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With AVCHDCoder you can convert MKV, M2TS, Blu-ray and WMVHD files to AVCHD. Almost everything will be done for you. You can add srt or sup subtitles files. If they are in your input file or not it doesn"t matter. Subs and audio will be extracted automatically. Integrated the tool with some very rare formulas to calculate the bitrate. Discs will be filled for nearly 100%. I made it almost noob proof. Based on free tools. Requires: Java, Avisynth, Ffdshow and Haali Media Splitter. (Included except Java)

Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7, Vista and XP

Features

*Support for different kind of media: MKV, M2TS, MTS, TS, MP4, Blu-ray and most WMVHD files
*Maximum of 32 items on 1 disc. (Mixed content)
*Customize your intro video.
*Search for movie information on the internet and be able to use backgrounds and covers.
*Basic menu support.
*Up to 32 subtitles streams. SRT/ASS/PGS Blu-ray support.
*Up to 3 audio streams. AC3, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS-HD HR, DTS-HD MA, LPCM, WMA9, WMA10 Pro, AAC, FLAC, MP2, MP3, Vorbis/OGG support.
*Chapter support
*Wide range of output sizes: DVD5, DVD9, BD25, BD50, USB 4GB and custom output size.
*Integration of AVCHDCalculator to calculate the bitrate very accurate. So you are sure the discs are not oversized or to much undersized. (Unique calculator, first in the world)
*.iso or folder output.
*Video downscaling.
*Audio conversion.
*Normal and High Quality subtitle conversion.
*Borders will automatically be added to the video if necessary. Aspect ratio will be kept at all time.
*No need to configure the x264 video encoder. There are 3 build in profiles that can"t be edited.
*Native 64 bit encoding.
*Decoder Tester to check if all required decoders are working properly.
*Save and open projects (jobs).
*--NEW-- Video remux mode


Changelog
v10.08.08
Updated - Encoding profiles updated, they were outdated and now they are more Blu-ray/AVCHD compliant. Also reduces encoding time with 5-15% on all profiles/speeds.
Added - Video remux mode. Only available in some cases.
Added - Second menu pack (For registered users only)
Added - An "Advanced" option when you choose the output resolution in the "select streams" tab. You can choose output resolution/framerate and avisynth behaviour for the selection.
Added - Import and Export the settings (currently not the Subtitles presets)
Fixed - When you add a whitespace at the end of a title in the output tab will result in errors while converting.
Fixed - Frame doubling caused the output to run too fast. (This is used in camcorders)
Fixed - Unknown subtitles streams are visible in the Streams tab. Selecting them will result in an error.
Fixed - If source duration is too long and you selected LPCM audio it will result in an error.
Fixed - If your source is Blu-ray and you selected a playlist that contains multiple items (SBD) the duration in the Streams tab is wrong.
Possible fix - Sometimes the disc created is a little bit too big. (about 5MB) X264 causes the problem.
Upgraded - Select Streams tab: translation, audio delay is now added and a small change in appearance. 
Upgraded - You can now select by default more streams. Previous version only 1 default stream could be selected.
Changed - HQ subtitles conversion is now in full frame mode. (Takes more time but is more reliable)
Changed - Settings will now be saved in a file instead of the windows registry. This upgrade will not lose any settings. The settings from the registry will be converted.
Changed - Settings are now split into 3 new settings windows: Settings, Preset editor and ffdshow.
Changed - Behaviour of the "Search movie" panel is changed.
Changed - Behaviour of the Settings panel is changed. 
Changed - The help section for selecting the number of threads is changed. It wasn"t clear for people on how to use it.
Updated - x264.exe to r1683
Updated - ffdshow x86 to r3517 and x64 to r3507