Philips BDP5000 og .mkv filer - codecs?
Media Center d. 21. august. 2009, skrevet af Burgurne
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Burgurne
#0
Efter opgradering til nyeste firmware, skulle min 5000'er nu understøtte .mkv filer, hvilket den også gør ... med måde. For indtil nu har jeg kun hørt lyd, "video ikke understøttet" skriver den ved x264-codec 720p, men lyden kører fint bagved.
Hvilket video-codec understøtter en sådan pilips blu-ray afspiller?
Hvilket video-codec understøtter en sådan pilips blu-ray afspiller?
#2
Hmmm, ja og nej. Hvordan finder man de "del-detaljer" i en .mkv fil? Jeg kan kun indstille kamera'et til h.264 og intet af det andet (jo opløsningen kan sættes til 720p eller 1080i), men intet af dette:
Video:
In order to play MKV (matroska) movie files, please ensure your files are within the h.264 Profile standard specification.
Make sure your files are using the 'Main Profile' or 'High Profile'; other profiles may not be supported by this player.
Make sure your files don't exceed the level standard. This player only supports up to level standard 3.2 for 'Main Profile' files as well as 4.1 for 'High Profile' files with bitrates up to 20MBit/s.
Make sure the number of reference frames is within the level number standard:
?If your movie file has a resolution of 1920*1080, it may not exceed 4 (reference) frames.
?If your movie file has a resolution of 1280*720, it may not exceed 9 (reference) frames.
?If your movie file has a resolution lower than standard definition (720*576), it may not exceed 11 (reference) frames.
Video:
In order to play MKV (matroska) movie files, please ensure your files are within the h.264 Profile standard specification.
Make sure your files are using the 'Main Profile' or 'High Profile'; other profiles may not be supported by this player.
Make sure your files don't exceed the level standard. This player only supports up to level standard 3.2 for 'Main Profile' files as well as 4.1 for 'High Profile' files with bitrates up to 20MBit/s.
Make sure the number of reference frames is within the level number standard:
?If your movie file has a resolution of 1920*1080, it may not exceed 4 (reference) frames.
?If your movie file has a resolution of 1280*720, it may not exceed 9 (reference) frames.
?If your movie file has a resolution lower than standard definition (720*576), it may not exceed 11 (reference) frames.