RipBot264 v1.18.3 - Simple and easy to use GUI -> IPOD . PSP . CONSOLES . BLURAY

[bLusiLv]

Originally Posted by hoju3508

@bLusiLv, no problems on Win7 64, not sure about Vista 64.

Are you using the 64-bit version of Mediainfo and did you click on View -> Text?

no, im using klite codec pack which includes atak's mediainfo simple gui, not from the original installer. i guess i figured that this is my problem, not mediainfo's, bcz even if i copy encoding settings text from notepad or browser, i still got bsod. but if i copy the normal texts thats fine..

for example if i copy texts like
cabac=1 / ref=5 / deblock=1:-1:-1 / analyse 0x3:0x33 / me=umh / subme=9 / psy=1 / etcetc...... that will cause BSOD (i was typing them all, im afraid my pc will bsod again)

but for normal texts like
ID : 1
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : Baseline@L2.1
Format settings, CABAC : No
Format settings, ReFrames : 3 frames
etc.... thats okay.. (i was copied them here without any crash)
i dunno whats happening, looks like my clipboard doesnt accept those kind of texts which cause bsod. any clue? my 32 bit xp doesnt have this problem..

[Atak_Snajpera]

for example if i copy texts like
cabac=1 / ref=5 / deblock=1:-1:-1 / analyse 0x3:0x33 / me=umh / subme=9 / psy=1 / etcetc...... that will cause BSOD (i was typing them all, im afraid my pc will bsod again)

Does not crash on my Windows 7 x64

You must have so serious mess in your system.

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by bLusiLv

sorry wanna ask abt mediainfo. im using vista x64 and your mediainfo gui, and recently i want to copy the encoding section only and paste it to notepad just for collecting information purpose. but when i copy those section (ctrl+c) seems windows having problem bcz 90% my pc will BSOD. im not save as text, just drag and copy the "encoding settings" part inside media info.

anyone having same problem as me? or anyone knows what happen?

well there's your problem

[iceman89610]

How long should it take for Ripbot to do a conversion to MVK from data on the HDD?

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by iceman89610

How long should it take for Ripbot to do a conversion to MVK from data on the HDD?

you've not provided enough information for anyone to accurately answer that. it depends on how long the movie is, what the AR of the movie is, what CPU you have, and what settings you're using in ripbot. there are lots of other factors as well, but these are the main ones.

I can do an encode - sourced from bluray, to BD25 in about 6hrs. this is an average and I'm using an AMD 1090t. longer movies and/or lower AR movies have taken longer. for example The Island took over 7 hrs, because it's 2:16 long. Avatar would take even longer yet, because it's 1.78:1 and like 3 hrs long.

[juramirez]

Originally Posted by pacaveli211

you've not provided enough information for anyone to accurately answer that. it depends on how long the movie is, what the AR of the movie is, what CPU you have, and what settings you're using in ripbot. there are lots of other factors as well, but these are the main ones.

I can do an encode - sourced from bluray, to BD25 in about 6hrs. this is an average and I'm using an AMD 1090t. longer movies and/or lower AR movies have taken longer. for example The Island took over 7 hrs, because it's 2:16 long. Avatar would take even longer yet, because it's 1.78:1 and like 3 hrs long.

Yeah, I've done short (~1hr) animated movies in 2-3 hours, and some long, grainy movies have taken ~14hrs. This is on Windows 7 running in a VM in Parallels for Mac on a MacBook Pro Core i7.

[iceman89610]

Ok, well I have come to the conclusion that my laptop just aint up to the job on its core 2 duo T5750 2ghz, 3gb ram. I started 2012 at 10pm last night and at lunchtime today it had done 38.5% and still had 24 hours to go.

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by iceman89610

Ok, well I have come to the conclusion that my laptop just aint up to the job on its core 2 duo T5750 2ghz, 3gb ram. I started 2012 at 10pm last night and at lunchtime today it had done 38.5% and still had 24 hours to go.

that movie is like 2hrs 40mins long
if you encode to 720p (vs 1080p) it'll go a lot faster
encoding with CQ vs 2-pass will also be faster

make sure your laptop is keeping good and cool. they're not exactly designed to be doing such things

[8ternity]

Check also if you power management is in "Performance" or "Balanced"; it can affect the time too.

