BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[Sharc]

While that setting is there it will always use that Quick CRF value. If you decide to do a BD-9 you may want to remove it (or comment it out by adding a "#" to the front of it.
Does "always" include the main feature, or the Extras only?

[rendez2k]

Just a clarification for possible Bug Reports, the PS3 will not play a full Backup from a DVD9, there you can simple choose a m2ts file and play it.
However, if you burn it to a BD-R(W), it behaves on the PS3 like the original Disc.

Tested myself. This is no bug in BD-Rebuilder


I've been investigating the possibility of patching the output using AVCHD-Patcher - it shows up as an AVCHD disc in the PS3 but I then get error 80029945 when I try and play. It appears it may be possible but I need to do some more research.

[zeus163]

Just a clarification for possible Bug Reports, the PS3 will not play a full Backup from a DVD9, there you can simple choose a m2ts file and play it.
However, if you burn it to a BD-R(W), it behaves on the PS3 like the original Disc.

Tested myself. This is no bug in BD-Rebuilder


You're right. I don't think it is a bug, but I'm hoping for a possible work around or solution that can be implemented into BD Rebuilder. I know that rendez2k has been working on solving the problem, so anything we can do to help out so that the PS3 works without having to use a BD-R (which is what I'm trying to avoid), then I think that makes the program better. Especially if that fix works for both PS3 and regular blu-ray players.

If I have to do movie only. That is completely fine. I have no problems with that solution. Just hoping to preserve menus.

[rendez2k]

Just to confirm - as Chefkoch_ico stated, the exact same folders (the full disc BD5 encode I did) burnt to a BR-RE plays fine in the PS3. So, can we trick the PS3 into thinking a standard DVD is actually a BR-R(E)?

[woah!]

i had a issue when using the tweak() option for color enhancing. the avs script wouldnt run when enabled, without that option ticked its ok, i am encoding now (so far)...

seems to be where the tweak() line is in the avs script. if i move it after the video0001 line it works

works:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
video0001
ConvertToYV12()
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)


-----------------------------------

works:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
video0001
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)
ConvertToYV12()


------------------------------------

doesnt work:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)
video0001
ConvertToYV12()

[jdobbs]

Does "always" include the main feature, or the Extras only? Extras only.

[jdobbs]

i had a issue when using the tweak() option for color enhancing. the avs script wouldnt run when enabled, without that option ticked its ok, i am encoding now (so far)...

seems to be where the tweak() line is in the avs script. if i move it after the video0001 line it works

works:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
video0001
ConvertToYV12()
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)


-----------------------------------

works:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
video0001
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)
ConvertToYV12()


------------------------------------

doesnt work:

#Created by BD Rebuilder - v0.17.11 (beta)
video0001=DirectshowSource("Z:\!_______HDDVDS_DECRYPTED\POLTERGEIST\BDMV\STREAM\00154.m2ts", fps=23.976, audio=false)
Tweak(0.0,1.1,0.0,1.0)
video0001
ConvertToYV12()That's because until you add the line "video0001" you have no default video to work on. Is this something that BD-RB is doing (ColorBoost) or is this something you are doing independently? I just looked at the ColorBoost option and it puts the "Tweak()" before the "ConvertToYV12()".

[Edit]Whoops -- no it wasn't -- I have corrected it for the next release.

[turbojet]

Is it just me or does every m2ts muxed from a 264 video file, audio and sup result in out of sync?
It seems to drift further and further out like its a framerate problem. It's not necessarily BDRB issue because an original m2ts demuxed/muxed with 264 video files has the same problem. As far as I know 264 container isn't capable of storing framerate and it's possibly the main culprit.
I have found a solution to it, that is using mkv instead of 264 to encode/demux to. Also fps from directshowsource and meta file should be able to be removed using the mkv container, I have yet to see one that needs these. Could there be an option or even change in BDRB to use mkv container instead of 264 container?

Also jdobbs do you want to make a feature requests thread or do you want us to make threads for each feature request?

[jdobbs]

Right now I just want to concentrate on bugs. I'm not planning on adding any features until it gets a lot more stable. If you'd like to start a feature thread that would be fine -- but I probably won't be addressing any of the suggestions for a while.

