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    STAR TREK (2009)

    	
    A chronicle of the early days of James T. Kirk and his
    fellow USS Enterprise crew members.

    R I P P E R ' S   N O T E S 

    Main Movie :
     --> Video - x264 r1373M, 6750 Kbits,
                 1080p, 23.976 fps, Level 4.0
                 (DVXA Compatible)
     --> Audio - English 5.1 AC3 640 Kbps, Latin Spanish
	     5.1 640 Kbps AC3, Comments 2.0 224 Kbps
     --> Subs  - English, Spanish, Forced Spanish
     --> Size  - 7.3 GBs
                 (7.9 GBs after lossless BD9 conversion)
     --> Note  - "STSubs" folder is needeed for BD9 conversion.
	     New TSmuxer version (1.10.6) is used for
	     conversion, may affect compatibility with
                 certain players

ABOUT BD5/BD9

Where does this play?

-> BD5/BD9 is meant for playback on pc/popcorn/htpc/ps3/bluray-player

How does it work?

->  For playback on pc simply extract and play the mkv in your favorite player.
    another option is to create the bluray/image for playback with powerdvd.
->  For playback on ps3/bluray-player run "Convert to BD5.exe" and chose "B".
    This will convert the mkv to bluray and create an image that will play
    in the PS3 or a Bluray Player.
       
How's the quality?
       
-> Qualiy is to be considered the same as BluRay releases.
         
Why is BD5/BD9 "undersized"?
       
-> The conversion to bluray takes up some 200-300MB (500-600MB for BD9)
   space which is the bluray overhead. Because of this the mkv is sligthly
   "undersized".
            
Why doesn't everything get released as BD5/BD9?
       
-> We don't know and there is no logical reason. However, as time goes on other
   groups cannot continue to ignore the bluray community by stubbornly releasing
   incompatible BluRay releases. It's like releasing DVDR's that don't run in
   DVD Players.

Tested and working on these players (TSMuxer 1.8.28):

   Denon DVD-3800BDCI
   DVico TViX (mixed results on tvix 6500 as mkv, m2ts works)
   DXVA (DirectX Video Acceleration)
   Insignia N5-BRDVD
   LG BH200 (pre 0602 firmware)
   Magnavox NB500MG9
   Microsoft XBOX360 (AAC 2.0 audio in mp4 container)
   Panasonic DMP-BD30
   Panasonic DMP-BD35
   Panasonic DMP-BD50
   Panasonic DMP-BD55
   Popcorn Hour
   Samsung BD-P1400
   Samsung BD-P1500
   Sony Playstation 3
   Sony BDP-BX1
   Sony BDP-S300
   Sony BDP-S350
   Sony BDP-S500
   Sony BDP-S550
      
Not working on:
       
   Sharp BD-HP20