I'm sorry for the many questions in this thread, but I think it is wise
to have a plan from capturing to playback video as a whole, before
starting the work. My questions are therefore numbered to be easier to
comment on each of them. Somebody may already have noticed that my
workstation/server also was to be equipped with a Blu-ray burner. As I
forgot this at the end in my question list, here it is:
Q6
I have previously on Linux tried to create a few DVD video disks (Kino,
dvdautour, mkisofs) and also burned a few BD-R/RE UDF data disks
(NeroLinux) as backup for raw video files.
My question is if it is possible now with any Linux tool to create
simple BD-R/RE video disks that can be used on standalone Blu-ray video
players?
AFAIK Blu-ray 25Gb video disk is specified to contain UDF 2.5/2.6 and
about 2 hours MPEG2 or 4 hours H264/MPEG4 AVC video. If these restricted
formats are problematic, can a Blu-ray player use DV and M2T directly,
and what about the new open WebM/VP8 video format?
Terje J. Hanssen
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