I have home movies dating back to 1994 they are in MPEG-2 DVD format non-widescreen. I have been thinking about converting them to H264 and then putting them on a blu-ray disc. Is this a bad idea? I can probably get all of them on one blu-ray disc.
I also keep copies of them on my PC. If i converted them to H264 they would be half the size without any noticeable quality loss.
They are in multiple files so if i got them down to only a few it would be easer to keep track off.
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You may also be able store several dvd mpeg2s on a blu-ray disc(in blu-ray video format) without reconversion. Using for example multiAVCHD.
But I guess you want to shrink them a bit also?
But if the source quality is not that good and they are interlaced I don't think it's any good ideo to convert them again. Have you tried convert some to h264? -
Originally Posted by Baldrick
Will the blu-ray player end up upscaling them?
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