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

[Atak_Snajpera]

To all having problems with crashing client. Does encoding client crash if you change affinity to single core? (I use Process Explorer)

[Atak_Snajpera]

Originally Posted by nekrosoft13

speaking of H265, are you planning to add H265 support in near future?

yes if you mean encoding with x265. Unfortunately x265 still does not have psy-rdo.

[jouchan]

hi atak, what should i do when get error like this:
encoded 165892 frames, 9.81 fps, 661.71 kb/s

The batch file cannot be found.
'C:\Temp\RipBot264temp\Job3\Job3_MuxFiles.cmd' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.
'C:\Temp\RipBot264temp\Job3\Job3_RemoveEmptyFolders.cmd' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.


my vps wind serv 2012, please help, thanks

[Shrekage]

I tried this and each time the encodingclient run it goes back to use any/all processors. so I found this utility: http://www2.robpol86.com/guides/ImageCFG/

I used it and we will now let it run and see if it crashes... will keep you posted...

[mmmmdonut]

Originally Posted by nekrosoft13

does ripbot work with the new Java 8?

I havent had any issues with Java 8 + Ripbot264 v17.5

[Shrekage]

No longer have the same crashing using single CPU...

[Atak_Snajpera]

Good! Atleast we have workaround

[Shrekage]

Crap... spoke too soon...
got Access Violation 004313E4 in module 'EncodingClient.exe', Read of address 00000000 and it's stopped there...

[Atak_Snajpera]

how many encodes have made without crash?

[juepi]

Good Morning everybody!

Discovered DE yesterday and i have admit it works REALLY fine!

@Atak: one questions concerning DE: i've seen that you are creating junks of about 1 minute in length. In terms of overhead (CPU efficiency), wouldn't it be better to create a bit longer (5min, 10min) junks?

Thanks once again for the great piece of software!

nice easter to everybody!

yours,
Juergen

[Atak_Snajpera]

nope. Longer chunks will reduce server usage at the end of the encoding process. 7 servers will stay idle while last one is still encoding last long chunk. On other hand too small chunks may increase file size (more key frames) and reduce overall encoding speed (starting process can steal few seconds). summary 1 min chunk is optimal.

[juepi]

I see, thanks for the explanation!

yours,
Juergen

[jmatyasovsky]

I just ripped Thor: The Dark World and I noticed it missed the forced subs. I then ran it through handbrake and it correctly found the forced subs. I noticed handbrake found an additional playlist (810) which ripbot did not. That additional playlist was the correct one in handbrake. The other two playlists which matched ripbots did not have the forced subs. There must have been a navigational command or something in that playlist noting to include the forced subs. Anyone have any idea why ripbot would miss that playlist? Let me know if additional details are needed. Thanks

[hoju3508]

@jmatyasovsky, use the drop down arrow to see the other possible playlists.

[jmatyasovsky]

I have checked all the playlists ripbot provided. I believe handbrake gave playlists 800, 801 & 810 (among a bunch other small ones). Ripbot had 800 & 801 (810 was not included). 810 worked correctly in handbrake to include the forced subs. 800 and 801 in handbrake and ripbot did not include the subs. As i mentioned before, i think 810 must have some command to include the subs. The forced subs are in a seperate subtitle track with no forced flags.

[jwjohnson]

What I do is select the most likely playlist and then let RipBot demux and analyze. I alway pick all subtitles. When that phase finishes if RipBot has identified a Forced English subtitle I select it. If no Forced subs are identified I go to the Job(x) folder in the RipBot temp folder with BDSUP2SUB and look at each of the English subtitles. In the case of Thor: The Dark World you will see that one of the English sub tracks has many fewer subs than the others. You can also see what the subs are in this program. I just selected that track as the sub track to include in the final output and it worked fine. As you mentioned this is one of the few discs I see lately that do it this way.

[jmatyasovsky]

Jwjohnson, thanks for that info. Thats exactly what i started doing after i realized what happened with Thor: The Dark World. Before i always counted on ripbot on finding the forced subs because it typically does a fantastic job. I just wonder why ripbot couldnt find that playlist.

[giobbi]

Originally Posted by giobbi

I've installed the LAV h.265 filters (0.59.1) and it worked; I'm waiting for the processing phase to see if it will return a good result.
Thank you for now!

--Giovi

EDIT: Ok, the conversion worked fine, solved. Thank you!

--> I have to say that in some case even LAV filters don't work.
I got the same problem with a clip with the Codec:
MPEG-H Part2/HEVC (H.265) (hevc)
(from the media info page of VLC)

Note: Other clips with the same codec worked fine.

[Atak_Snajpera]

have you tried remuxing with latest mkvmerge?

[giobbi]

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

have you tried remuxing with latest mkvmerge?

Yes, I remuxed the clip leaving just video track, one audio track and one subtitles track. Same problem.
If you want, I could send you in PM the url where to get the clip (about 3.8 Gb... :-O )