BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by Monty11

Thanks, jdobbs. How do I find the audio delay reported by MEDIAINFO, please? It is not listed in the standard MEDIAINFO text report.

From the command prompt, first set yourself to the folder holding the mkv, then type in:

path\to\bd_rebuilder\tools\mediainfo.exe mkvfilename.mkv


Replace "path\to" and "mkvfilename" with your path/name. If it's not listed, I have to would assume MEDIAINFO didn't report a difference. I believe it is called "Delay relative to video". If it isn't there, BD-RB has no other method by which it adjusts the audio stream, unless your settings are telling it to change the frame rate. Outside of that possibility, I'd have to assume the source is corrupt.

[RoyGBiv-inRI]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

When BD-RB imports an MKV, it uses the aspect ratio reported by MEDIAINFO. That ratio is taken from the stream -- so I don't see how the import could be the cause.

I understand and appreciate that, but how do they magically return to 16:9 AR when BD Rebuilder re encodes them?

SMK

[RoyGBiv-inRI]

Also, I just downloaded a version of MediaINFO to use in Windows. When I load the original file, it tells me the file is 720*480 (16:9). When I load a file from the "imports" folder in BD, it says it is 720*480 (4:3).

I don't know what is responsible for this change.

SMK

[AmigaFuture]

@ Lathe

Though my logic eludes you at times... How has the changing of encoding quality gone for Series BDs? Or have you checked, yet?

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by AmigaFuture

@ Lathe

Though my logic alludes you at times... How has the changing of encoding quality gone for Series BDs? Or have you checked, yet?

Did I ever actually say that you had any logic...?

Hey, thanks for asking. Yeah, it all turned out really well. Most episodes encoded around a CRF of about 18 or so, with a few lower and a couple higher. Looked really good though!

Oh, in the spirit of our Dear Mr. Video, I think that's 'eludes'...

[AmigaFuture]

Originally Posted by Lathe

Did I ever actually say that you had any logic...?

Hey, thanks for asking. Yeah, it all turned out really well. Most episodes encoded around a CRF of about 18 or so, with a few lower and a couple higher. Looked really good though!

Oh, in the spirit of our Dear Mr. Video, I think that's 'eludes'...

JDobbs and I are in the same boat, we both finger blundered some recently. But you only caught mine, neener, neener!! N'Yuk, N'Yuk!

Since it all turned out well did it all turn it in before you got to it? Hmm..

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by AmigaFuture

JDobbs and I are in the same boat, we both finger blundered some recently. But you only caught mine, neener, neener!! N'Yuk, N'Yuk!

Since it all turned out well did it all turn it in before you got to it? Hmm..

[Sharc]

@jdobbs

Just curious: Will this --sar bug possibly be fixed in the next release? It's still there in the current release, it seems ...
Any thoughts?

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by Lathe

Oh, in the spirit of our Dear Mr. Video, I think that's 'eludes'...

You beat me to it!

[varekai]

Originally Posted by Lathe

Well, you're awkward, probably should be bulletproof, and most definitely should be tested (for numerous things...) but, hey, we all still love ya!

We loves you too!

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

You beat me to it!

Heh heh heh...

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by varekai

We loves you too!

Oh brother...

[gonca]

Hey Lathe
Found the your picture from last week

[gonca]

varekai

We loves you too!

No we don't

@Lathe
Before you remark
See post above

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by gonca

Hey Lathe
Found the your picture from last week

Don't these guys have jobs, or a life, or something...

[AmigaFuture]

@ Lathe

Some go hunting around the Internet for Kiddie pictures. *Yikes, haha* What do you think?

@ JD

Anyway...

Okay, I'm request some help. How do I get a .wav files to be accepted in place of .dts for multiplexing? Seems I'm missing something. Replace an AC3 with AC3, not a problem. I'm (damn it, that kid in the picture keeps looking at me...I'm really becoming bothered...haha) using .wav made by DVDFab that has you-know-what removed. Challenge is, it's only working in Move Only copies (as they call it). So the BD structure is Movie only. Doesn't work with my BD in Full Backup...yet.

For now, I'm fine with a DTS--ish WAV file without you-know-what. Renaming the .wav to .dts doesn't do it. tsMuxR hangs..and such. Makes sense. I've edited the MUX_00xxx.meta files but those are overwritten each time you want to resume -- so no go. I've modified the AUD_00xxx_xxxx.AVS, but that doesn't get the result (so far). I've replaced the M2TS files, but that just gets a realllllllly slow process that seems to hang.

JD, help?

[varekai]

Originally Posted by gonca

varekai
No we don't...

Yes WE do!

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by gonca

Found the your picture from last week

English not your first language?

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by AmigaFuture

How do I get a .wav files to be accepted in place of .dts for multiplexing? Seems I'm missing something. Replace an AC3 with AC3, not a problem. I'm using .wav made by DVDFab that has you-know-what removed. Challenge is, it's only working in Move[sic] Only copies (as they call it). So the BD structure is Movie only. Doesn't work with my BD in Full Backup...yet.

I have no idea what you mean by "you-know-what removed." That said, WAV audio files are not Blu-ray compliant. If you are trying to actually get a LPCM audio stream, I have to ask... why? LPCM files are huge. They eat up lots of space. What is wrong with keeping the original DTS audio stream?

[AmigaFuture]

I was having fun about Cinavia. Check here. The copy replaces DTS-HD with a WAV equivalent without the watermark.

I haven't used and forgot about KEEP_HD_LPCM=n. Checking that now...