Blu-ray to VHS

uploading
http://www.uploading.com/files/RDVP1RRB/Blu-ray.to.DVD.II.Pro.v2.00-TE.rar.html

It wont do that, you need a program that converts mkv to avi without quality loss, which will result in a bigger file

this program burns mkv into a bluray directory so the stand alone bluray player recognizes it as a bluray dist when it actually is just a dvd5

@23,

What software do you use to burn mkv file direct to DVD without converting process?I always need to use SuperDVD Creator v9.8 to convert mkv files to VOB files then burn it to DVD.

Read my post. I never said it did not covert it, I said it BURNT it to a dvd. And I have the regular Cathoid ray TV (the one with a picture tube just like the vast majority of you do) and I also have a 60 in Wide Screen LCD/HDTV TV for the living room and guess what…I nor my wife nor anyone else I have shown this to, can tell the difference between the sharpness of the picture and the color of a copied mkv dvd file on either TV as BOTH are just as sharp and colorful as the dvd itself. The ONLY difference is the 60 in TV is naturally a larger picture and creates the illusion that you can see more when you actually cannot see any more on it then you can a smaller screen as the picture is shoved into the space available.

As for @37, do what I do…I built a small computer and installed MS Media Center on it and installed a 2.4TB hard drive. Then I hooked it to my wide screen TV and my internet connection. Now if I am too lazy to step 15 feet into the Comnputer room, I start this and can do all my web surfing on my TV and check my e-mails as well as watch my avi/mpg/mkv files on my wide screen or my 37 in cathoid ray TV in the bedroom. The ones I like I go buy for my collection. The ones I dont like I delete. Total cost for this is less then $450. and my own sweat and time to put it together. I can also rip/record and make cd's as well as dvd's..in fact my media center can do everything my desktop computer can, only with a 60in LCD/HDTV monitor instead of a 21 inch 20dpi Optiquest Monitor.

Also I don't currently have a PS3 but was wondering if you can stream matroska files with it instead.

Any help would be greatfully appreciated!

http://rapidshare.com/files/223928344/Blu-ray.to.DVD.II.Pro.v2.00-TE.rar

1. Download HD mkv rip
2. Watch on my PC and then burn to AVCHD on a DVD5 so other housemates can watch it on the PS3. Wireless isn't fast enough to stream it and converting to DVD/transcoding it to vob destroys the quality.

Read my post, its called BD-5, it burns a mkv in data but in the blu ray directory structure so some stand alones play it just like if it were a blu ray but its on a dvd5 (4.7 gb)