With AVCHDCoder you can convert a MKV file to AVCHD. Almost everything will be done for you. It is almost fool proof. Because it is still Beta not everything can be done with the tool.
Requirements:
Input Files: MKV
Output Files: AVCHD
Windows XP/Windows Vista
Version 15.12.27
- Release Date: Dec 28, 2015
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- Fixed - Add borders sometimes resulted in wrong values which resulted in conversion error
- Fixed - Sometimes AAC audio resulted in an error while converting while AAC audio was ok.
- Fixed - In some cases AVCHDCoder hangs at encoding due to a bug in the bitrate calculator
- Fixed - Sometimes progressive or interlaced video was not correctly detected
- Fixed - TrueHD Core to lower AC3 quality resulted in conversion error
- Fixed - Numerous fixes involving Dolby TrueHD / AC3 Core / MKV
- Fixed - In some cases the Settings Dialog didn't open anymore
- Added - Support for UHD/4K input files
- Added - Support for HEVC/H265 input files
- Added - Support for Dolby Digital Plus 384 kbps and 640 kbps
- Added - Support for progressive to interlaced encoding (for example 1080p25 to 1080i50)
- Added - Support for Dolby Atmos
- Added - All blu-ray stream languages (ISO639-2) +- 500 languages.
- Added - Support for external audio streams (beta)
- Updated - MediaInfo to 0.7.80
- Updated - eac3to to 3.31
- Updated - x264 to r2638
- Updated - tsMuxeR to 2.6.12
- Changed - removed installers for ffdshow, avisynth and haali from installer, changed it to links to the latest versions on my website
- Changed - prefferd decoders are now LAVFilters, although ffshow also still works.
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