HEVC to Blu-ray format

[lordmungi]

Hello!
I have some rips in HEVC, with multiple Opus Audio tracks and SAA subtitle tracks. I want to burn this onto a BD-R disc. I'm using multiAVCHD.

I've tried converting the HEVC to h.264 using ffmpeg libx264, wich seemed to work correctly, and the audio and subtitle formats are supposedly supported by multiAVCHD.

However, when trying to process them, I get an error: PROCESSING ERROR: No data received from tsMuxeR!

My question is, is there anything I'm missing? Is there another way to do the conversion that would be better to give to multiAVCHD as input?

[mail2tom]

MultiAVCHD is 17 years old and very finicky. My only "nugget" for using the authoring capabilities is by importing media that is already Blu-ray compliant rather than having MultiAVCHD do any of the transcoding, and only doing the remuxing for authoring, where video is 1920x1080 (x264) as MP4, MKV or M2TS, audio is AC-3 (I use 640 kb/s), and subtitles are SubRip SRT text files. Good luck.

[tigerman8u]

As "mail2tom" stated MultiAVCHD is an old app. Try BDRebuilder and load your video files and select output size etc. You will get a simple menu with the loaded fille names to select.

[geek gift]

is opus audio even a blu ray legal format ???

[flashandpan007]

I doubt that.