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25th October 2010, 01:25 | #8701 | Link | |
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25th October 2010, 03:22 | #8702 | Link |
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3 channel audio problem?
I apologize for my delay in posting this but I wanted to bring this to your attention and see if it is an issue. A couple of months ago, I had two videos that I was recoding from Blu-ray to MKV. I had the option to choose either the 3-channel audio or a single channel audio version of the movie. When I chose the 3-channel audio version, Ripbot would finish completely (after about 5 or 6 hours work) and not report any error messages, however there would be no output file. If I chose the single channel audio and kept every other option the same, the recoding would work, no problem. This was true of both movies that I tried that had foreign language 3-channel audio. Here are the files that pertain to both options (from one of the movies) for you to examine, screenshots and logs included...
http://www.sheldon.com/pop/ripbot264...d-3channel.zip http://www.sheldon.com/pop/ripbot264...glechannel.zip Thank you for making such a useful and amazing program!!! T Windows 7 x64 |
25th October 2010, 18:44 | #8703 | Link | ||
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--keyint 24 forces key frame every second. Short gop reduces compression and may cause 'frame pulsing' issue with low bitrate. As you can see strict blu-ray profile will give worse quality than regular 4.0. Your choice Quote:
@toaddoom job1_log.txt from /Logs/ folder would be more useful.
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26th October 2010, 00:12 | #8704 | Link |
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Yes, it seems to put chapter markers in MP4s for playback in VLC where you can skip to the next chapter.
What I was looking for though is the chapter list pop-up when playing back on Apple devices like and iPad or in iTunes. The typical "Digital Copy" mp4/m4v you get with a BD or DVD has this and I wanted to see if I could get it with RipBot. Handbrake does it but it doesn't do BDs of course. |
26th October 2010, 00:18 | #8705 | Link |
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thanks for the reply atak, I see what you mean that they'd make it worse.
seems like it'd be better to let the key frames be made whenever necessary....not every second and the slice thing just seems unnecessary so I guess I'll just leave my 4.1 profile as is! thnx again for the info |
26th October 2010, 05:28 | #8706 | Link |
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why would I pay $45.00 for that software when....
-it probably doesn't work as efficiently/effectively (I'm assuming it doesn't use x264) -pretty much everything for hd encoding / muxing is freeware -you're attempting to solicit sales in a support forum ? |
28th October 2010, 00:38 | #8708 | Link | |
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Thank you for your help with this. T |
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28th October 2010, 15:54 | #8710 | Link |
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Hi,
I've created my own profile, which includes the parameters --keyint 24 --min-keyint 1. However, after encoding I checked the job log and it says --min-keyint 24 --keyint 240 as well as my parameters. When encoding what is it using? Example command from log: D:\>"C:\Program Files\RipBot264\tools\x264\x264_x86.exe" "D:\temp\RipBot264temp\job1\job1.avs" --crf 18 --fps 24000/1001 --force-cfr --min-keyint 24 --keyint 240 --sar 1:1 --preset medium --tune film --level 4.1 --b-pyramid strict --open-gop bluray --me umh --weightp 0 --partitions all --qpmin=0 --sar 1:1 --aud --nal-hrd vbr --pic-struct --vbv-bufsize 30000 --keyint 24 --min-keyint 1 --ipratio 1.1 --pbratio 1.1 --vbv-maxrate 35000 --threads auto --slices 4 --thread-input --output "D:\temp\RipBot264temp\video.264" |
28th October 2010, 17:07 | #8711 | Link | |
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maybe if you used a bluray player you'd want these...but your use of crf indicates that's not the case does your profile still have the correct switches? I see the correct switches in your log there, as well as the alternate ones. the 24/240 I think is x264's default |
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28th October 2010, 17:31 | #8712 | Link |
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Hi,
The reason is simple - at the moment I am playing back through my PC, but in the future I may want to remux to blu ray structure and burn to disc to play in a stand-alone player. Therefore blu ray compatibility is essential for me. Normally I would encode 2-pass, but as per my original post, this is an example log to demonstrate my question (basically I'm testing the profile at the moment). The question is, is 24/240 being used, or are my settings over-riding them? How can I tell? Last edited by iSeries; 28th October 2010 at 21:55. |
29th October 2010, 02:16 | #8713 | Link |
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I'm having a problem with some subtitles. The .idx file it's creating has negative timings, and apparently matroksa doesn't handle those properly, so the subtitles aren't showing. I tried fixing them with SubResync, but short of manually editing each single timing, I can't figure out how to do it. Halp?
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You do also know that video needs to be 1920x1080 or 1280x720 (there are a couple others but those are the main 2) for bluray compliance, right? Quote:
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29th October 2010, 07:18 | #8715 | Link |
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Hi,
I have a Blu-ray structure on my hdd. I want to convert it to mkv. I have converted another source before and it was successful. But i have a problem now. I've opened the source with ripbot. The program analyzed the source and gave me a panel with some choice. There is about 10 audio track in the list. I only want the english DTS. I chosed it then clicked OK. After that ripbot started to demux. After demux i got the main window of ripbot. I set the video size and the method...etc. But i could not choose the "direct steam copy" in the audio section if I clicked on the mkv format. Only if i choose the avchd format. In mkv format ripbot wants to convert the audio to ac3 os something else. I searched the temporary files and I found that the demuxed video is in mkv format already but the demuxed DTS has a .w36 (im not sure but someting like this) extension. I have tried another way. In that panel where i choosed the dts audio there was an FLAC switch. I have tried that too. I switched it on and restart the entire process. It started to demux but insted of 20 minutes it ran all night but there was no result. I just saw the "Gathering information..." string. Anyone can help? thx |
29th October 2010, 08:23 | #8716 | Link |
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Hi pacaveli211 - yes of course, I'm not cropping the video at all.
If 24/240 is default to x264, or even to either --preset medium or --level 4.1, I wouldn't have expected to see it in the log as an additional parameter? I thought I'd only see it in the log if I've specifically typed these parameters in my command line - which I obviously did with 1/24 to over-ride the default. I have a feeling that RipBot is entering 24/240 in my command line. Atak, could you confirm if this is the case? EDIT: I asked this question over at Doom10 and someone replied that if there are duplicate options in the command line, x264 will use the ones given last. Last edited by iSeries; 29th October 2010 at 10:49. |
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For the record, I had to take the \Tools\Fonts\consola.ttf and install it in the C:\windows\fonts folder and all is back to normal. Tx. |
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29th October 2010, 15:23 | #8718 | Link |
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ripbot doesn't support copying HD audio tracks. if you want the HD track, or just the core even, you'll need to do some work outside of ripbot for the full HD track, encode the video only and then mux it in after the encode if you just want the core, use tsMuxeR or eac3to to extract the core and then choose that as your audio track with ripbot it will allow you to 'copy stream' with it |
29th October 2010, 16:39 | #8719 | Link |
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-pacaveli211
thx. i have read a lot of things about it an you're right. But I have another problem now. I tried to put my files to TSMuxer but I have 120 files in the stream directory. TS muxer dont allow multiple drag and drop. How can I easily demux the DTS audio from the entire movie? |
30th October 2010, 04:46 | #8720 | Link |
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most blurays have the main movie in a single m2ts file (it's going to be the 25GB+ one, switch your folder view to details)
if you're still unsure or if you have a bluray which has seamless branching (which will usually have multiple m2ts for the main movie) you can scan it with BDinfo and find which playlist is for the main movie and then drop that into tsmuxer also...when demuxing audio from a bluray with seamless branching you may want to use eac3to in case of audio overlaps |
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