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26th July 2009, 19:21 | #4182 | Link |
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@Furiousflea;
Thank you for the explanation. After purchasing a new HDMI receiver just for Blu-Ray HD audio, and reading the instructions from my Sony BX1, direct audio rather than mixed is the proper setting to play the Dolby True HD and DTS HD Master audio. But for secondary audio, mixed is the setting to select. Seems odd to have to change the settings for the audio for the BD player to either be able to hear the secondary audio for PiP or HD audio for most normal movie playback. Menu selection options on the BD discs, for PiP feature, don't reference this necessary BD player audio change to enable this feature. ( nor will most people change it back and forth ) For me, unless something changes, it is looking like PiP viewing may need to stay with the original and not my backups. |
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26th July 2009, 20:30 | #4184 | Link |
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lol, maybe...
But in reference to Capsbackup post, his originals behave in exactly the same manner!!!! His problem has nothing to do with BDRB, it's just the player...Go have a look Caps, you'll see your originals will have NO SOUND for PiP audio track if you have output set to "direct". |
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It's just a quirk of the player and the crappy beta technology that is "Blu-Ray". |
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My player is set to direct and like all players will not pass Menu/PiP audio on originals either It would of been great if the BD Spec/Disc incorporated a function that tells the player when to mix (menu's, movie w/PiP etc) and when to do direct (main movie etc) or the players in general were intellegent enough to know Last edited by tekmobile; 26th July 2009 at 20:43. |
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Sometimes... just making the copy bigger, doesn't necessarily make it any better. Most of the space is used by the audio anyway. You might even be joyfully amazed at what you can do with copies to BD9. Last edited by GaPony; 26th July 2009 at 21:19. Reason: context |
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Ummm....Could just be your player? Or your discs? |
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Just done Resident Evil Degeneration...That also has the "Freezing"...
I've noticed that ALL Warner Bros PiP discs work Perfectly... Anything else has the freezing. Updated working\non working... Fully working PiP discs...(All AC3+) These are all Warner Bros discs except RE Extinction... The Matrix Matrix Reloaded Matrix Revolutions Constantine Resident Evil Extinction (screen gems) Batman Begins Discs freeze at PiP point... These are Dreamworks\Universal\other. The Day The Earth Stood Still Kung Fu Panda Wall-E Resident Evil Degeneration Added Pinnochio I've noticed that the Warner Bros discs are all in a set style in terms of structure most likely due to being clones of their HDDVD counterparts, they don't have anything crazy like more than 1 PiP video track and all have AC3+ for audio... jdobbs there must be some bug somewhere, maybe have a look at the differences between Warner Bros discs and others and see if you can find anything?....good luck Last edited by Furiousflea; 26th July 2009 at 23:01. |
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It appears out of synch with and without PiP enabled. I believe this has been discussed before about this disc, maybe not here but I'm quite sure that the disc has some authroing messups to be out of synch and this is exacorbated when enabling PiP due to the extra processing\mixing etc. |
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Might give it one more shot and if its a fail then i give up and on to new movies thanks for the info. KS |
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I just tried BD rebuilder - first I tried a reduction of a BD50 to dvd9, the disk that I created was unsupported by my Panasonic BD80 with 24p off. Next I tried a BD25 output, it was playable, but there are many lines of green letters on the upper left hand part of the screen that do not go away, how can these be gotten rid of, what setting controls this - or are these just part of the output?
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I've found a disc that freezes like you described when it hits the PiP (Star Trek, the original series, Season 1, Disc 1). It has IG (which as far as I can tell isn't supported by TSMUXER). My copy of "Day the Earth Stood Still" doesn't have it, and (as I've mentioned) it works fine on my player. I'm looking to see if yours is different. Kinda grasping at straws... |
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