It will have been taken from a Bluray source, not DVD.

Get mediainfo and check the file - my guess is that it is H264 video, DTS or AC3 audio, and probably at a bastardised pseudo-720p resolution. Is this normal?Īlso the conversion takes 6 or more hours on a 2.4 Ghz Quad core machine with 4 Gigs RAM running Win 7 圆4 (true 64 bit mode). The settings in the program for MP4 are Video: Zoom, Resolution, Encoder, Frame Rate, Bit Rate, and Audio: Sample Rate, Encoder, Channel, Bit Rate.Īlso the conversion takes 6 or more hours on a 2.4 Ghz Quad core machine with 4 Gigs RAM running Win 7 圆4 (true 64 bit mode). Is this an artifact of the conversion or is it inherent in the MKV file? The only default setting that I have changed is the audio from 2 ch stereo to Dolby 5.1. Assuming that I just want to view the video in the native resolution and sound as in the MKV file, what format do I convert to, and what are the best settings to use? I have tried MP4 H264 with the default settings and the video has a random pattern of gray and black squares in the darker areas, although the sound appears to be Dolby 5.1. Their guide is miserable and explains almost none of the file types, settings, etc. I have searched for a method to do this and I bought Daniusoft Media Converter Ultimate. I assume it is a DVD rip since it is 4.5 Gigs. Hello, I am trying to convert a 720p H264 Dolby 5.1 DVD MKV file to a format that I can burn to DVD with Nero Vision.

Nero mp4 to dvd