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Originally Posted by jdobbs
Not a clue, especially since both BD-RB and RipBot264 use exactly the same encoder and muxer... but I can tell you that those players are very sensitive. I think it may be possible the RipBot264 uses level 4.0 for encoding (not positive, though) and BD-RB uses level 4.1 -- but by the specs BD is supposed to be 4.1.
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Actually there are a number of differences I can see OTTOMH:
Yes BD-RB uses L4.1 vs. 4.0 in x264 commands, but RipBot264 uses 25000 for vbv-maxrate and bufsize also --nal-hrd
BD-RB uses an "ancient" version of tsMuxeR vs. RipBot264, otherwise same .metas I think.
@Discoboy maybe the --nal-hrd is the issue? That's what I'd look at first I guess.