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MrVideo · 16th April 2022, 04:07

tsMuxer was used to take MKV 4k HDR files and create Blu-ray folders. BRDB was then used to read in the folders to create the intermediate Blu-ray structure. No issues. Because the total file size was too big for a BD-25, I then hit backup so that BDRB would recode the files to fit. But, it immediately failed with an error that the framerate was illegal/unknown. That is not true, as it is 23.976.

I then started the NVENCCRE program and it is happily recoding the videos.

Why would BDRB give such an error?

jdobbs · 17th April 2022, 20:32

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Originally Posted by MrVideo

tsMuxer was used to take MKV 4k HDR filesand create Blu-ray folders. BRDB was then used to read in the folders to create the intermediate Blu-ray structure. No issues. Because the total file size was too big for a BD-25, I then hit backup so that BDRB would recode the files to fit. But, it immediately failed with an error that the framerate was illegal/unknown. That is not true, as it is 23.976.

I then started the NVENCCRE program and it is happily recoding the videos.

Why would BDRB give such an error?

Please post the log.

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MrVideo Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,001	Illegal Framerate/unknown tsMuxer was used to take MKV 4k HDR files and create Blu-ray folders. BRDB was then used to read in the folders to create the intermediate Blu-ray structure. No issues. Because the total file size was too big for a BD-25, I then hit backup so that BDRB would recode the files to fit. But, it immediately failed with an error that the framerate was illegal/unknown. That is not true, as it is 23.976. I then started the NVENCCRE program and it is happily recoding the videos. Why would BDRB give such an error? __________________ My Total Eclipse 2017 Photos My Nov 2019 Game of Thrones Tour My NEOWISE Comet Photos 2020 Last edited by MrVideo; 18th April 2022 at 02:12.