See the mini guide here.Ĭan extract the regular 5.1 DTS or AC3 cores of the DTS-HD, DTS-HD-MA, E-AC3 and TrueHD audio streams.Ĭan convert the audio tracks to AC3 or AAC for a better compatibility or a smaller file size.

It is even possible, with some manual work and the help of the Tools menu of BD3D2MK3D, to use a subtitle stream coming from another source (such as a SRT downloaded from the internet or a SUP stream from the 2D BD of the same movie) and convert it to 3D with (approximately) the right depth values to mux it within the final MKV or hardcode it to the video. The subtitles can be muxed in the original BD SUP format for an excellent quality or in VobSub (IDX/SUB) format for a better compatibility. (The subtitles can also be kept in 2D if you wish.)Ĭan hardcode (or 'burn') a subtitle stream (all or forced captions only) over the video with the right depth for each individual subtitles. Convert any 3D playlist from a properly decoded blu-ray 3D to a standalone Half-side by side or Half-top & bottom (aka Over/Under) 3D MKV file.Ĭan also accept as input a 3D-MKV file created with MakeMKV (with the option to include the 3D MVC stream).Ĭan optionally convert to Full-SBS, Full-T&B or Full-Frame Sequential 3D.Ĭan output a 3D stream compatible with 3D-Ready DLP projectors (720p Frame Sequential at 59.94fps).Ĭan convert the subtitle streams to 3D, using the depth stored in the original BD for each individual subtitles.

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