Blu-ray video authoring is an expensive proposition, but recently, an open source software group has developed the basis for an alternative to expensive proprietary software. Soon, making your own BD video discs may be a whole lot cheaper. An recent article on BetaNews has alerted us to the news of the x264 project where developers Loren Merritt, Jason Garrett-Glaser, Steven Walters, Anton Mitrofanov, David Conrad, and Guillaume Poirier have put together a nearly complete software suit that can author Blu-ray discs that satisfy specification requirements such that they can be played on an ordinary consumer Blu-ray player.
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