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8th April 2008, 05:26 | #4182 | Link | |
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"Where No Man Has Gone Before" 1: Chapters, 6 chapters without names 2: h264/AVC, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) 3: h264/AVC, 480p24 /1.001 (15:11), -17ms 4: TrueHD, English, 5.1 channels, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB, -84ms 5: AC3, English, 2.0 channels, 192kbit/s, 48khz, -84ms 6: AC3, Spanish, 2.0 channels, 192kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -30dB, -84ms 7: E-AC3, 2.0 channels, 192kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB, -84ms 8: Subtitle, English 9: Subtitle, Spanish Creating file "Y:\movie.txt"... Extracting primary video track... Extracting audio track number 4... Removing dialog normalization... Muxing video to Matroska... Applying RAW/PCM delay... Encoding AC3... Extracting subtitle track number 8... Creating file "Y:\movie.ac3"... Creating file "Y:\movie.sup"... Added fps value to MKV header. Video track 2 contains 72733 frames. Video track 3 contains 90871 frames. eac3to processing took 7 minutes, 58 seconds. Done. came from the log so it does seem to do h264 no??? |
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8th April 2008, 10:50 | #4183 | Link |
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Is it safe to join seamless branching titles by 'copy b method.. Will the future version of eac3to be able to mux the audio without gaps/overlaps on already joined files? Or should we wait with any kind of joining. How come there is no sync issues with ''copy /b'' & tsRemux on seamless branching discs (i have made several titles like ratt, deja vu, cars, etc, with no playback problems)? |
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I tested to extract the AC3 core from a .eac3 DD+ stream demuxed from an HD DVD (Blades of Glory) unsing the -core switch and it works. Could this mean the DD+ has a DD AC3 core on HD DVD too?
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I also tried to mention explicitly the filter and I got the same result in all 3 attempts (default, sonic, libav). In fact the ONLY combination that works is: C:\HEART>"C:\Program Files\eac3to\eac3to.exe" "C:\HEART\HEART T01 DELAY 0ms.dts" "C :\HEART\HEART T01 DELAY 0ms.ac3" -libav Any attempt to set bitrate or other filter returns a "This audio conversion is not supported." message. I have installed ffdshow filter package. Any other ideas? Thank you in advance. Best regards. |
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Do you use the keymakers gui? It has a bug and it doesn't put a space between the output filename and the -448. Switch to the alternate gui (eac3to and more gui - see separate thread in the audio section) or use the cmd version.
Best decoder for dts is sonic. If you have it let it decode instead of selecting any other. Don't use the -keepdialnorm option. There's no point. |
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I Am Legend - Theatrical vs. Alternate ending version
So I ripped this title using AnyDVD and kept the following 2 files:
00000.m2ts 15,964,734 KB 00006.m2ts 17,032,122 KB I then joined them with the copy /b command, and proceeded to demux the video & audio with eac3to (soundtrack converted to flac). All went well and I then used mkvmerge as usual to create my final .mkv container. The movie plays back flawlessly in mpc and wmp11 and there are no sync issues. BUT, I ended up with the alternate ending version as opposed to the theatrical one. I have watched both versions via my stand-alone BD player and I don't really mind ending up with the alternate ending version for my backup. My question is, for titles with alternate endings (I think it is only the last couple of chapters on this title), how the heck can one pick one over the other? As I recall, I think there was a 00003.m2ts file at around 2GB or so, which probably contained the theatrical ending and somehow when playing this version on a standalone player, the 00003.m2ts file gets swapped in near the end? Sorry for the slightly off topic question, but I'd love for eac3to be able to deal with alternate ending movies like this someday! And Madshi, that you for this wonderfull tool! I have been ripping my BD titles using only AnyDVD, eac3to and mkvmerge with no issues with any of the 30 or so titles I have done so far! |
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I am Legend Blu-ray is authored by retards. EACH one of the 2 files you mention (00000.m2ts & 00006.m2ts) contain the WHOLE movie, but with different endings (2 scenes are also different btw). The disc doesn't make any use of seamless branching as it should. It's ridiculously authored. I don't know exactly how you can make one file with the 2 versions of the movie (that doesn't contain common parts twice, obviously). Last edited by nautilus7; 8th April 2008 at 17:01. |
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8th April 2008, 17:07 | #4193 | Link |
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You're right nautilus. My "I Am Legend.mkv" is 26,154,776 KB and when I checked it out before I just watched part of the beginning and then dragged the slider towards the end and watched it. I bet if I move the slider to the middle, I'll see the ending credits of the theatrical version, followed by the beginning of the alternate version.
You're right though, I can't believe they put 2 full version of the movie on there. What a waste! |
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I don't really know if eac3to can correct them. I don't think it can. I don't think also that tsremux detects those problems. It's just that the de-sync (if any - remember, it's possible that no de-sync at all to exist) is very small and can't be noticed.
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Not sure if this is the right place to post this. I am thinking of buying a popcorn hour and as far as I can tell it supports lpcm but not any new hd-dvd or blu-ray hd audio formats. Is it possible to convert dolby digital + to lpcm ?
I am thinking about ripping my hd-dvds and turning all the audio into lpcm so I dont loose quality. ( I have used eac3to to convert dolby digital + to ac3-640 before and its great just not sure if it can do all the conversions to lpcm) |
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