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Old 21st January 2009, 16:38   #7961  |  Link
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I'm using eac3to-3.03 via wine and I'm trying to get info about a title before I rip the disc. 'eac3to /mnt/cdrom' displays the titles, but 'eac3to /mnt/cdrom "1)"' doesn't show info on the title. Instead I get:

"Please specify the source and dest files first and then the options."

If I switch it to 'eac3to "1)" /mnt/cdrom' I get:

"HD DVD / Blu-Ray disc structure not found."

Does anyone know how to get this to work?
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:52   #7962  |  Link
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The quotation marks around the 1 are not necessary i think.

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Old 21st January 2009, 17:00   #7963  |  Link
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I'm using eac3to-3.03 via wine and I'm trying to get info about a title before I rip the disc. 'eac3to /mnt/cdrom' displays the titles, but 'eac3to /mnt/cdrom "1)"' doesn't show info on the title. Instead I get:

"Please specify the source and dest files first and then the options."

If I switch it to 'eac3to "1)" /mnt/cdrom' I get:

"HD DVD / Blu-Ray disc structure not found."

Does anyone know how to get this to work?
Try a path without a "slash in front". So for example if your current directory is /home/me

you have to use eac3to like this :
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wine eac3to ../../mnt/cdrom "1)"
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Old 21st January 2009, 19:32   #7964  |  Link
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The quotation marks around the 1 are not necessary i think.
I actually do need those quotes in order to use the ')' character in Linux.

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Try a path without a "slash in front".
Weird, I get:

$ ls ../../../mnt/cdrom
AACS BDMV CERTIFICATE
$ wine eac3to ../../../mnt/cdrom "1)"
The format of the source file could not be detected.

'eac3to /mnt/cdrom' and all other eac3to commands I've tried work perfectly.
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Old 21st January 2009, 20:12   #7965  |  Link
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Could we have an option to use a .mpls file as a source so that we get the -right- playlist (on blu-rays such as wall-e spreaded on tons of files with multiple files with video both in french english and spanish, the biggest mpls isnt the one containing the english video.
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Old 21st January 2009, 20:29   #7966  |  Link
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Could we have an option to use a .mpls file as a source so that we get the -right- playlist (on blu-rays such as wall-e spreaded on tons of files with multiple files with video both in french english and spanish, the biggest mpls isnt the one containing the english video.
Did you try doing that? I'm pretty sure you can already do that.
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Old 21st January 2009, 21:12   #7967  |  Link
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Did you try doing that? I'm pretty sure you can already do that.
*facepalm* it indeed does... (maybe it should be put in the instructions as a possibility).
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Old 21st January 2009, 23:13   #7968  |  Link
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hello madshi

i have a question to demuxing. the sups of some blurays are not correct demuxed. (the same result when i demux with TSMuxer).

the sup-file are very large and contains too much pictures (in this case over 2800).
subtitle 1 till 5 shows the same picture but subtitle 1 till 4 have a starttime only. subtitle 5 is ok. and than subtitle 6 till 8 have the same fault and so on...

if you open the file in supread0.52b2 you will see what i mean.

is it possible to fix that?


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Old 22nd January 2009, 02:34   #7969  |  Link
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Any other ideas with my issue above? Does it work for anyone else on Linux?
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Old 22nd January 2009, 10:24   #7970  |  Link
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Any other ideas with my issue above? Does it work for anyone else on Linux?

Did you try aforementioned trick with escaping the parenthesis character by backslash?
eac3to /mnt/cdrom 1\)
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Old 22nd January 2009, 15:32   #7971  |  Link
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Did you try aforementioned trick with escaping the parenthesis character by backslash?
I get:

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$ wine eac3to /mnt/cdrom 1\)
Please specify the source and dest files first and then the options.
I'm not having trouble getting 1) recognized. For example, the following works perfectly:

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wine eac3to video "1)" 2: video.* 3: audio.*
It's just this one command:

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wine eac3to /mnt/cdrom "1)"
Does that work for anyone else on Linux?
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Old 22nd January 2009, 17:17   #7972  |  Link
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eac3to 3.04 crashes when I start processing a demuxed AVC stream.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/wwsa9t
 
Old 22nd January 2009, 18:03   #7973  |  Link
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What program would you recommend for such operation? Preferably something that accepts 32bit float input
Don't know, maybe TimeFactory?

