Audio drops in five disney films pal

[psdos]

With 5 disney films in pal i ear very cuts in the audio track.

I use,

DGDecode.dll
ElcPro v0.21
Procoder2
RB 0.65

List of disney film,

-Aladdin
-Piglet's big film
-Toy Story 2
-Bugs Life
-Tarzan

[hobyho]

I also experienced audio drops using ECLPro 0.21.

Try using 12 GOPs instead of 15 and put on Strict Control of GOPs, that solved problems for me.

That is change the following to (in the EclPro.ini file),

AlwaysGop15 = 0
StrictGOPBrateControl = 1

I hope that helps.

[psdos]

I probe same films with RB 0.65 and CCE 2.67.00.27 and EclCCE 1.81 and all ok, i think that problem is EclPro, else film's disney are very dificult to clone.

[robot1]

CCE use default setting of 12 frames per GOP.
As hobyho stated, EclPRO uses ProCoder's default of 15 frames per GOP, and some players have problems with such a stream muxed by DVD-RB.
If you want to try ProCoder, follow hobyho's suggestion.

Anyway, next version will use 12 as default...

[psdos]

I try with piglet's big film (disney) and there is litles audio drops, with EclCCE + CCE 2.67.00.27 all OK

[Dadde]

I've tried to backup aladdin with tihs settings:

DGDecode.dll
CCE 2.67.00.23
EclCCE 1.8
RB 0.64
One Click Mode
Dinamically Assign Cell Bitrates
Steal Spaces From Extras = 25%

This settings for CCE:

VBR_Bias : 10
VBR_Passes : 5
Quality_Prec : 16

Result is a fantastic clone of original's dvd, audio is perfect, except that for a problem to the immgine. Normally, in a 16:9 film, immage is like this:

A

____________________________________
| Black black black |
| |
|------------------------------------|
| |
| |
| Film Film Film Film |
| |
| |
|------------------------------------|
| |
| Black Black Black |
|____________________________________|



With this film, and also others, output immage is like this:

B



____________________________________
| Black black black |
| |
|________________--------------------|
| |
| |
| Film Film Film Film |
| |
| |
|------------------------------------|
| |
| Black Black Black |
|____________________________________|




The difference between first and second immage is only 1 pixel. Why output is so strange ????

[berrani]

Do you use a 16:9 TV to watch the movie? Remember that 4:3 TVs have to resize widescreen movies, and in some case that cause problem like yours... :(

[Dadde]

I've tried it on some 4:3 TV, i'm sure the problem is about encoding, or creation of avs script..... RB make some kind of crop
????

[robot1]

Have you used deinterlace with decomb?

[Dadde]

No, i never used it...