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Strigoyu · 15th February 2016, 11:57

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRH8...ature=youtu.be

I've just uploaded a 480p encode of "Brides of Dracula". Can someone notice those "flashes" on the image? Well, those flashes are not part of the original image on the Blu. They appear when I remux the movie (TSMuxer), choosing 00000 from the playlist, which points at the main movie stream. I mean, it's not an issue of encoding, they are present on the 1080p remux.

On the other hand, I've been using the method described on the first post for a long time. However, I've sometimes come across some Blus which are quite hard to customize. For instance, "Brides of Dracula", Final Cut Ent. Edition. And the problem is similar: strange "flashes" on the image once I remux the video inserting a new audio track (Spanish). Any idea on how to handle this problem?

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Strigoyu Registered User Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 35	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRH8...ature=youtu.be I've just uploaded a 480p encode of "Brides of Dracula". Can someone notice those "flashes" on the image? Well, those flashes are not part of the original image on the Blu. They appear when I remux the movie (TSMuxer), choosing 00000 from the playlist, which points at the main movie stream. I mean, it's not an issue of encoding, they are present on the 1080p remux. On the other hand, I've been using the method described on the first post for a long time. However, I've sometimes come across some Blus which are quite hard to customize. For instance, "Brides of Dracula", Final Cut Ent. Edition. And the problem is similar: strange "flashes" on the image once I remux the video inserting a new audio track (Spanish). Any idea on how to handle this problem? Last edited by Strigoyu; 15th February 2016 at 12:00.