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Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 14:50

rack04

11th May 2009, 14:58

hi
i already ripped many blu-ray succesfully.
Now i'm trying with 2 HD-DVD movie and i have some problems..

i check these guides:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=129001&highlight=VC1Conv

and

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=137128

i had problem with video, but maybe because i dont use "vc1conv" to convert it.
I had also problem with audio, maybe because i dont use ffdshow to convert it.

there is a simple guide that show, step by step, how to convert
a full HD-DVD movie to a Blu-Ray structure?

Or...
someone is so kind to help me to show how to do it?

hope someone'll help me :)

thx a lot! :thanks: :thanks:

1.) Decrypt using AnyDVD HD.
2.) Demux video and convert audio using eac3to
3.) Create AviSynth for video.
4.) Encode using x264 with compliant settings.
5.) Create AVCHD structure using tsMuxeR.

Do some reading in the subforums for help with each step. Or post specific questions along the way.

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 15:21

1.) Decrypt using AnyDVD HD.
2.) Demux video and convert audio using eac3to
3.) Create AviSynth for video.
4.) Encode using x264 with compliant settings.
5.) Create AVCHD structure using tsMuxeR.

Do some reading in the subforums for help with each step. Or post specific questions along the way.

1) ok
2) have to see the command line to do it
3) dunno how to do it!
4) have to check, but not sure
5) why? you mean Bly-ray structure, not AVCHD structure!

Do some reading in the subforums for help with each step. Or post specific questions along the way.

i know...but there are a lot of threads and are very longs...
thats why i'm asking, anyway thx for your suggestion! :)

rack04

11th May 2009, 15:41

1) ok
2) have to see the command line to do it
3) dunno how to do it!
4) have to check, but not sure
5) why? you mean Bly-ray structure, not AVCHD structure!

i know...but there are a lot of threads and are very longs...
thats why i'm asking, anyway thx for your suggestion! :)

2) There are several GUI's that will help you with this. See the first post in the eac3to thread.

3) Do some reading on DGAVCIndexNV, DGVC1IndexNV, and DGMPGIndex.

4.) No I meant AVCHD. Depending on your standalone blu-ray player it may or may not play Blu-ray output from tsMuxer. There's also a thread on player compatibility.

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 17:00

2) There are several GUI's that will help you with this. See the first post in the eac3to thread.

3) Do some reading on DGAVCIndexNV, DGVC1IndexNV, and DGMPGIndex.

4.) No I meant AVCHD. Depending on your standalone blu-ray player it may or may not play Blu-ray output from tsMuxer. There's also a thread on player compatibility.

ok i'll do a search, thx!

blu-ray player it may or may not play Blu-ray output from tsMuxer. There's also a thread on player compatibility

argh! i never check this! :scared:

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 17:47

i'm tring this now.

first i check the HD-DVD Structure:

C:\Documents and Settings\BlackWalker>"D:\DOWNLOAD Conversione BLU Ray\Guida1 pe
r rip e conversione BLU Ray\eac3to v3.16\eac3to.exe" "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG
\KING_KONG_EUROPE\HVDVD_TS" log(1).txt
EVO, 1 video track, 6 audio tracks, 20 subtitle tracks, 3:07:23
1: Joined EVO file
2: Chapters, 50 chapters with names
3: VC-1, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) with pulldown flags
4: E-AC3, English, 5.1 channels, 1536kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB, 1001ms
5: E-AC3, French, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
6: E-AC3, Italian, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
"Italian"
7: E-AC3, German, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
8: E-AC3, Spanish, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
9: E-AC3, Japanese, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
10: Subtitle (DVD), Japanese
11: Subtitle (DVD), English, "SDH"
12: Subtitle (DVD), French
13: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Italian"
14: Subtitle (DVD), German
15: Subtitle (DVD), Spanish
16: Subtitle (DVD), Portuguese
17: Subtitle (DVD), Dutch, "Dutch"
18: Subtitle (DVD), Korean
19: Subtitle (DVD), Swedish, "Swedish"
20: Subtitle (DVD), Danish, "Danish"
21: Subtitle (DVD), Finnish, "Finnish"
22: Subtitle (DVD), Norwegian, "Norwegian"
23: Subtitle (DVD), Chinese
24: Subtitle (DVD), Modern Greek, "Greek"
25: Subtitle (DVD), Japanese, "Forced"
26: Subtitle (DVD), French, "Forced"
27: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Forced Italian"
28: Subtitle (DVD), German, "Forced"
29: Subtitle (DVD), Spanish, "Forced"
Creating file "log(1).txt"...
Done.

