[badkitty]

looks like the site had a stroke last nite and didn't get this post but here we go again.

So I tried using Aimeer DVD Creator to put my anime on to a dvd, but this conversion made it so i could only get few eps on a disc and the quality suffered, higher storage with less quality? yeah I said screw that. So then I tried doing the demux,remux trick. Unfortunately every program i found out there doesn't support ass sub files, which most sub groups use. The only work around I found was to use a subs program which at this point I find this is getting to damn intensive for my tastes. So does anyone know of a easy way to get mkv's to a dvd to play in a player, or should i go with my plan b, just use my 35" hdtv as my monitor and use my computer lol.

update: ok I tried booyadudes guide but I'd like a bit better quality, he does mention higher quality options but doesn't elaborate, anyone know what those options are?

[purehavoc]

re-encoding an mkv container to a dvd is moot these days, best go with the plans below and leave the container alone with unhindered quality.

plan c buy a media player like western digital TV. (cheapest plan)
plan d build a home theater pc (HTPC). (best but it'll cost)
plan e with a ps3 or xbox 360 use them to play your media files.

plan c, d & e would be a cheaper alternative than plan b.

[badkitty]

well I already have the tv for plan b so it would be my cheapest route, but the size of it when playing games was too large for me, and it's just I really want to play my anime on my parents 55in TV in our basement. I forgot about media players and it looks like that would be the best option for me, I got a PS3 but really don't feel like lugging that thing back and forth from the basement. But yeah I totally forgot about media players thanks for reminding me, and as soon as a graduate from college and find a job the HTPC will probably be my present to myself lol.

[nokou]

Or..... if you want to convert mkv to dvd use
vso convertx to dvd (it will convert all video formats to dvd.. and supports dual sub and dual audio)
i use this aswell as tmpg dvd author (slower than vso but superb quality)
Hope this helps

Oh yeah if you want to convert ass subs to srt... i recommend vobsub

[Lyle Dylandy]

Originally Posted by nokou

Or..... if you want to convert mkv to dvd use
vso convertx to dvd (it will convert all video formats to dvd.. and supports dual sub and dual audio)
i use this aswell as tmpg dvd author (slower than vso but superb quality)
Hope this helps

Oh yeah if you want to convert ass subs to srt... i recommend vobsub

I also recomend converxtodvd, best mkv to dvd converter i used yet