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27th December 2008, 05:28 | #122 | Link | |
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I'm also curious why a movie-only back-up works, but not a whole disc. Is there anything I can test for you? Won't be back until tomorrow, but I'm more than willing to help out in anyway that I can (or am able to understand). Thanks! |
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27th December 2008, 09:11 | #126 | Link |
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I run into this error during the 1-pass encode of one of the Extras. Not sure if it has anything to do with BD-RB.
- Error [01:-1073741819] returned from encoder. Retrying. - Error [02:-1073741819] returned from encoder. Retrying. Apparently retrying didn't help. A start from scratchg didn't help either. The error occurred at the same position. Maybe it's an x264 problem. I used version x264 core 65 r1061 839cd8c. I will try again with an earlier version. Added: Earlier version of x264 (x264 core 65 r1057 5f8a149, shipped with BD-RB) didn't help. Added2: I reencoded the problematic clip successfully external to BD-RB: - Created an index file using DGVC1IndexNV - Encoded with x264, using CRF with about the same parameters as BD-RB. Is there possibly an issue with the decoder / ffmpeg directshow? Last edited by Sharc; 27th December 2008 at 10:24. |
27th December 2008, 11:15 | #127 | Link |
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I ran into the same problem Sharc. In my case the problem was ffdshow couldn't decode a 480i h264 stream.
Is it an interlaced stream that it errors out on? To work around it I changed to coreavc. DivX7 decoder would probably work too. Also maybe something can be tweaked in ffdshow to get it to decode, I didn't spend much time looking into it. |
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Yes, interlaced. The Frame Structure actually toggles between Progressive and Frame Interlaced. I have CoreAVC on my system. How did you change from ffdshow to CoreAVC? By editing all the avs scripts of BD-RB? |
27th December 2008, 13:26 | #129 | Link |
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I disabled h264 decoding in ffdshow and coreavc was the next highest merit filter. You might also want to check preferred decoder in coreavc config. Loading the m2ts into Graphstudio/Graphedit will tell you what filter is decoding the video.
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27th December 2008, 13:51 | #134 | Link | |
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This is something to remember for those who are getting X264 crashes -- if it was a protected disc, make sure it is being decrypted properly. X264 will surely crash on garbage input. You can tell by attempting to play back the AVS file in Media Player Classic (or another player). |
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27th December 2008, 14:02 | #135 | Link |
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Source I used was something like this.
I've seen a few video artifacts caused by coreavc and it seems they don't have much intention on fixing them. I tend to stay away from it when I can when encoding. Oh for VC1 I use WMVideo Decoder DMO from windows media player 11. It's definitely the fastest and I haven't seen any issues so far, but I haven't tried interlaced streams. PowerDVD 8 decoder is another one. |
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If it helps I could upload a short sample of the source file which caused the problems. The rip seems to be ok in my case as I can play it in MPC and I could encode it via another decoder (DGVC1IndexNV + DGVC1DecodeNV.dll)
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27th December 2008, 16:17 | #137 | Link |
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Just finished my first encode, came out at 4369 MB, which is the intended target?
I noticed DTS and AC3 were encoding even though this was in the ini DTS_REENCODE=0 AC3_REENCODE=0 It did end up using the original audio streams so it was just an unneeded step in this case. |
27th December 2008, 16:36 | #138 | Link |
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@jdobbs
What I meant by my comment that something else besides the fixed .meta file comma. There seems still to be something fishy about different regional settings. Changing the regional settings to English worked. Tested with v0.17.11. I tested a few regional settings, here are the results: Working: - English (US) - English (UK) - Swedish (Sweden) Not working (crashes if any audio stream is selected in VID): - French (France) - French (Canada) - Finnish (Finland) - Swedish (Finland) - Norwegian (both) |
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There are some files in the Extras (all VC-1) which cannot be properly decoded unless I am going via DGVC1 and CUVID server. The other decoders which I tried (ffdshow, WMVideo Decoder DMO) seem to fail. These difficult files seem to have in common that they are not purely progressive, but frame interlaced or consist of a mixture of progressive frames and interlaced frames -- according to DGVC1IndexNV. No problems exist for pure progressive files (decoded with WMVideo Decoder DMO). |
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