so i run this command:
C:\Documents and Settings\BlackWalker>"D:\DOWNLOAD Conversione BLU Ray\Guida1 pe
r rip e conversione BLU Ray\eac3to v3.16\eac3to.exe" "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG
\KING_KONG_EUROPE\HVDVD_TS\FEATURE_1.EVO"+"D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\KING_KONG_
EUROPE\HVDVD_TS\FEATURE_2.EVO" 2: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\chapters.txt"
3: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\test.mkv" 6: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\
audio.ac3

now eac3to is working:
EVO, 1 video track, 6 audio tracks, 20 subtitle tracks, 3:07:23
"Main Movie"
1: Joined EVO file
2: Chapters, 50 chapters with names
3: VC-1, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) with pulldown flags
4: E-AC3, English, 5.1 channels, 1536kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB, 1001ms
5: E-AC3, French, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
6: E-AC3, Italian, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
"Italian"
7: E-AC3, German, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
8: E-AC3, Spanish, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
9: E-AC3, Japanese, 5.1 channels, 384kbps, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
10: Subtitle (DVD), Japanese
11: Subtitle (DVD), English, "SDH"
12: Subtitle (DVD), French
13: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Italian"
14: Subtitle (DVD), German
15: Subtitle (DVD), Spanish
16: Subtitle (DVD), Portuguese
17: Subtitle (DVD), Dutch, "Dutch"
18: Subtitle (DVD), Korean
19: Subtitle (DVD), Swedish, "Swedish"
20: Subtitle (DVD), Danish, "Danish"
21: Subtitle (DVD), Finnish, "Finnish"
22: Subtitle (DVD), Norwegian, "Norwegian"
23: Subtitle (DVD), Chinese
24: Subtitle (DVD), Modern Greek, "Greek"
25: Subtitle (DVD), Japanese, "Forced"
26: Subtitle (DVD), French, "Forced"
27: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Forced Italian"
28: Subtitle (DVD), German, "Forced"
29: Subtitle (DVD), Spanish, "Forced"
Creating file "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\chapters.txt"...
a06 The Nero decoder doesn't seem to work, will use libav instead.
v03 Extracting video track number 3...
a06 Extracting audio track number 6...
v03 Writing new framerate "24fps /1.001" to bitstream.
a06 Removing E-AC3 dialog normalization...
v03 Removing VC-1 pulldown...
a06 Decoding with libav/ffmpeg...
v03 Muxing video to Matroska...
a06 Remapping channels...
a06 Encoding AC3 <640kbps> with libAften...
a06 Creating file "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\audio.ac3"...
a06 Clipping detected, a 2nd pass will be necessary.
---------------

hope i made it right! :)

anyway, dunno how to add subtitles in the command line...:scared:
what mean:

13: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Italian"
and
27: Subtitle (DVD), Italian, "Forced Italian"
???

mean that i need to add the "Forced" one??

ho well...
i changed the command line so:
C:\Documents and Settings\BlackWalker>"D:\DOWNLOAD Conversione BLU Ray\Guida1 pe
r rip e conversione BLU Ray\eac3to v3.16\eac3to.exe" "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG
\KING_KONG_EUROPE\HVDVD_TS\FEATURE_1.EVO"+"D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\KING_KONG_
EUROPE\HVDVD_TS\FEATURE_2.EVO" 2: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\chapters.txt"
3: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\test.mkv" 6: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\
audio.ac3" 13: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\KING KONG\app\sub1.sup" 27: "D:\A_FILM_BluRay\K
ING KONG\app\subforced.sup"

(added the 2 subtitles tracks)

i make it right?
(hope yes :) )

setarip_old

11th May 2009, 18:00

@Blackwalker

Hi!