Making MKV files was never my intent. BD Rebuilder is intended for backups of BD titles to BD-5, BD-9, and BD-25.

[jdobbs]

You're right. I don't think it is a bug, but I'm hoping for a possible work around or solution that can be implemented into BD Rebuilder. I know that rendez2k has been working on solving the problem, so anything we can do to help out so that the PS3 works without having to use a BD-R (which is what I'm trying to avoid), then I think that makes the program better. Especially if that fix works for both PS3 and regular blu-ray players.

If I have to do movie only. That is completely fine. I have no problems with that solution. Just hoping to preserve menus. I would think this would be a bug in the PS3 that should be corrected via firmware at some point. A BD-5/9 is a legitimate part of the standard from what I see. What I'd like to explore is why a movie-only works and not a full backup when it is in the same disc format and file structure?

[turbojet]

Ya I can understand making BD5, BD9 and BD25 is the intent. It's my intented result from BDRB too, but encoding to 264 container throws audio and subs way off and I need to find framerate difference in every stream while encoding video to mkv everything stays in sync. I remember this being an issue for me a long time ago too with the 264 container, maybe its just certain sources. This source is 23.976 fps 16 of 17 streams have delays ranging from -7ms to -28ms. Manually encoding to mkv first then muxing to m2ts from mkv works fine without any delay.

Here's source (http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mvjnmva5kmn) and encoded (http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?lyybwmdmmmd) files. It's a 480i source that may also be helpful when/if someone brings up long gops and ivtc or alternative deinterlacer.

The feature requests I had currently could also be considered bugs I guess, they are:
- Use eac3to to demux 'seamless branching' BD's, eac3to can fill the audio gaps to keep audio in sync, tsmuxer cannot and more often then not leads to out of sync audio.
- Use original chapters so chapter menus work how they are intended to. The only cli way I know of currently is demux chapters with eac3to, convert to tsmuxer format, insert this in the meta file. TSmuxerGUI can show the chapters from a playlist, but I don't think there's anyway to get this info from cli.

[woah!]

That's because until you add the line "video0001" you have no default video to work on. Is this something that BD-RB is doing (ColorBoost) or is this something you are doing independently? I just looked at the ColorBoost option and it puts the "Tweak()" before the "ConvertToYV12()".

[Edit]Whoops -- no it wasn't -- I have corrected it for the next release.

cool didnt know if i had a buggy setup here on this system, and wasnt really anything to do with your program...

[jdobbs]

Ya I can understand making BD5, BD9 and BD25 is the intent. It's my intented result from BDRB too, but encoding to 264 container throws audio and subs way off and I need to find framerate difference in every stream while encoding video to mkv everything stays in sync. I remember this being an issue for me a long time ago too with the 264 container, maybe its just certain sources. This source is 23.976 fps 16 of 17 streams have delays ranging from -7ms to -28ms. Manually encoding to mkv first then muxing to m2ts from mkv works fine without any delay.

The feature requests I had currently could also be considered bugs I guess, they are:
- Use eac3to to demux 'seamless branching' BD's, eac3to can fill the audio gaps to keep audio in sync, tsmuxer cannot and more often then not leads to out of sync audio.
- Use original chapters so chapter menus work how they are intended to. The only cli way I know of currently is demux chapters with eac3to, convert to tsmuxer format, insert this in the meta file. TSmuxerGUI can show the chapters from a playlist, but I don't think there's anyway to get this info from cli.There should be no gaps in seamless-branching playback on discs made with BD-RB. If you are experiencing this, the problem is probably more likely your playback software/unit.

[vwpassion]

Ya I can understand making BD5, BD9 and BD25 is the intent. It's my intented result from BDRB too, but encoding to 264 container throws audio and subs way off and I need to find framerate difference in every stream while encoding video to mkv everything stays in sync. I remember this being an issue for me a long time ago too with the 264 container, maybe its just certain sources. This source is 23.976 fps 16 of 17 streams have delays ranging from -7ms to -28ms. Manually encoding to mkv first then muxing to m2ts from mkv works fine without any delay.


