FluxDVD - Revision history

Gamester17 at 10:09, 13 September 2011

2011-09-13T10:09:43Z

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	* FOURCCs: ?		* FOURCCs: ?
	* Company: http://www.fluxdvd.com		* Company: http://www.fluxdvd.com
	* Originally developed by: Danish Aarhus University		* Originally developed by: [http://www.au.dk/en/ Danish Aarhus University] as [[RatDVD]]
	* Information: http://www.fluxdvd.com/info.html		* Information: http://www.fluxdvd.com/info.html
	* Samples: (in /incoming/)		* Samples: (in /incoming/)

	'''~~fluxDVD~~''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commercial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[Microsoft DirectShow API\|DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a ~~fluxDVD~~ to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.		'''FluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commercial, patented, closed source and proprietary. Orginally a fork from the [[RatDVD]] project, FluxDVD is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[Microsoft DirectShow API\|DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a
			FluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.

	~~fluxDVD~~ was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold ~~fluxDVD~~. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from ~~fluxDVD~~, allowing only content owners to make and sell ~~fluxDVD~~ archives. Unlike ~~ratDVD~~ which acording to their authors used a ~~homebrew~~ video codec, [[~~fluxDVD~~]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.		FluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold FluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from FluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell FluxDVD archives. Unlike [[RatDVD]] which acording to their authors used a closed source proprietary video codec, [[FluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.

	==Video codec==		==Video codec==
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[xvo\|XVO]] - the FluxDVD (and [[RatDVD]] video container format)		*[[xvo\|XVO]] - the FluxDVD (and [[RatDVD]] video container format)
			*[[FluxWMV]] - derivitive of FluxDVD which uses the WMV video format
	*[[ratDVD]]		*[[ratDVD]]

	[[Category:Container Formats]]		[[Category:Container Formats]]
	[[Category: Formats missing in FFmpeg]]		[[Category: Formats missing in FFmpeg]]

Sherpya at 14:12, 13 January 2009

2009-01-13T14:12:42Z

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	* Samples: (in /incoming/)		* Samples: (in /incoming/)

	'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is ~~commersial~~, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[Microsoft DirectShow API\|DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.		'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commercial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[Microsoft DirectShow API\|DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.

	fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.		fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.

DonDiego: link fix

2007-05-19T12:27:44Z

link fix

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	==Container==		==Container==
	ratDVD uses a [[~~zip\|~~ZIP]] based container format, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie. The .fluxdvdDVD files are usually one to two gigabytes in size. Additionally a fluxDVD can contain tagging, cover and label data to enable you to create a cover for the DVD-Video movie.		ratDVD uses a [[ZIP]] based container format, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie. The .fluxdvdDVD files are usually one to two gigabytes in size. Additionally a fluxDVD can contain tagging, cover and label data to enable you to create a cover for the DVD-Video movie.

	'''> unzip -l example.fluxdvd'''		'''> unzip -l example.fluxdvd'''
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	</pre>		</pre>


	==See also==		==See also==

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2007-05-03T12:58:36Z

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2007-05-03T12:58:09Z

Gamester17 at 11:35, 23 April 2007

2007-04-23T11:35:53Z

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	* Samples: (in /incoming/)		* Samples: (in /incoming/)

	'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commersial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.		'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commersial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[Microsoft DirectShow API\|DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.

	fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.		fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.

Gamester17 at 11:35, 23 April 2007

2007-04-23T11:35:26Z

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	* Samples: (in /incoming/)		* Samples: (in /incoming/)

	'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commersial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .~~ratdvd~~ movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD player.		'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commersial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .fluxdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] ([[Recordable CSS]]) license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD-Video player.

	fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.		fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.
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	==Audio Codec==		==Audio Codec==
	Standard Dolby Digital [[AC-3]] audio format.		Standard Dolby Digital [[A52\|AC-3]] audio format.