If your present efforts are not successful, try the easy-to-use HD-DVD portion of the following guide:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=137151

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 20:48

Looks like i do it :)

the only thing i dont understand is that the subtitles created (.sup) are not accepted
in txmuxer!!
I edit them with SubRip, but i saved in ".rip" format...how i do convert back in ".sup"
format?

i'll check around..!

rack04

11th May 2009, 21:33

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 21:49

What are you trying to do with the sup? Resize? If so, BDSup2Sup is a great program.
i'm trying to put at last the forced subtitles!
anyway, tsmuxer wont accept the .sup created!
i'll check BDSup2Sup , thx a lot!!!

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 21:52

i didnt find this BDSup2Sup
someone know where i can find it?? thx

rack04

11th May 2009, 22:02

i didnt find this BDSup2Sup
someone know where i can find it?? thx

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145277

Blackwalker

11th May 2009, 22:14

thx a looooooooot! :)

Blackwalker

12th May 2009, 07:09

rack04

12th May 2009, 14:11

humm, output is larger hen 25GB damn...
so i have to use RipBot do convert it to 25GB.

Bu ti got a problem, maybe because the video have a VC-1 codec...

Hoe can i convert the video, with "VC-1" codec, to "H.264"??

thx again all for the helps!! :)

If you don't have a license to DGVC1DecNV then the best option is to use eac3to to mux the vc1 into mkv. Then create a avs script using DirectShowSource.

For example:

DirectShowSource(".mkv", audio=false)
AssumeFPS(24000,1001)

Then encode with x264 using compliant blu-ray settings.

Blackwalker

12th May 2009, 14:43

thx rack04 for your attenction!

ok, i just use eac3to to mux the vc1 into a mkv file.

Then create a avs script using DirectShowSource.

For example:

DirectShowSource(".mkv", audio=false)
AssumeFPS(24000,1001)

Then encode with x264 using compliant blu-ray settings.

i really dunno how to do this...can you be more specific? i know i'm asking too much..sorry!
anyway, thx a lot!

rack04

12th May 2009, 15:17

thx rack04 for your attenction!

ok, i just use eac3to to mux the vc1 into a mkv file.

i really dunno how to do this...can you be more specific? i know i'm asking too much..sorry!
anyway, thx a lot!

If you're not going to spend the time to read up on the methods then you'll be pleased with RipBot264. It's very user friendly.

However, if you're just trying to create an AviSynth script for Blu-ray discs I've created a batch file that may be useful. To use, just right click on the batch file and set the paths for DGAVCIndex, DGAVCDecode, DGIndex, DGDecode, eac3to, and working directory. Once you've set the path, double click on the batch file and follow the prompts.

You need to have the following programs installed:

AviSynth
ffdshow tryouts
Matroska Splitter
DGAVCDec
DGMPGDec
eac3to

A couple assumptions I made when creating the batch file:

1.) Raw video streams are used as input, i.e. h264, vc1, or m2v.
2.) Source framerate is 24000/1001.
3.) Source resolution is 1920x1080 or 1280x720.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=617ZMXMS

Blackwalker

12th May 2009, 18:34

If you're not going to spend the time to read up on the methods then you'll be pleased with RipBot264. It's very user friendly.

However, if you're just trying to create an AviSynth script for Blu-ray discs I've created a batch file that may be useful. To use, just right click on the batch file and set the paths for DGAVCIndex, DGAVCDecode, DGIndex, DGDecode, eac3to, and working directory. Once you've set the path, double click on the batch file and follow the prompts.