I can confirm the framerate issue. My last 2 backups are both out of sync. Audio plays about 200 ms or so too early. I dont have these sync issues when i demux the m2ts created by BD-RB and remux to mkv (without adding any delays).

[jdobbs]

What are you using to play it back? Movie-Only or Full Backup? Everywhere or just the movie? Does it start out-of-sync or does it progressively get more out? What is the source (is it a commercial disc)? Are you allowing BD-RB to reencode the audio, or are you using the original?

I've done a lot of these, and never have had a sync issue except where the source (copy to hard drive) was bad (frames missing in the source). Of course everything I've done has been NTSC...

...remember this being an issue for me a long time ago too with the 264 container, maybe its just certain sources. This statement is what makes me suspect the issue may be something other than BD-RB.

[MikeyBK]

Well I have done two movie-only burns, one to a BD-5 and another to BD-9, and neither of them have any sort of audio sync issues. They also did not have any audio sync issues on my PC played back thru Arcsoft TMT.

I'm doing a full disc currently and plan to put that onto BD-9... and doubt any audio sync issues will pop up. If they do, I'll say so though.

BTW, Every BluRay I've tried loading to BD-RB v1711, has now correctly chosen the proper m2ts for movie-only settings.

O'T' ... Iron Man movie-only looks incredible on BD9:thanks:

[Sophocles]

I've been looking forward to this. Jd, could I include 64026402 from Hounds? He's technically inclined, lots of rigs, and generally loves this kind fun.:thanks:

[laserfan]

I've not attempted a backup yet as it takes a day or two for encoding on my PC, but in playing with it I notice after selecting a single subtitle the BDREBUILDER.INF file has a line:

SUBS_TO_KEEP=all

Wonder if this is a bug or might be a factor in calculating bitrate/final size.

Also, it appears BD-RB does not (yet) incorporate chapter marks. If I'm wrong about this pls let me know. Oops I see someone mentioned it works in Full Backup mode--presumably they're included in Movie Only also then.

[turbojet]

It's a playback problem I'm having, specifically MPC-HC issue, the clips play in sync in wmp11 and powerdvd 8. Strange that it works in MPC-HC when muxed from an mkv but not when muxed from a 264 file. I'll report it in the MPC-HC thread.

Oh is there any hidden settings that can go in the ini? I'm especially looking to use a bit higher x264 settings with "quick extras". I prefer the crf instead of the normal 2 pass for extras but would like to slow it down a bit with trellis, more analysis and more reference frames.

[jdobbs]

Not right now -- but I'll add that later. About all you can do is set a fixed CRF with "QUICK_CRF="

[jdobbs]

I've been looking forward to this. Jd, could I include 64026402 from Hounds? He's technically inclined, lots of rigs, and generally loves this kind fun.:thanks:
You bet. The more the merrier.

[zeus163]

I would think this would be a bug in the PS3 that should be corrected via firmware at some point. A BD-5/9 is a legitimate part of the standard from what I see. What I'd like to explore is why a movie-only works and not a full backup when it is in the same disc format and file structure?

You're right. It is quite possibly a bug associated with the PS3. So, I wonder what needs to be done to get that in motion?

I'm also curious why a movie-only back-up works, but not a whole disc. Is there anything I can test for you? Won't be back until tomorrow, but I'm more than willing to help out in anyway that I can (or am able to understand).

Thanks!

[turbojet]

OK, also I don't know if it makes a difference, but I noticed retail 480i clips use High@L3.2 profile with 2 reference frames.

[Sharc]

Resuming an encode after PC shutdown did not work. I have to start from scratch.
Resuming worked when I aborted an encode in progress, but without shutting the PC down.

[prettyboy85712]

Is it a movie or a series disc. BD-RB selects the playlist that is longest... I guess it's possible that there may be something that is looping through the same M2TS files and appears to be longer... I ran into that once. What disc are you backup up?

Have similar problem with Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles. Multiple extra's features are incorrectly being selected in movie only mode.