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i have a question to demuxing. the sups of some blurays are not correct demuxed. (the same result when i demux with TSMuxer).

the sup-file are very large and contains too much pictures (in this case over 2800).
subtitle 1 till 5 shows the same picture but subtitle 1 till 4 have a starttime only. subtitle 5 is ok. and than subtitle 6 till 8 have the same fault and so on...

if you open the file in supread0.52b2 you will see what i mean.

is it possible to fix that?
I'll have a look at this. Can you try creating a 50MB sample and check whether the problem can be reproduced with that sample? If so, such a 50MB chunk would be helpful for me to figure out what's going on...

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eac3to 3.04 crashes when I start processing a demuxed AVC stream.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/wwsa9t
That crash seems to be caused by a framerate format eac3to doesn't like. I'm confused why that crash happens - it shouldn't. Can I have the first 10MB of that AVC stream, please?
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Old 22nd January 2009, 18:19   #7974  |  Link
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Thanks for looking into this.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/yy1tf6
 
Old 22nd January 2009, 20:24   #7975  |  Link
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is it a stream demuxed by eac3to or was it demuxed by another program? in case of the latter it might be possible that this other program doesn't treat the stream the right for eac3to to continue working with it.
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Old 22nd January 2009, 23:04   #7976  |  Link
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eac3to 3.04 crashes when I start processing a demuxed AVC stream.
The very first sequence header doesn't contain framerate information in this AVC stream, while all other sequence headers do. That made eac3to crash. This problem will be fixed in the next eac3to build. BTW, the "video_full_range_flag" is set in this stream, which is probably incorrect. So you should wait for the next eac3to build, anyway, which will then automatically clear that flag (and crop the stream to 1920x1080 and add timing information to the first sequence header).
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Old 23rd January 2009, 00:07   #7977  |  Link
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Old 23rd January 2009, 00:34   #7978  |  Link
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Does dialog normalization and pulldown exist on DVD like it does on Blu-Ray? If so, can eac3to operate on a DVD or DVD image? If not, is there another program that can operate on a DVD or image and will remove dialog normalization and pulldown?
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Old 23rd January 2009, 02:49   #7979  |  Link
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Does dialog normalization and pulldown exist on DVD like it does on Blu-Ray? If so, can eac3to operate on a DVD or DVD image? If not, is there another program that can operate on a DVD or image and will remove dialog normalization and pulldown?
DialNorm exists on DVD, since it's in the AC3 stream and it doesn't matter what medium that is on. eac3to should remove it, because it also doesn't really care what medium it is from. ac3 is ac3.

I don't know about pulldown.
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Old 23rd January 2009, 07:55   #7980  |  Link
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Does dialog normalization and pulldown exist on DVD like it does on Blu-Ray? If so, can eac3to operate on a DVD or DVD image? If not, is there another program that can operate on a DVD or image and will remove dialog normalization and pulldown?
DVD video encoding is normally not stable. In other words: There may be some passages where pulldown could technically be removed, but most often there are other passages in the stream where it's not possible or where removing pulldown would even result in a worse stream. So eac3to does not even try to remove pulldown from any SD sources. If you see eac3to listing a DVD as "480p with pulldown flags" you can try using "-stripPulldown", but most probably processing will not run through successfully.

DVD file structure is not supported yet. You have to manually tell eac3to which VOBs to handle. And you shouldn't feed seamless branching or multi angle DVDs to eac3to cause those aren't handled correctly yet. Full DVD structure support might come in a later version (or not).
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