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[Atak_Snajpera]

Originally Posted by frencher

Hello to you atak-snajpera,

I just did a fresh install of Windows 10 x64 and did the update.
It seems that the AviSynth script "EnhanceFineDetails.avs" is missing during the update...
It may be an oversight or a desire to have removed it because it is very useful to me.

Thank you, friend.

Use Sharpen option in ripbot. IT does the same.

[TDS]

From RipBot 1.25.0

#After_Prefetch_Custom
LoadPlugin("%AVISYNTHPLUGINS%\Plugins_JPSDR\Plugins_JPSDR.dll")
IntensityMask=ConvertToY8(video).Levels(0,2,255,0,255,coring=false)
EdgeMask=aSobel(IntensityMask,chroma=0,thresh=255,SetAffinity=false).invert.Levels(0,2,255,0,255,coring=false).Blur(1)
SharpMask=Overlay(IntensityMask,EdgeMask,mode="Multiply",opacity=1.0)
SharpenedVideo=Sharpen(video,1)
video=Overlay(video,SharpenedVideo,mask=SharpMask,opacity=1.0)

From RipBot 1.25.1

#After_Prefetch_Custom
LoadPlugin("%AVISYNTHPLUGINS%\Plugins_JPSDR\Plugins_JPSDR.dll")
LevelLimit=(video.BitsPerComponent==8) ? 255 : 1023
IntensityMask=ConvertToY(video).Levels(0,2,LevelLimit,0,LevelLimit,coring=false)
EdgeMask=aSobel(IntensityMask,chroma=0,thresh=255,SetAffinity=false).invert.Levels(0,2,LevelLimit,0,LevelLimit,coring=false).Blur(1)
SharpMask=Overlay(IntensityMask,EdgeMask,mode="Multiply",opacity=1.0)
SharpenedVideo=Sharpen(video,1)
video=Overlay(video,SharpenedVideo,mask=SharpMask,opacity=1.0)

EnhanceFineDetails.avs

Was dropped for 1.26.0, so if you start afresh from 1.26.0 from page 1, and update, you won't have this script,
however, if you started from 1.25.1, and then update, it will still be there, but as Atak has mentioned,
the "Sharpen" options replace this script, but it does look different, so the change maybe different as well.


From RipBot 1.26.0/1.27.0 (25%)

#Sharpen
Loadplugin("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\Plugins_JPSDR\Plugins_JPSDR.dll")
Loadplugin("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\CAS\CAS.dll")
Import("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\Scripts\MCAS.avs")
video=MCAS(video,0.25)

From RipBot 1.26.0/1.27.0 (100%)

#Sharpen
Loadplugin("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\Plugins_JPSDR\Plugins_JPSDR.dll")
Loadplugin("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\CAS\CAS.dll")
Import("D:\RipBot264v1.27.0\Tools\AviSynth plugins\Scripts\MCAS.avs")
video=MCAS(video,1.0)

[frencher]

OK thank, RipBot264 fast change, good news

[activoice]

So there seems to be a bug recently introduced with Ripbot, I've noticed that it's doubling up the subtitles when used in batch mode with Remux Subs set to ON


So if the source file contains a single SRT sub, the output now contains that same subtitle twice.

If the source file contains 2 subs for example English, and English SDH, the output file ends up containing 2 of each of those.


I've checked the job* folder and only 1 of each sub appears there.

It looks like the issue is with the creation of
job1_MuxFiles.json

That file shows the X265 file, the Audio file, and the SRT file twice


[
"-o",
"C:\\temp\\outputfile.mkv",
"--compression",
"0:none",
"--default-duration",
"0:24000/1001fps",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\video.265",
"--compression",
"0:none",
"--default-track",
"0:yes",
"--language",
"0:eng",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\Encoded_Audio_1.eac3",
"--default-track",
"0:no",
"--language",
"0:eng",
"-s",
"0",
"-D",
"-A",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\2_subtitles_English.srt",
"--default-track",
"0:no",
"--language",
"0:eng",
"-s",
"0",
"-D",
"-A",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\3_subtitles_English_DELAY1871ms.srt",
"--default-track",
"0:no",
"--language",
"0:eng",
"-s",
"0",
"-D",
"-A",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\2_subtitles_English.srt",
"--default-track",
"0:no",
"--language",
"0:eng",
"-s",
"0",
"-D",
"-A",
"C:\\Temp\\RipBot264temp\\job1\\3_subtitles_English_DELAY1871ms.srt"
]

[TDS]

Originally Posted by activoice

So there seems to be a bug recently introduced with Ripbot, I've noticed that it's doubling up the subtitles when used in batch mode with Remux Subs set to ON


So if the source file contains a single SRT sub, the output now contains that same subtitle twice.

If the source file contains 2 subs for example English, and English SDH, the output file ends up containing 2 of each of those.

Hi, I just had a bit of a look at this, and I think since the latest update where Atak changed a lot of "little" things, the subs seem to work a little differently now.

I imported a job with .srt subs, and with Remux ON, it imported ALL of them (if you check under the new subtitles tab), with a double up of each, as you said.

Importing a job with Remux OFF, it did not double up, so maybe you need to leave the Remux unchecked...

Anyway, that's my 2 cents.

UPDATE:-

An autoupdate has just been released that has fixed this problem

[TDS]

Originally Posted by TDS

So just changing this should work, then:-

"C:\{PATH_TO_RIPBOT264}\Tools\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -y -i "%OUTPUTFILEDIR%\%OUTPUTFILENAME%.%OUTPUTFILEEXT%" -c:v copy -c:a copy -c:s copy "c:\temp\%OUTPUTFILENAME%-test.m2ts" 2> "c:\temp\log.txt"

Just going back to this option...

Not sure why I thought you might have been doing something with this & maybe some DV stuff..

But in the meantime, would you be so kind as to provide a "tsmuxer" version of the above cmd ?

[-QfG-]

Originally Posted by TDS

but you can inject them with x265 as well, so that would save an extra step in the process.

This is really easy and Atak_Snajpera must implate only a button "Choose RPU File". The command-line for the x265 Encoder is:

--dolby-vision-profile 8.1 --dolby-vision-rpu "B:\_RIPPING\Dolby Vision Tool\RPU.bin"

where "B:\_RIPPING\Dolby Vision Tool\RPU.bin" is now the variable from the choosen RPU. In this case, the RPU must be a valid Profile 8 RPU!
Or simply use a custom line and add this commandline there.

[TDS]

Originally Posted by -QfG-

This is really easy and Atak_Snajpera must implate only a button "Choose RPU File". The command-line for the x265 Encoder is:

--dolby-vision-profile 8.1 --dolby-vision-rpu "B:\_RIPPING\Dolby Vision Tool\RPU.bin"

where "B:\_RIPPING\Dolby Vision Tool\RPU.bin" is now the variable from the choosen RPU. In this case, the RPU must be a valid Profile 8 RPU!
Or simply use a custom line and add this commandline there.

Yes, I have been using that type of x265 command-line

That suggestion is of course totally up to Atak to implement, but I need a command for tsmuxer to remux to .m2ts, which I need for my LG TV.

Using FFmepg to create a .m2ts from the .mkv, removes the DV format...tsmuxer retains it, so atm I have to actually run it thru tsmuxer after RipBot has done the encode.