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2603/24818197do3.th.png (http://img132.imageshack.us/my.php?image=24818197do3.png)

[Sharc]

I run into this error during the 1-pass encode of one of the Extras. Not sure if it has anything to do with BD-RB.
- Error [01:-1073741819] returned from encoder. Retrying.
- Error [02:-1073741819] returned from encoder. Retrying.

Apparently retrying didn't help. A start from scratchg didn't help either. The error occurred at the same position. Maybe it's an x264 problem. I used version x264 core 65 r1061 839cd8c.
I will try again with an earlier version.

Added:
Earlier version of x264 (x264 core 65 r1057 5f8a149, shipped with BD-RB) didn't help.

Added2:
I reencoded the problematic clip successfully external to BD-RB:
- Created an index file using DGVC1IndexNV
- Encoded with x264, using CRF with about the same parameters as BD-RB.

Is there possibly an issue with the decoder / ffmpeg directshow?

[turbojet]

I ran into the same problem Sharc. In my case the problem was ffdshow couldn't decode a 480i h264 stream.
Is it an interlaced stream that it errors out on?

To work around it I changed to coreavc. DivX7 decoder would probably work too. Also maybe something can be tweaked in ffdshow to get it to decode, I didn't spend much time looking into it.

[Sharc]

@turbojet:
Yes, interlaced. The Frame Structure actually toggles between Progressive and Frame Interlaced.
I have CoreAVC on my system. How did you change from ffdshow to CoreAVC? By editing all the avs scripts of BD-RB?

[turbojet]

I disabled h264 decoding in ffdshow and coreavc was the next highest merit filter. You might also want to check preferred decoder in coreavc config. Loading the m2ts into Graphstudio/Graphedit will tell you what filter is decoding the video.

[jdobbs]

I ran into a weird one this morning. I found that X264 kept crashing on the same segment. I rebooted my computer and it went away...

[jdobbs]

I ran into the same problem Sharc. In my case the problem was ffdshow couldn't decode a 480i h264 stream.
Is it an interlaced stream that it errors out on?

To work around it I changed to coreavc. DivX7 decoder would probably work too. Also maybe something can be tweaked in ffdshow to get it to decode, I didn't spend much time looking into it. Hmm... I've done many, many 480i reencodes (or at least I think I have)... what disc were you running? Maybe in future releases I should include a standard FFDSHOW and AVISYNTH builds for installation within the ZIP file so we're all on the same sheet for testing.

[Sharc]

@turbojet: Thanks. Will give it a try.

Im my case it seems that wmvdecod.dll made x264 to crash.
In ffdshow I selected wmv9 for VC-1 decoding, libav didnt work.

[jdobbs]

@turbojet:
Yes, interlaced. The Frame Structure actually toggles between Progressive and Frame Interlaced.
I have CoreAVC on my system. How did you change from ffdshow to CoreAVC? By editing all the avs scripts of BD-RB? I was using CoreAVC in my earlier testing -- but found it to be too buggy. It seemed to drop frames and/or crash when it ran into issues.

[jdobbs]

I ran into a weird one this morning. I found that X264 kept crashing on the same segment. I rebooted my computer and it went away... Never mind on this... it just crashed again. I went back to investigate and realized that ANYDVD couldn't handle that disc -- and it was still scrambled (massive blocking on both the hard drive and the original disc)...

This is something to remember for those who are getting X264 crashes -- if it was a protected disc, make sure it is being decrypted properly. X264 will surely crash on garbage input. You can tell by attempting to play back the AVS file in Media Player Classic (or another player).

[turbojet]

Source I used was something like this (http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mvjnmva5kmn).

I've seen a few video artifacts caused by coreavc and it seems they don't have much intention on fixing them. I tend to stay away from it when I can when encoding.

Oh for VC1 I use WMVideo Decoder DMO from windows media player 11. It's definitely the fastest and I haven't seen any issues so far, but I haven't tried interlaced streams. PowerDVD 8 decoder is another one.