You need to have the following programs installed:

AviSynth
ffdshow tryouts
Matroska Splitter
DGAVCDec
DGMPGDec
eac3to

A couple assumptions I made when creating the batch file:

1.) Raw video streams are used as input, i.e. h264, vc1, or m2v.
2.) Source framerate is 24000/1001.
3.) Source resolution is 1920x1080 or 1280x720.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=617ZMXMS

how i can tell you "thanks"?
THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

You are great!!!!

i dont have all the programs installed,
need only:
DGAVCDec
DGMPGDec

i'll find them and i'll try!
THX A LOT AGAIN! :)

Blackwalker

13th May 2009, 06:28

ok i just come back home!

Found:

DGAVCDec
DGMPGDec

modified the paths on the file "Blu-ray AviSynth.bat",
and starting it! (now its working, i think it'll take tame to finish)

Anyway, what you mean with:
If you're not going to spend the time to read up on the methods then you'll be pleased with RipBot264. It's very user friendly

I know RipBot264 program and i always use it for blu-ray, but it give me error using it!

i asked also in the official RipBot thread here:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=127611&page=244

but nobody still give me an answer... :(

Blackwalker

13th May 2009, 06:48

ok process ended!
i have now a .mkv file and
a .ac3 file.

loaded the 2 files with tsmuxer and...

the .mkv file is "VC-1"????

i thought it was converted in a h.264 file!

maybe i make something wrong?
*confused* :(

anyway i start the demux proces and stopped at 92.3%...damn!

updated:

i load the 2 files (mkv and ac3 file) with tsmuxer and created a BD Structure.
then, because i need to resize into a 25gb disc, i loaded
the m2ts file using RipBot.
At the end of loading process i got this error:
http://utenti.lycos.it/BlackWalker/Image1.jpg

i miss some codecs?? :confused::scared:

rack04

13th May 2009, 14:27

ok process ended!
i have now a .mkv file and
a .ac3 file.

loaded the 2 files with tsmuxer and...

the .mkv file is "VC-1"????

i thought it was converted in a h.264 file!

maybe i make something wrong?
*confused* :(

As I stated in my previous reply all the the bat file does is create an AviSynth script. You would still need to encode using x264. Just load the AviSynth script, AC3 audio, and subtitles into RipBot264 and it will convert to h264 and create the blu-ray format. It uses x264 and tsMuxeR.

Blackwalker

13th May 2009, 15:03

did i miss these codecs "YV12 (Helix) [version 1.2]"??
they are present on k-lite codecs.
I have installed the ffdshow codecx XXL

what i have to do??
any suggestions?

Blackwalker

13th May 2009, 16:24

As I stated in my previous reply all the the bat file does is create an AviSynth script. You would still need to encode using x264. Just load the AviSynth script, AC3 audio, and subtitles into RipBot264 and it will convert to h264 and create the blu-ray format. It uses x264 and tsMuxeR.

hi rack04, sorry i miss this part...!

so i have only to load "the AviSynth script", AC3 audio, and subtitles into RipBot264,
and no "video file", correct?

i'll try when i'll be back home!
thx again for your help :)

updated:

how do i load "the AviSynth script" into RipBot264??

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 06:31

loaded the "the AviSynth script" into RipBot264,
same error:
http://utenti.lycos.it/BlackWalker/Image1.jpg

i'm using FFDSHOW XXL, maybe i have to use another version of ffdshow?
i'l try...damn damn! :angry: :D

Adub

14th May 2009, 09:16

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 11:30

setarip_old

14th May 2009, 20:01

I can't believe that you've still not been able to accomplish your purpose. Perhaps it's because until now, you've not tried what I suggested. I've used the following procedure many times to successfully rip and convert to BluRay format.

