Hi,
I have some DVDs containig episodes, so I want to keep the chapters. MKV with h.264 can do that as far as I know, and MediaCoder lets me do that with my .iso files when I select 264 as encoder. However, when I try to use CUDA (I have a GTX295 so this would be a plus I guess), it tells me that my input file is wrong (gives me a error 14+15). Can't this be done using CUDA?
converting DVD to mkv using CUDA
Re: converting DVD to mkv using CUDA
uhm, is that some kind of commercial? Because it's exactly the wrong way... I need DVD to mkv...
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Re: converting DVD to mkv using CUDA
That's exactly what I have thought.TauTau wrote:uhm, is that some kind of commercial? Because it's exactly the wrong way... I need DVD to mkv...
Speaking about your issue, I think that the problem has to be with the fact that DVD decoding can't be done through CUDA, as CUDA is theoriticaly only able to decode AVC or VC1, so far I understand. But I might be wrong.
Greetings
Re: converting DVD to mkv using CUDA
What about this approach:
a) rip DVD to harddisk using DVD Decrypter in IFO-Mode
Under settings of DVD Decrypter check "OGG chapter format"
b) demux your vobs with whatever method
c1) convert video with Mediacoder / CUDA codec
c2) convert selected audio streams to whatever format you like
d) mux all streams and chapter-file with whatever mkv muxer
For me this works...
cheers
FG
a) rip DVD to harddisk using DVD Decrypter in IFO-Mode
Under settings of DVD Decrypter check "OGG chapter format"
b) demux your vobs with whatever method
c1) convert video with Mediacoder / CUDA codec
c2) convert selected audio streams to whatever format you like
d) mux all streams and chapter-file with whatever mkv muxer
For me this works...
cheers
FG