[ydl-gen] HD-DVD on YDL

Michael Torres mykal_t45 at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 22 14:29:32 MST 2007


The only thing worth mentioning here is that when
using the PS3 OS, and you insert the disc. It is read
as a data disc with no video. But, apparently in the
YDL OS, you are able to play the and rip the video
from the very popular Pirates "HD-DVD" disc. So, at
least from the PS3 operating system is concerned, you
can't recreate the activity of playback.



Sorry about that. I thought you meant one of the two
Disney movies
with the same name. Either way though, the same
principle applies. You
can't refer to it as an HD-DVD since the optical drive
inside of the
PS3 isn't capable of reading that media format. It is
a rival format
and it isn't possible. Just because the movie is in
hi-def doesn't
make it an HD-DVD (there are a ton of other optical
media that can
store hi-def content, including regular DVDs).

You probably have a home-made or small production DVD
with a movie
encoded in WMV in 720p. You should be able to recreate
your activity
on any computer with any operating system.

- Marat

On 1/22/07, Michael Torres <mykal_t45 at yahoo.com>
wrote:
> It is not a pirated DVD. That is the name of the
> movie. Pirates is an adult themed adventure set on
the
> high seas! Anyways, it was billed as the adult
> industry's first HD-DVD.
>
>
>
> Yes, I'm sure you can rip pirated DVDs in Linux
> without any extra
> applications since pirates have little reason to
> encrypt data. I can
> confirm this without even trying. You can do it on
any
> operating
> system on any hardware. The fact that your movie is
> encoded in WMV is
> a clear signal of that. Blu-ray and HD-DVD do not
use
> Microsoft codecs
> for the video stream.
>
> - Marat
>
> On 1/22/07, Michael Torres <mykal_t45 at yahoo.com>
> wrote:
> > I can confirm it, since I was the one that did it.
> > Apparently after discussing in other forums it
seems
> > that Pirates is actually encoded as WMV-HD. So,
> while
> > it does playback at 720P, it is not a "true"
HD-DVD,
> > but it still is fairly easy to copy the files into
> > Linux. I just right-clicked and saved onto my
> Desktop.
> > However, playback is extremely slow, most probably
> due
> > to either not optimized MPlayer configuration, or
> lack
> > of adequate graphics support on the PS3.
Hopefully,
> > this can be tweaked. I will try and post a video
> > tonight if possible. Thanks.
> >
> > Michael
>


 
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