Try it, you'll like it ;>} :HD-DVD's:

Programs needed:

1. AnyDVD HD 6.4.0.0 or higher (Slysoft - payware)
2. EVODemux (Uknown - freeware)
3. TSMuxer (smartLabs - freeware)
4. ImgBurn (Lightning UK! - freeware)
5. Daemon Tools or Virtual Clone Drive (Daemon Tools/Slysoft - freeware)
6. PowerDVD 7 (Cyberlink - payware)

Step 1: Decrypt Disc/Rip Main Movie files to Hard Drive
-Open EVODemux
-In the upper field, click the folder icon and navigate to your HD-DVD drive
-Select the first "feature.evo file --->important info below on how to locate this file on the Disc:
- There are some differenes between HD-DVD and Blu-Ray folder structure which should be noted - For an HD-DVD, you will see a folder under the top-level folder titled "HDDVD_TS". In this folder you will find all the original files contained on your HD-DVD disc. In this guide we are processing in order to only keep the main movie - we are getting rid of the menu, those annoying FBI warnings (if you're in the US) that you cannot fast-forward past, and all "extras" (the making-of, interviews with actors/directors etc..) The main movie will most likley be divided up into 2 .EVO files in this folder, titled "feature1.evo" and "feature2.evo" or something similar. If its not, just look for the two largest files in that folder - these comprise the main movie.

Step 2: Demux feature files in EVODemux
-you will need to make a few changes in the settings of EVODemux before proceeding. Under options, make sure that "Continue with the next EVO", "Fast EVO checking" (only the first 300mbs)", "Detailed Info", "Auto Read" and "Read the .VTI file" are all checked. Open the "HDDVD_TS" and select the "feature1.evo" file. It will read the file which may take a minute or so. Once this has completed go to the "Video/Audio" tab and eliminate all "unnecessary" video and audio streams. To do this, uncheck all but the following:

Video.stream.0 (which will labled as "VC-1.steam.0" or "H.264.steam.0")
Audio.stream.0 (which be labled DD+steam.00)

-Please note that these selections will vary depending on your needs, but the above will get you the 1080p movie video and the english audio track for all discs sold in the United States.
-Hit "Demux". This will take some time. What you are doing here is extracting the two streams want to keep which combine ("Mux") back together again in the next step.

Step 3: Mux audio and video with TSMuxer
-Open the video and audio tracks you've just demux with EVODemux in TSMuxer.
-Select "Create Blu-Ray Disk" under Output
-Hit "Start Muxing".
-this will create a folder titled "BDMV" on your desktop (or wherever you place it on your system).

Step4: Create an .iso of the "BDMV" folder with ImgBurn
-Open ImgBurn and select "Create image file from files/folders"
-select the BDMV folder created by TSmuxer
-Click on the icon of a folder and disc to start creating the .iso

Step 5: mount image with Daemon tools
-right click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system tray (bottom right of desktop)
-select "Virtual CD/DVD-ROM"
-selct one of your devices, then "Mount Image"
-choose the .iso you just created with ImgBurn, make sure to select UDF 2.50.

PowerDVD should now start-up on its own and play the .iso of your HD-DVD you just created.

**Update for potential issue with Daemon Tools***(Thanks to SamuriHL)

Although I have not experienced this, it has come to my attention that there some users may face an issue when using Daemon Tools to play the .ISO files they've created. This issue can be solved by unitalling Daemon tools AND the SPDT driver, and finally, switching to Slysoft's "Virtual Clone Drive. For more information on the SPDT driver and how to unistall it, check out this link:

http://www.duplexsecure.com/downloads

You must unistall this driver separately along with unistalling the Daemon Tools program itself.

