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[JDM93]

Basically i went to burn a NTSC 1080p Blu-ray MT2S 4GB file onto my disc. It told me i needed to convert to PAL, which is obvious as i'm from the UK. However it is doing the new encoding and after a good hour still on 0%.
Can anyone shed any light on the issue? Is it taking this long because of it being a big file or something, as it is taking literally years it could still be going on next week at this rate.

Thanks in advance!

[tsantee]

1080p is not NTSC. NTSC is 480i. Are you wanting to create a Blu-ray disc or are you trying to create a PAL standard definition DVD from a HD video source?

[JDM93]

Well i downloaded a 1080p blu ray film, and want to put it on a DVD-R disc, in HD , it came up with the message it detected NTSC would you like to convert to PAL. So i clicked encode and 6 hours and 0% :S. Why wont it encode ?

Edited by JDM93, 27 February 2010 - 11:44 AM.

[firenhancer]

Well i downloaded a 1080p blu ray film, and want to put it on a DVD-R disc, in HD , it came up with the message it detected NTSC would you like to convert to PAL. So i clicked encode and 6 hours and 0% :S. Why wont it encode ?

What is your source of Bluray content? Does it happen to any video?

[tsantee]

Well i downloaded a 1080p blu ray film, and want to put it on a DVD-R disc, in HD , it came up with the message it detected NTSC would you like to convert to PAL. So i clicked encode and 6 hours and 0% :S. Why wont it encode ?

Do you have the Toast Blu-ray plug in and chose Blu-ray as the type of disc you are wanting to burn?