Normally, all windows, even a desktop is set to "Balanced" and not "Performance". You need to modifiy manually. A setting that is set in defaut in windows. lol!!

Refer to this article:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...windows-vista/

[Sneals2000]

Hi all

Have tried searching the thread to see if this has been reported elsewhere, but couldn't see any reference to it.

I have a number of .wtv files recorded off-air from Canal Digital in Sweden. They are a mix of MPEG2 SD and H264 HD (720p and 1080i I think). The MPEG2 .wtv files work fine with RipBot, but the H264 HD stuff seems to fall over during the remux process from .wtv to .ts and the .ts files aren't created.

Is this a known problem? Should I be upgrading other components?

Hope you can help - this looks like a great solution for me.

Thanks

[Atak_Snajpera]

update remux tool

[essential]

Through reading this forum and random guides, i'm pretty good at converting my blu-rays to mkv now. However, I think I want to start converting my DVDs as well, make everything digital. Are there any guides for SD/DVD and ripbot, or is ripbot not the best tool for DVD? I'd rather use x264 than xvid, and i'm familiar with ripbot already so I hope it works well with SD/DVD to mkv.

[Hyrax]

Converting blu-rays and DVDs are almost exactly the same with Ripbot. It is really easy to use with for DVDs of movies. I've never figured out the best way to use it with DVDS of TV shows (multiple episodes), so I first use something like DVD Decrypter or VideoReDo to extract the episodes.

[benjyv]

Originally Posted by Hyrax

Converting blu-rays and DVDs are almost exactly the same with Ripbot. It is really easy to use with for DVDs of movies. I've never figured out the best way to use it with DVDS of TV shows (multiple episodes), so I first use something like DVD Decrypter or VideoReDo to extract the episodes.

Well , feel FREE to make donations !!!!

[Chipps]

While ripping any BluRay movie RipBot is stopping at Muxing 100%. Even leaving it running overnight does not help. The only posts I have found related to this say to try uninstalling and reinstalling everything or to try an earlier version. I have tried both of these suggestions. Neither solved the problem. The computer is running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. What is causing this hang?

[benjyv]

Hey Atak !!!

My x264, 1924 is pretty old (current revision is 2057 ) I should update it ....
Can you give us a link for latest version ???

Thanks !!

PS : I found this link : http://x264.fushizen.eu/

and tried to install new one , but it failed ...I don't know why !!
some explanations will be welcome !!!

[sprime1]

I'm trying to convert 1080p mkv files to a 4gb MAX 720 file, to try to get as high of a bitrate as i can get, using Ripbot, but there's a problem.

When I convert the original 1080p MKV to a 1080p MP4, setting the file size to 4gb gets me a bitrate of about 3500kbps.

Now, when I convert the original 1080p MKV to a 720p MP4, setting the file size to 4gb, it gets me a bitrate of about 3501kpbs.

What's the deal? I would think that the bitrate would increase a lot?

[klopsknoedel]

why should it increase? The filesize (4GB) and the duration of your movie doesn't change while changing the resolution! So you have even 3500kbps for 720p AND 1080p!! To help understanding thatt "kbps" stands for Kilobyte Per Second so "Same duration and same filesize = same kbps".

[dbone1026]

Originally Posted by benjyv

Hey Atak !!!

My x264, 1924 is pretty old (current revision is 2057 ) I should update it ....
Can you give us a link for latest version ???

Thanks !!

Don't let the search function scare you

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=x264

[sprime1]

Originally Posted by klopsknoedel

why should it increase? The filesize (4GB) and the duration of your movie doesn't change while changing the resolution! So you have even 3500kbps for 720p AND 1080p!! To help understanding thatt "kbps" stands for Kilobyte Per Second so "Same duration and same filesize = same kbps".

Ok.... I guess i'm just not comprehending some of the conversion mechanics.

So what's the benefit of converting to 720p instead of 1080p if the file size and kbps remain the same?