Virtual Clone Drive can be found here:

http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 21:36

Under FFDshow, go to the Video Decoder settings. Set "RAW Video" to "all supported" down at the very bottom. If that doesn't work, also enable it under the VFW section of FFDShow as well. You should be fine.

hi Adub!
i do this:
Under FFDshow, go to the Video Decoder settings. Set "RAW Video" to "all supported" down at the very bottom

and dont work!

i miss this:
If that doesn't work, also enable it under the VFW section of FFDShow as well.

i didnt find the "RAW Video" under the VFW section of FFDShow??? where is??? :confused:

hi setarip_old
i think you miss the point!
I'm able to make a blu-ray structure from a HD-DVD structure.
The point is that the output is larger then 25GB, so i need
to use RipBot to resize it, and when i use it i got the error!!!!

I can't believe that you've still not been able to accomplish your purpose. Perhaps it's because until now, you've not tried what I suggested. I've used the following procedure many times to successfully rip and convert to BluRay format.
HD-DVD's:

Programs needed:

1. AnyDVD HD 6.4.0.0 or higher (Slysoft - payware)
2. EVODemux (Uknown - freeware)
3. TSMuxer (smartLabs - freeware)
4. ImgBurn (Lightning UK! - freeware)
5. Daemon Tools or Virtual Clone Drive (Daemon Tools/Slysoft - freeware)
6. PowerDVD 7 (Cyberlink - payware)

Step 1: Decrypt Disc/Rip Main Movie files to Hard Drive
-Open EVODemux
-In the upper field, click the folder icon and navigate to your HD-DVD drive
-Select the first "feature.evo file --->important info below on how to locate this file on the Disc:
- There are some differenes between HD-DVD and Blu-Ray folder structure which should be noted - For an HD-DVD, you will see a folder under the top-level folder titled "HDDVD_TS". In this folder you will find all the original files contained on your HD-DVD disc. In this guide we are processing in order to only keep the main movie - we are getting rid of the menu, those annoying FBI warnings (if you're in the US) that you cannot fast-forward past, and all "extras" (the making-of, interviews with actors/directors etc..) The main movie will most likley be divided up into 2 .EVO files in this folder, titled "feature1.evo" and "feature2.evo" or something similar. If its not, just look for the two largest files in that folder - these comprise the main movie.

Step 2: Demux feature files in EVODemux
-you will need to make a few changes in the settings of EVODemux before proceeding. Under options, make sure that "Continue with the next EVO", "Fast EVO checking" (only the first 300mbs)", "Detailed Info", "Auto Read" and "Read the .VTI file" are all checked. Open the "HDDVD_TS" and select the "feature1.evo" file. It will read the file which may take a minute or so. Once this has completed go to the "Video/Audio" tab and eliminate all "unnecessary" video and audio streams. To do this, uncheck all but the following:

Video.stream.0 (which will labled as "VC-1.steam.0" or "H.264.steam.0")
Audio.stream.0 (which be labled DD+steam.00)

-Please note that these selections will vary depending on your needs, but the above will get you the 1080p movie video and the english audio track for all discs sold in the United States.
-Hit "Demux". This will take some time. What you are doing here is extracting the two streams want to keep which combine ("Mux") back together again in the next step.

Step 3: Mux audio and video with TSMuxer
-Open the video and audio tracks you've just demux with EVODemux in TSMuxer.
-Select "Create Blu-Ray Disk" under Output
-Hit "Start Muxing".
-this will create a folder titled "BDMV" on your desktop (or wherever you place it on your system).

Step4: Create an .iso of the "BDMV" folder with ImgBurn
-Open ImgBurn and select "Create image file from files/folders"
-select the BDMV folder created by TSmuxer
-Click on the icon of a folder and disc to start creating the .iso

Step 5: mount image with Daemon tools
-right click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system tray (bottom right of desktop)
-select "Virtual CD/DVD-ROM"
-selct one of your devices, then "Mount Image"
-choose the .iso you just created with ImgBurn, make sure to select UDF 2.50.

PowerDVD should now start-up on its own and play the .iso of your HD-DVD you just created.

