ultra High bitrate movies on DVD. It should even have a better picture than some early BD movies (up to a certain screen size). The only thing against you is that you are using a previously encoded source. HD is usually recorded in D5, so that is already slightly compressed and then they are re-encoded into HD bitrate. The quality you can expect is in between Superbit and HD/BD. You will lose some fine details, but overall picture quality will be excellent!!
Yeah, and that will actually hurt BD sales. They are probably trying to force people to buy a BD player with SM3... However, don't expect a SM3 rip on the net. AACS is still not cracked. If they don't release SM3 on DVD do you know how much $$$ they lose?? How many people will buy a $700 player just to watch SM3? They are losing at least 90% of their sales by doing this... People should just boycott all BD movies so they don't screw us over by forcing us to buy a BD player for 2 or 3 movies...
I thought it was. Oh well, maybe we will see the first scene release of a TS from someone's living room!
GOOGLE must be lying then coz it says AACS has been cracked, nah i'll take goolges word over any forumers claims any day http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/05/04/aacs_crack/ http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070415-aacs-cracks-cannot-be-revoked-says-hacker.html
you can for mobile devices http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/blu-ray-converter/blu-ray-dvd-copy.html and you can rip bluray to pc using anydvdhd then use this guide http://club.cdfreaks.com/f142/bd2dvd-blu-ray-dvd-guide-232165/ splits the bluray to multiple discs