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Originally Posted by odyssey
1: Seems like eac3to is reporting an incorrect number of frames (very low - usually around 5000 frames, but a seemingly random number). This happens with all 3D blurays. Problem is the same when I try to manually extract the audio, where I only get 5-10 minutes.
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Very strange problem. I have never seen that. Usually, the number of frames reported by eac3to is off by 1, but is it almost correct. I can only suggest to try to update eac3to, and verify with the command line or one of its GUIs if it fails again, or if it's a bug in BD3D2MK3D.
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Originally Posted by odyssey
2: SSIFSource2 fails to encode with x264 properly, when --preset slow is used. It gives a lot of "duplicate frame added"-errors, and the right-eye output stutters a lot.
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Again something new for me. I have already noticed once a missing or duplicated frame in one of the views (causing a slight left/right desync), but I have never notices numerous additional frames. Anyway, I doubt --preset slow could be the cause, as x264 should encode what it receives, regardless of the preset.
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Originally Posted by odyssey
r0lZ: Would be nice if you could choose which method (at least SSIF or DirectShowMVCSource) should be enabled, in the GUI  |
Menu Settings -> Use ssifsource2 for SBS/T&B
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Originally Posted by odyssey
Besides any possible failures, are there any reason to choose one method over another in terms of quality?
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Normally no. Both should produce correctly decoded frames. The main limitation with ssifsource2 is that it can encode only in SBS or Top/Bottom, but it seems to crash less with MPLS containing many SSIF parts, and it's why BD3D2MK3D offers to use it anyway for SBS or T&B if it's the case.