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3rd April 2012, 21:43 | #14922 | Link |
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Speed menu was disabled. Just checked it.
PDVD11, VLC play the original menu. BD Settings: Enable BR support: ON, Disabble BD-Live: ON, Remove BR Region Code: Auto All other options OFF (unchecked). Last edited by Cela; 3rd April 2012 at 21:46. |
4th April 2012, 14:49 | #14923 | Link |
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On my Vista 32-bit also multiAVCHD opens, reads und processes the BD.
Thus, there must be something that only BD Rebuilder v0.40.08 (beta) does not like? What is it? What could I do better? I would prefer to do the processing with BD Rebuilder and get the results in BD Rebuilder style and quality. Please help! |
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@ Cela RE: What could I do better?
I can't say I'm an expert on whatever disk you are working on but if I have problems with some troublesome disks I first run them thru Clown_BD and just let it pick out the movie only with some audio and subs and if it still chokes on it you know there is some corruption either on your hardrive or in your ripped files. Have it output the finished files into a Bluray and use that for BD_RB to process. Also I have much better results just ripping the folders (like jdobbs does only the BDMV and Certificate folders) to hardrive. This way you at least get the movie, hope this helps. |
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@ Abbadon RE: Disc 1 R1 of The Pacific, DTS-Express option, full backup, BD25, all other default, I ended up with a disc 4GB under (this happens consistantly with this disc, stripping audio, extras, full vs movie&menu, always 4GB under.
When I keep getting under or oversize output, I just set BD_RB to output for a custom target size of 50,000 MB's, and pick out the parts I want to blank and the audio and subs I wish to keep. When it finishes I run it back through BD_RD and do a FULL BACKUP instead of MOVIE & MENU'S and set the custom size back to 24250 or whatever you like and BD_RB will usually come pretty darn close to the target. I usually end up at around 22.8 or 3.0 at the most and it fits perfectly. I don't know what it is but sometime if the disk has a lot of extra's and plenty of audio tracks BD_RB just consistently misses the size calculation, you run it at custom target size of 24,250 and it comes out at 22.2, then you change it to 25,000 and it only goes up to 22.4, and then the next time you go way over. I do the 50,000 MB and run it back thru and it comes out fine. hope this helps. |
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I'd be careful filling the discs to their maximum. I toyed with that for a while, and imgburn reported troubles closing discs at times. Mostly LTH media.... but now I choose to go with 22.0 - 22.5. 500Mb to 1Gb is a fairly negligible difference
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This has happened twice in a row on the same film. The films immediately before and after with the same settings has had perfect results. The only thing I can think of is the 45 titles that make up the main playlist, but why - since source rip plays back perfectly fine? Sometimes there is miscellaneous video on the side of the image, sometimes the bottom. Time stamps off by a few seconds as well...
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5th April 2012, 10:54 | #14928 | Link |
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Thanks a lot for your helpful tip. Yes, it may have helped to get a clue of what's going on.
eac3to_PASS3_LOG.LOG reported:
@jdobbs Is this a special RB trick? What do you advice? |
5th April 2012, 14:50 | #14930 | Link |
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Strange: 2 RBs (Opera, NTSC, 29.970 fps, regionfree) brand new from Amazon, current AnyDVD 7.0.2.0, plays in PS3 and standalone BD Player, PDVD11, VLC, Nero Kwik, ok in multiAVCHD.
BDRB opens older BRs, though. Last edited by Cela; 5th April 2012 at 14:52. |
5th April 2012, 18:30 | #14932 | Link |
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jdobbs, thank you for the prog! (and sorry for my very poor English) Need to say, some used muxing options for tsmuxer is problematic for next BDReauthor+ScenaristBD procession (even with BDReauthor's "avccorrection"): tsmuxer's "insertSEI" and "contSPS" options bring irreparable damage to the video streams, changes forever, and BDReauthor+ScenaristBD refuse to process such streams! But without "insertSEI" and "contSPS" all is right. It would be better to give an ability to disable these two options. And question: why You decide keep keyint=24 for all frame rates? For example, is not it better to provide keyint=30 for 29,970, etc.? I have not found any way to change this value. Thank You again. Last edited by gregj; 5th April 2012 at 18:47. |
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@ Prz RE: How would I search for these other codec packs?
Then if you can't find any thing that has changed your codec's your only choice is to remove BD_Rebuilder and then remove all the helper apps (FFDShow, Matroski Splitter & AviSynth), or maybe you should download Revo Uninstaller Free or the Pro trial and let it cleanup all the leftover registry entries and install folders. After rebooting make sure all the helper app folders (and BD_RB folder) are completely deleted from the Program File Directories locations. Since you keep having problems with BD_Rebuilder setting the default administator registry entries, I would run a temporary files and registry cleaner like the free CCleaner. After that I would reboot and next do an offline disk check for errors in the file system. Then I would us my Antivirus to completely scan the hardrive and then use Msconfig to clean boot and do the installation of all the Helper Apps (fresh downloads on all) one by one (use a right click run as admistrator for each executable) with a clean boot in between each one. After all the helper apps are installed, I would unzip a fresh download of BD_RB into a folder on the ROOT of the C: DRIVE. After you run BR_RB the first time as the Administrator and setup up your working folder and all the setup options are finished run inspect and if it still fails then you're up the creek and you should nuke the whole hardrive and reinstall the OS from scratch or maybe just buy a whole new computer. I feel your pain with BD_RD not functioning but if you follow these instructions and it fails then you have something really goofy going on that is screwing up your computer. Hope this helps, worknstiff. PS: Thanks to jdobbs for all the fun using this great program. I really appreciate all the hardwork that goes into it, and will send a donation soon. |
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I'll give that a try @omegaman7 I'll take <1GB, but 4GB+ is a lot of wasted space It seems this whole set, The Pacific R1, (edit: Region A) has the same issues. This is my first episodic disc so maybe that is it, but I suspect there is something with the PNP structure. Other than the two episodes, the rest of the disc is dozens of items linked in the same playlist, various sizes totaling 8-9GB, but previewing shows a static template that appears to be for the PNP. I would guess it's these that is throwing off the size calculation, but disabling them results the same final size of 19.9GB
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I don't know if this is a bug or I'm doing something wrong. I processed Immortals to 97.6% Current Progress and 99% Overall Progress when the software stopped and gave me this message:
[19:17:27]PHASE ONE complete [19:17:27]PHASE TWO - Rebuild Started - [19:17:27] Rebuilding BD file Structure - Failed in attempt to multiplex: MUX_MOVIE_ONLY.meta - Not enought buffer [19:42:31] - Failed to REBUILD I had no problems with War Horse a couple of days ago. Could you explain the issue and possible solution. Thanks. |
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Back to the drawing board... Just re-ripped it, this time w/ DVDFab to send through BD-RB w/ same settings as the other 2 times to see if it makes a diff. Was not a audio sync issue, was a messed up image issue that did not occur in the rip, or occur w/ the other flicks, but like I mentioned before, this one is made up of 45 titles.
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7th April 2012, 10:39 | #14940 | Link |
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UK release of Miramax's CITY OF MEN: main movie file begins with a minute of color bars, followed by 30 seconds of master tape information. On the original disc all that is skipped over when movie is started. On a backup (0.40.08, multiprocessing disabled, DGDecNV enabled) color bars and master tape info is displayed before the actual movie begins.
This is the same issue reported earlier on another UK disc, The Quiet American, also a Miramax release. |
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