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Byte for byte they were the exact same size, the same goes for time. The funny thing is, I went and converted several tracks to flac (the same evo tracks converted to ac3) and different titles had the same error. I only converted to flac this round with 2.20, will try one of those two with 2.19 later today.
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28th January 2008, 12:45 | #3103 | Link |
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ill try
I'm gonna try it again now with that same method that has been tried with success,
i am getting a picture, the sound is perfect but it stutters, im gonna try to use the new eac3to and ill let you know, i do have POTO US Edition, and ill also try Harry Potter order of the Pheonix cause i couldnt demux that with EVODemux ok. |
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Ah, for The Searchers I use both libav and sonic with eac3to 2.20 and earlier versions. Sonic creates
an ac3 track with clicks. However libav creates a clean ac3 track. For Robin Hood, eac3to 2.20 and earlier, both sonic and libav gives me an ac3 track with clicks. I finally used the DVD audiotrack to mux into the mkv. Both cases first audio track. Regarding The Searchers, I don't know whether the file is really corrupt. As you already mentioned the eac3 track is okay and as I noticed, PDVD plays the file back fine. I got this via via from an vague acquaintance of mine, so can't rip it myself. Will ask him, but I don't know when this will be in my posession. I don't even know whether he's willing to do a rerip at all. Quote:
The mkv of Unforgiven seems fine now after briefly watching some parts. Great! Unfortunately extracting the audiotrack gives the not a clean audio track error. I'll try to solve that with delaycut. I read you made your own splitter. I don't know anything of the complexity of splitters and direct show, but could this be made into a DS version? In that case VC1 evo could be played directly in ZP or MPC I guess. However, I don't know what I'm asking for in terms of time, so read the request with a grain of salt And do you ever sleep? I seldom saw such a devotion to make something work. Thanks a lot for that |
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Haali Media Splitter does not remap. So LPCM demuxed with h264tsto should be used with -blu-ray switch. |
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28th January 2008, 16:23 | #3106 | Link |
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madshi, hands down for such a great tool, would payout/donate anytime for this app..
Anyone that has done Million Dollar Baby with -skip2 option, did u maybe found out the correct delay for audio sync? how much frames does 'one skip' cut? Any good app out there, where could u import mkv video & audio in as seperates and then looking for lip sync on screen to find out correct delay needed? |
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Don't know exactly what skip2 means in terms of delay. But there is a 133ms delay in the evo. Last edited by rickardk; 28th January 2008 at 17:29. |
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delaycut is showing last unsynchronized frame at 624ms, could that be the 'perfect' delay time for it? Quote:
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Make sure that it's not your playback system (e.g. the decoder DirectShow filter you're using, or a too slow CPU) which is responsible for the stuttering. Not every stuttering needs to be caused by a bad remux.
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Ah well, I'm *trying* to limit my eac3to programming time on Sundays cause I cannot really afford to work on it on other days because otherwise it affects my real life job. Unfortunately sometimes I can't keep myself from working on eac3to on other days, too. But I shouldn't really do that........ |
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"one skip" cuts one sequence header. There's no constant number of frames per sequence header. What I've seen it can be anything between 5-20 frames, with the average maybe being something like 8 frames. Not really sure, though. Didn't pay much attention to that. I believe there are also some movies where sequence headers are used less often. So in such cases the "one skip" might eat a lot of frames.
Best way would probably be to mux the audio track into the MKV and then use MPC for delay finding. With MPC you can use the [-] and [+] keys in the numpad of the keyboard to adjust audio delay in realtime during playback. Helps a lot in finding the right delay. |
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D:\EAC3>eac3to F:\FEATURE_1.EVO+F:\FEATURE_2.EVO 4: D:\MKV\cream.dts -1536 EVO, 1 video track, 2 audio tracks, 2:05:42 1: Joined EVO file 2: VC-1, 1080p24 /1.001 3: RAW/PCM, 2.0 channels, 16 bits, 48khz 4: DTS Master Audio, 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48khz, dialnorm: -4dB Extracting audio track number 4... Removing dialog normalization... Decoding with DirectShow (Sonic Audio Decoder)... DirectShow reports 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48khz Writing WAVs... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.C.wav"... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.L.wav"... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.LFE.wav"... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.R.wav"... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.SR.wav"... Creating/writing file "D:\MKV\cream.SL.wav"... Found Surcode DTS Encoder version 1.0.21.0. Surcode sais/asks: "At least one valid source file must be specified to encode.". Pressing the Surcode "Encode" button didn't seem to work... Closing Surcode... All the wav files are made but are immediately deleted by the program after this error is issued. Should the sais be says? |
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To date, I've had no success creating a working file from my US Phantom. Eac3to, current version, produces an mkv but all the players that I have on the PC cause the usual corruption beginning after the Warner title, basically I think because of the Haali splitter destroying Madshi's good work. I don't have a method that doesn't appear to use the Haali splitter to play back mkvs. No errors are reported during eac3to's processing.
I tried taking the first 100MB of the Phantom mkv to my Popcornhour, to see how that got on with it. It's running their current beta, which does have some mkv support but that can't handle the mkv either, the screen stays blank though the network's flashing away while the play is occurring. My other HDDVD, American Werewolf, works well using the Evodemux method, and then into VirtualDub to produce an AVI. It would be nice if, as others have suggested, Madshi might consider a freestanding splitter. At present it would appear that Phantom is the only disk with the problem that Madshi's discovered. But I assume it may not be the last. So, I'm just going to have to buy a super long HDMI cable so I can watch Phantom on the TV, from the HDDVD on my PC in another room! This is a link to the first 100MB of the EVO files, which play fine in PDDVD 3319a. http://www.sendspace.com/file/6soz6c Last edited by rory83; 28th January 2008 at 21:38. |
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Just watched Million Dollar Baby. Strange result.
From time to time it plays in slow motion. It looks like when you have the refresh rate set to 23.976 and tries to play 25 fps material. If I press pause/play everything is fine again. If I don't pause/play it will continue to stutter until scene change or massive motion in a scene. That solves the stuttering. I can not reproduce this problem at the same place. It shows up from time to time. And when I rewind to watch the same scene its not there. I will try to rewrite timestamps to see if it solves it. Should also try to remux (with this new method in v2.20) a title that played back perfect before (Bourne Ultimatum). |
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