If your system has Blu-ray video codec, this guide will help you fix the problem.
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Future audio and video codecs will be supported by Blu-ray Disc® media.
IMPORTANT. Although the audio and video codecs listed here are playback codecs supported by Blu-ray disc players and therefore recording devices, they are the responsibility of individual film studios, media developers and other dietetics products. decide which codecs to use depending on their products. Therefore, not all codecs created by Blu-ray players and recorders are necessarily included in a particular type of Blu-ray disc. To find out which voice, audio, or video codecs are enabled for a specific Blu-ray media, check with your phone manufacturer for that media.
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Video codecs:
- MPEG-2: Improved over HD, also used for DVD playback and HDTV recordings.
- MPEG-4 AVC: part of theThe Greek MPEG-4 standard, also known as H. (264 High Profile and Main Profile).
- SMPTE Vc-1: Requirement based on Microsoft® Windows Media® Video (WMV) technology.
Audio codecs:
- Linear PCM (LPCM): Routes up to 8 channels of uncompressed audio.
- Dolby Digital® (DD): the format used for DVDs, also known as AC3, offers 5.1 channels – Surround-Sound.Digital®
- dolby Plus (DD +) : DD extension, offers higher bit rate and 7.1 channel surround sound.
- Dolby® TrueHD: Expandable to MLP Lossless, offers the highest level of lossless coding on channel 8 audio.
- DTS Surround®: The digital digital format used for DVDs provides 5.1 channel sound cancellation.
- DTS-HD ®: DTS extension, offers up to 8 audio channels in addition to increased bit rate.
NOTE. Information is available on the various types of Dolby sound.
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The following audio and video codecs are supported on Blu-ray Disc® media.
IMPORTANT. Although the audio and video codecs published here are playback codecs supported by Blu-ray players and recorders, it is up to movie studios, web content developers and manufacturers to decide which codecs they use for their products. Therefore, not all codecs supported by Blu-ray Disc players and recorders are necessarily grouped into a specific Blu-ray Disc advertisement. To find out which audio or video presentation codecs are included in a particular Blu-ray disc media, check with the idea media manufacturer.
- MPEG-2: Enhanced for HD, also used for DVD playback and HDTV recordings.
- MPEG-4 AVC: Part of the MPEG-4 standard still known as H .. (264 high profile and main profile).
- SMPTE Vc-1: A standard based on Microsoft® Windows Media® Video (WMV) technology.
- Linear PCM (LPCM):offers up to 8 channels of uncompressed audio.
- Dolby Digital® (DD): The DVD format is used by the all too well known AC3 because it offers 5.1 channel additional audio. Digital®
- dolby Plus (DD +): DD extension seems to have higher bitrate and 7.1 surround sound.
- Dolby® TrueHD: MLP Lossless extension, offers lossless PC programming for up to 8 audio channels.
- DTS Surround®: Digital format for DVD, contains 5.1 channel surround sound.
- DTS-HD ®: Expanded expansion of DTS, offerings and bitrates up to 8 TV audio channels.
NOTE. Information on alternative types of Dolby sound is available.
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Video Codecs: MPEG-2: Enhanced for HD, also used for DVD playback and HDTV recordings. MPEG-4 AVC: Part of the MPEG-4 standard, possibly known as H.264 (high profile and / or main profile).
H.264 is more than the best encoding format and should definitely be used in combination. You must keep the resolution of the original file comparable. If your video media is 1280 x 720 (DVD quality), keep it.
4K Blu-ray is protected by High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) technology (also known as H.265), has 10-bit color depth and can cover the rich spectrum of the Rec.2020 color space.
