SBDAU is a user-friendly software development kit that enables the creation of Blu-ray movies. With its help, high definition video content can be translated into BDMV format, suitable for storing on Blu-ray Discs.
The Simple Blu-ray Video Authoring SDK (SBDAU) is a package that simplifies creating Blu-ray movies by transforming high definition video content into Blu-ray Discs in the BDMV format. The SDK even offers integrated support for output to the AVCHD format.
All functional routines in the package have been developed and constructed under Microsoft Visual C++ compiler (6.0) environment. The key features of SBDAU include authoring a BDMV project structure such as Streams, Clips, PlayLists, Movie Objects, etc. Additionally, creating an ISO image file from a BDMV project in the UDF 2.50 file system is simple.
SBDAU accepts several file types as input, including high definition video, TS and M2TS files with MPEG-2, H.264 / AVC, and VC-1 codec. It also accepts MKV video with MPEG-2, H.264 / AVC, and VC-1 codec.
Output options include authoring an HD video to the hard drive with a BDMV-compliant or AVCHD-compliant directory structure. Alternatively, it's possible to build a BDMV-compliant or AVCHD-compliant disc image encapsulated in a single ISO file (UDF 2.50 file system), which may subsequently be written to disc.
SBDAU requirements include an Operating System - Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7, and a Disk Space of 300 KB for the SBDAU SDK libraries.
Overall, SBDAU aims to simplify and streamline the process of creating Blu-ray movies. Finally, if you have any suggestions or questions regarding the software, you can reach out via email at [email protected].
All functional routines in the package have been developed and constructed under Microsoft Visual C++ compiler (6.0) environment. The key features of SBDAU include authoring a BDMV project structure such as Streams, Clips, PlayLists, Movie Objects, etc. Additionally, creating an ISO image file from a BDMV project in the UDF 2.50 file system is simple.
SBDAU accepts several file types as input, including high definition video, TS and M2TS files with MPEG-2, H.264 / AVC, and VC-1 codec. It also accepts MKV video with MPEG-2, H.264 / AVC, and VC-1 codec.
Output options include authoring an HD video to the hard drive with a BDMV-compliant or AVCHD-compliant directory structure. Alternatively, it's possible to build a BDMV-compliant or AVCHD-compliant disc image encapsulated in a single ISO file (UDF 2.50 file system), which may subsequently be written to disc.
SBDAU requirements include an Operating System - Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7, and a Disk Space of 300 KB for the SBDAU SDK libraries.
Overall, SBDAU aims to simplify and streamline the process of creating Blu-ray movies. Finally, if you have any suggestions or questions regarding the software, you can reach out via email at [email protected].
What's New
Version 2.00: 1. Added mkv format supports.