Third times the charm and this time I did a full test all the way through. Yeah I should have tested BDtoAVCHD, I did load an atmos video in it but double checking it now it reads as 0 kbps on the audio so it cannot read those files properly. I'm buying an Xbox One X next year, so I won't be converting for life but would like to have some films ready for the family at Christmas.
Has anyone come across good software for reliable 4K mkv conversion? I've tried using the VLC player version but the output file is smaller than the source and still get the same error through the TV, please save me from having to pay £60!! I've installed far too many duds like, Wondershare video converter and others of a similar ilk (I think they're all owned by the same company, the website layouts are nearly identical, bar the software name). Can anyone recommend software that is capable of doing this? The only one I have seen work so far is DIMO Video Converter Ultimate but I really don't want to spend £60 on a license, even though the trial output looked perfect.
but I have the space to accommodate for that. I've been scouring for software that can convert 4K mkv to 4K mp4, I'm aware the file size could double, triple, etc.
The videos played just fine but there was no audio (I got the "audio data not supported" error) I think this because all the films I have are 7.1 sound, the 4K Planet Earth episodes I have are 5.1 and they play just fine through the TV. I decided to test out it's capabilities by trying some 4K films (all mkv format) I have on my external HDD USB. I recently purchased a Samsung UE49MU6400 UHD TV.
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