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Old 5th March 2012, 15:05   #921  |  Link
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It would depend on the settings used. If "Deinterlace" was selected, yes, they would be encoded as progressive with "fake-interlaced" flags. If not, they would be encoded as interlaced.
Sorry, what I mean is, the actual original discs themselves are flagged as 1080i25 but are actually 1080p25. So the studios must have encoded them with some kind of fake interlaced setting.

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Old 5th March 2012, 15:10   #922  |  Link
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Sorry, what I mean is, the actual original discs themselves are flagged as 1080i25 but are actually 1080p25. So the studios must have encoded them with some kind of fake interlaced setting.
They would have to in order for the disc to be compliant.
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Old 5th March 2012, 15:15   #923  |  Link
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Exactly - but going back to the previous request someone made regarding 1080i(p)25 > 1080p24 conversion, in the case of a progressive stream marked as interlaced BD Rebuilder should encode as progressive even if de-interlacing is NOT selected, otherwise the output would come out as interlaced?
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Old 5th March 2012, 15:23   #924  |  Link
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Exactly - but going back to the previous request someone made regarding 1080i(p)25 > 1080p24 conversion, in the case of a progressive stream marked as interlaced BD Rebuilder should encode as progressive if de-interlacing is NOT selected, otherwise the output would come out as interlaced?
Well... not exactly. Most of the time the only difference between "progressive" and "interlaced" is the fact that a true interlaced source would have a temporal 1/50th of a second difference (in PAL) between fields at the time of recording, and therefore the fields should be analyzed and encoded with that in mind.

If the source is progressive but flagged interlaced, BD-RB would treat it as interlaced. The thing you'd lose is a bit of efficiency in the encoding since the fields are handled individually -- but the output would still actually stay "progressive" marked as interlaced -- since there is no temporal difference between the fields.

If you had "delinterlace" selected, a deinterlacing algorithm would be run against the frame (on a progressive source it would have little effect since there really isn't any interlacing), and the output would be processed as a full frame with "fake-interlace" flags applied.
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If the source is progressive but flagged interlaced, BD-RB would treat it as interlaced. The only thing you'd lose is a bit of efficiency in the encoding since the fields are handled individually -- but the output would still actually stay "progressive" marked as interlaced -- since there is no temporal difference between the fields.

If you had "delinterlace" selected, a deinterlacing algorithm would be run against the frame (on a progressive source it would have little effect since there really isn't any interlacing), and the output would be processed as a full frame with "fake-interlace" flags applied.
Thank you for the explanation jdobbs, this clears it all up for me
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mkv with two audio streams

Hi,
I haven't used BD-RB for a while:
Is it now possible to produce a mkv-video with more than one audio stream and subtitles using the alternate output option?
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Old 10th March 2012, 23:02   #927  |  Link
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I haven't used BD-RB for a while:
Is it now possible to produce a mkv-video with more than one audio stream and subtitles using the alternate output option?
Yes... but the only available subtitle format on most blu-rays is SUP, so make sure you player supports that type of subtitle.
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Old 11th March 2012, 11:31   #928  |  Link
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I'm very impressed by the speed improvement of using DGDecNV. In the past my AMD 630 X4 never made more than 32fps with ffdshow, but with a GT520/GT430 I now get something between 42fps and 52fps. As I plan to switch to a new cpu in the future is there also a frameserver for the APU of AMD Trinity/Llano or Quick Sync of Intel's Sandy Bridge available. Then the discrete GT430/GT520 would be obsolete again.
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Old 11th March 2012, 22:20   #929  |  Link
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Just one more question:
I want to use BR-RB to create 720p-MKV-videos with
DTS-audio stream and one ac3-audio stream (and subs)

In the alternate.txt I can only specify aType=... for all audio streams

Can BR-RB process the first und the second audio stream in a different way automatically before muxing into the mkv container?
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Here's a suggestion. Concerning the "Automatic black border removal" feature. Perhaps if people could specify the exact dimensions of the frame, it would minimize, if not cancel out the problems people are having. There are other programs that do this though. If they're so hell bent on it, they can use those alternate methods. Just a thought I prefer leave the frames alone myself.
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Just one more question:
I want to use BR-RB to create 720p-MKV-videos with
DTS-audio stream and one ac3-audio stream (and subs)

In the alternate.txt I can only specify aType=... for all audio streams

Can BR-RB process the first und the second audio stream in a different way automatically before muxing into the mkv container?
Just select the ones you want from the streams menu and use the setting for keeping the audio intact. If you want to reencode any audio, though -- you have to reencode all.
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deinterlace and resize with DGDecNV

The title says it all. Since there's already an option to decode with DGDecNV, why not also deinterlace and resize (when necessary/desired) with it also?
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The title says it all. Since there's already an option to decode with DGDecNV, why not also deinterlace and resize (when necessary/desired) with it also?
I did a little testing (nothing comprehensive) and it appeared that doing the deinterlacing and resizing that way was a little slower than using AVISYNTH. Actually I was a little surprised at that, but I moved on without looking any deeper.

I'll do some more extensive testing at some point.
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Good enough for me. Thanks!
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I did a little testing (nothing comprehensive) and it appeared that doing the deinterlacing and resizing that way was a little slower than using AVISYNTH.
I'm surprised at that too. What card do you have?
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I'm surprised at that too. What card do you have?
I have a GT 520. But to be fair, as I said, I didn't do a lot of testing.
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Deinterlacing with DGdecNV yes, but resizing? Via the AVS template I assume, or did I miss something?
(Sorry if it's off topic).
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I have a GT 520. But to be fair, as I said, I didn't do a lot of testing.
The reviews of the GT 520 tended to say that it's deinterlacing performance was somewhat lacking. The higher end cards don't have that problem.
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Old 25th April 2012, 12:45   #939  |  Link
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when is it possible to use

MULTIPROCESS=2

with x264 64bit ?


now work only with x264 32bit



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jdobbs,

Would it be difficult to add a setting to change Blu-ray .sup subtitle color?

For example, I prefer light gray subtitles, but many discs have yellow subtitles, while other discs use other subtitle colors. I don't know if you can add an easy to use setting (even a hidden option) to change the color.
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