Turn off Interlace detection and Decomb on the filters tab and you'll probably find any difference disappears all other settings equals. I need the videos to retain their original 5.1 AC3/AAC tracks for playing on a Roku, whilst also being compatible for iPad/Apple TV without transcoding hence the 2.0 track, but would like the 2.0 tracks to have the DPLII mixdown data. The reason HandBrake is likely running slower is that there are a 2 filters that are default on which won't be in xMedia. I essentially want to convert a number of video containers (without converting the video), whilst adding both a 5.1 AC3/AAC track and a 2.0 AAC track (with Dolby Pro Logic mixdown). Handbrake can do it all but the video has to be encoded. It would appear that XMedia recode can do all this but the last, it misses the mixdown feature. Any Audio track selected for AAC Stereo to also have the option for Dolby Pro Logic II mixdown. Allow for multiple audio tracks to be added in different formats for both Direct Stream Copy and Encode.Ĥ. Even though I dont have any children at home, I personally do not want all that 'trash' filling my mind on so-called todays entertainment. Dish, DirecTv, Cable, and OTA television is getting worse all of the time and not much worth watching any more. Create a Direct Stream Copy of the Videoģ. As to interenet tv, I too have Roku, and watch a lot of things on the streaming video channels. I'm looking for a solution which will able me to:Ģ.
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