	==Container==		==Container==
	ratDVD uses a [[ZIP]] based container format, containing all the contents of a [[DVD]] movie. The .~~ratDVD~~ files are usually one to two gigabytes in size. Additionally a fluxDVD can contain tagging, cover and label data to enable you to create a cover for the DVD-Video movie.		ratDVD uses a [[zip\|ZIP]] based container format, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie. The .fluxdvdDVD files are usually one to two gigabytes in size. Additionally a fluxDVD can contain tagging, cover and label data to enable you to create a cover for the DVD-Video movie.

	'''> unzip -l example.fluxdvd'''		'''> unzip -l example.fluxdvd'''

Gamester17 at 11:28, 23 April 2007

2007-04-23T11:28:26Z

New page

* Extensions: .fluxdvd
* FOURCCs: ?
* Company: http://www.fluxdvd.com
* Originally developed by: Danish Aarhus University
* Information: http://www.fluxdvd.com/info.html
* Samples: (in /incoming/)

'''fluxDVD''' is a is a highly compressed file type, containing all the contents of a DVD-Video movie, the format is commersial, patented, closed source and proprietary. It is currently available only for the Microsoft Windows operating-system. The ratDVD program (transcoder and GUI) works by compressing a full DVD-Video into a .ratDVD file and then playing its contents by decompressing the file and using a [[DirectShow]]-compatible DVD-Video player, (including DVD-Video all features like like navigation, multiple audio and subtitle tracks, video angles, seamless branching, etc.). The .ratdvd movie files compressed by ratDVD are usually one to two GigaByte in size. If the [[DRM]] license permits, you can uncompress/burn a fluxDVD to DVD-R to get a 100% compatible DVD-Video that plays in every hardware or software DVD player.

fluxDVD was previously available for free under the name ratDVD, (also closed source and proprietary), ratDVD developed by the Danish Aarhus University was kind of a preview version of the now commercially sold fluxDVD. While ratDVD contained the features that allowed the home user to create their own archived DVDs, this function has been removed from fluxDVD, allowing only content owners to make and sell fluxDVD archives. Unlike ratDVD which acording to their authors used a homebrew video codec, [[fluxDVD]] uses a video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.

==Video codec==
Video codec variant based on the [[H.264]] standard.

==Audio Codec==
Standard Dolby Digital [[AC-3]] audio format.

==Container==
ratDVD uses a [[ZIP]] based container format, containing all the contents of a [[DVD]] movie. The .ratDVD files are usually one to two gigabytes in size. Additionally a fluxDVD can contain tagging, cover and label data to enable you to create a cover for the DVD-Video movie.

'''> unzip -l example.fluxdvd'''
<pre>
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
94 09-23-05 13:59 Version.xml
4497 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\StreamData.xml
10240 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO
106496 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_01_0.IFO
14336 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_02_0.IFO
14336 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_03_0.IFO
14336 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_04_0.IFO
243 09-23-05 14:07 AV_TS\VTS_01_0.VSI
16723 09-24-05 00:59 AV_TS\VTS_01_1.VSI
159 09-24-05 01:04 AV_TS\VTS_02_1.VSI
63 09-24-05 01:05 AV_TS\VTS_03_1.VSI
191 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_04_1.VSI
11692032 09-23-05 14:07 AV_TS\VTS_01_0.XVO
1073739776 09-23-05 14:17 AV_TS\VTS_01_1.XVO
321810432 09-23-05 23:06 AV_TS\VTS_01_2.XVO
9205760 09-24-05 01:04 AV_TS\VTS_02_1.XVO
1929216 09-24-05 01:05 AV_TS\VTS_03_1.XVO
13617152 09-24-05 01:12 AV_TS\VTS_04_1.XVO

</pre>

==See also==
[[ratDVD]]

[[Category:Container Formats]]
[[Category: Formats missing in FFmpeg]]

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[xvo\|XVO]] - the ~~RatDVD~~ (and [[~~FluxDVD~~]] video container format)		*[[xvo\|XVO]] - the FluxDVD (and [[RatDVD]] video container format)
	*[[ratDVD]]		*[[ratDVD]]

	[[Category:Container Formats]]		[[Category:Container Formats]]
	[[Category: Formats missing in FFmpeg]]		[[Category: Formats missing in FFmpeg]]