**Update for potential issue with Daemon Tools***(Thanks to SamuriHL)

Although I have not experienced this, it has come to my attention that there some users may face an issue when using Daemon Tools to play the .ISO files they've created. This issue can be solved by unitalling Daemon tools AND the SPDT driver, and finally, switching to Slysoft's "Virtual Clone Drive. For more information on the SPDT driver and how to unistall it, check out this link:

http://www.duplexsecure.com/downloads

You must unistall this driver separately along with unistalling the Daemon Tools program itself.

Virtual Clone Drive can be found here:

http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html
Try it, you'll like it ;>} :

i miss this:
If that doesn't work, also enable it under the VFW section of FFDShow as well.

i didnt find the "RAW Video" under the VFW section of FFDShow??? where is??? :confused:

thx! :)

rack04

14th May 2009, 21:39

Completely uninstall K-lite and install the following:

http://www.xvidvideo.ru/content/view/464/29/

BTW:

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/rack04/raw.jpg

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 22:16

Completely uninstall K-lite and install the following:

http://www.xvidvideo.ru/content/view/464/29/

BTW:

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/rack04/raw.jpg

i'm going really crazy!!!!!!!!

i dont understand what you mean, sorry...
what i have to do now?

I try with all version of ffdshow and dont work.
I try to enable "RAW Video" under ffdshow and dont work.
I try, as someone suggested, with k-lite codec and dont work.

you say now:
Completely uninstall K-lite and install the following...

so i have to unistall k-lite codec and install only the codec
on the link you suggested?

and, which version of these codecs???
there are differents links....which one i have to use??

thx....i'm thinking to trash these hd-dvd...:(

rack04

14th May 2009, 23:08

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 23:14

The reason I said uninstall K-lite is because it may create directshow conflicts with ffdshow tryouts installed. There is really no need for K-lite in my opinion.

XviD-1.2.1 x86 Stable release, Вариант без инсталлятора / Without installer 2008-12-13 02:58:34 268.31 Kb

Download the file and extract to a folder. Right click on xvid.ini and click install.

i never had both installed...!

Anyway, lets start from the begining...there is a lot of
confusion...my fault, my english is not so good! so sorry!

- which ffdshow version i'd install?
(there are a lot of version, so someone can point me to
which version i have to use? clsid,xxl,which one?)
- i have also to install "XviD-1.2.1 x86 Stable release, Вариант без инсталлятора / Without installer 2008-12-13 02:58:34 268.31 Kb"??

thx! :)

Blackwalker

14th May 2009, 23:25

maybe i found it!
installed the package of ripbot (the installer version) ffdshow xxl (last version) and now work!
but before i can say "YES", i'll check when the ripbot process'll end!
i'll let you know tomorrow so, and i'll write all i do and all i installed!
thx again all that try to help me, really!! :)
Later!

setarip_old

15th May 2009, 00:41

The point is that the output is larger then 25GB, so i need to use RipBot to resize it, and when i use it i got the error!!!!Now that I understand what you're trying to accomplish, to compress your BluRay disc I'd suggest you use "BD-Rebuilder" for either "Full Disc" or "Movie-only". An alternative program for "Movie-only" would be the recently arrived "AVCHDCoder"...

Blackwalker

15th May 2009, 06:23

Now that I understand what you're trying to accomplish, to compress your BluRay disc I'd suggest you use "BD-Rebuilder" for either "Full Disc" or "Movie-only". An alternative program for "Movie-only" would be the recently arrived "AVCHDCoder"...

its better and faster of RipBot i hope :D
anyway, thx setarip_old for the suggestion, i'll give it a try!

rack04

15th May 2009, 14:33

its better and faster of RipBot i hope :D
anyway, thx setarip_old for the suggestion, i'll give it a try!

All the front end gui's use x264 for encoding. With the same settings it won't be any faster. You have to be patient with HD sources.

SeeMoreDigital

18th May 2009, 16:48

It looks as though DVDFab 6 does not support HD-DVD decrypting.

Is anybody else able to confirm please?