[Sharc]

I was using CoreAVC in my earlier testing -- but found it to be too buggy. It seemed to drop frames and/or crash when it ran into issues.
If it helps I could upload a short sample of the source file which caused the problems. The rip seems to be ok in my case as I can play it in MPC and I could encode it via another decoder (DGVC1IndexNV + DGVC1DecodeNV.dll)

[turbojet]

Just finished my first encode, came out at 4369 MB, which is the intended target?

I noticed DTS and AC3 were encoding even though this was in the ini
DTS_REENCODE=0
AC3_REENCODE=0
It did end up using the original audio streams so it was just an unneeded step in this case.

[TBL]

@jdobbs

What I meant by my comment that something else besides the fixed .meta file comma.

There seems still to be something fishy about different regional settings. Changing the regional settings to English worked. Tested with v0.17.11.

I tested a few regional settings, here are the results:

Working:

- English (US)
- English (UK)
- Swedish (Sweden)

Not working (crashes if any audio stream is selected in VID):

- French (France)
- French (Canada)
- Finnish (Finland)
- Swedish (Finland)
- Norwegian (both)

[Sharc]

I was using CoreAVC in my earlier testing -- but found it to be too buggy. It seemed to drop frames and/or crash when it ran into issues.
Here my latest findings:
There are some files in the Extras (all VC-1) which cannot be properly decoded unless I am going via DGVC1 and CUVID server. The other decoders which I tried (ffdshow, WMVideo Decoder DMO) seem to fail. These difficult files seem to have in common that they are not purely progressive, but frame interlaced or consist of a mixture of progressive frames and interlaced frames -- according to DGVC1IndexNV.
No problems exist for pure progressive files (decoded with WMVideo Decoder DMO).

[turbojet]

Could you post a link to a sample here and/or in the ffdshow thread?

[Capsbackup]

Well I just backed up Casino Royale, NTSC with partial success. I chose BD-5, full movie backup, and the rest at default settings. A polite warning was issued that there was considerable content for a BD-5 backup (cool feature/reminder just in case you forget to set/change from previous encode!) I chose to continue knowing well that this was just a test for all features and menu's to work correctly. BD-RB completed successfully, 4.20GB and I burned to DVD+RW Verbatim with ImgBurn. Playback is on a Sony BDP-BX1.
After intro warnings, etc.. it starts to play the motion menu but there is no sound and the video pauses/becomes a still image. However I can select thru the menu to all features, so all buttons are working, just no sound or motion menu. Not even does the counter report a time code. So I select play, and the movie starts and plays perfectly with suprisingly good quality for such a serious reduction. Audio has noticeable increased volume, rather than the lower volume of normal AC3 conversions I was use to with DVD ( cool!! ). Chapter selection has no problems and FF/RW works great. When selecting the "Play All" feature in the Special Features menu, only the 1st of 3 plays correctly. At the 2nd chapter the video does not display but the audio is heard and plays, as is the same for chapter 3 when it starts, it has audio only too. However, if I select each clip individually thru the menu, all play fine, with each returning to the menu after completing. It appears just the "Play All" feature is not working properly.

[Sharc]

Could you post a link to a sample here and/or in the ffdshow thread?

Here we go:

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f4754089d1b37e86d2db6fb9a8902bda

[MikeyBK]

Resuming an encode after PC shutdown did not work. I have to start from scratch.
Resuming worked when I aborted an encode in progress, but without shutting the PC down.

We had a power outage here, and I was right in the middle of a full disc encoding, and I wasn't home to shut down the PC before the UPS kicked off... but when the power came back on this morning and I rebooted back up, BD-RB informed me that the project wasn't finished and if I'd like to continue..... and that's what I'm doing right now.

So not sure why it didn't pick up where you left off on your system? Will give feed back if the full disc BD-9 has problems due to this power outage...

[LowDead]

My first test was Full backup of the new Narnia. I was going for BD25 and all wasd going smooth until I encountered an error due to faulty decoders. I updated to the newest ffdshow, rebooted and continued from were I left off. Now it didn't complain about anything and were able to finish without errors.

When tested in my PS3 it played fine until the menu which had no video in it, just the buttons. Started the movie and noticed that there was DD instead of DTS (made selection in setup not to reencode any audio tracks). Went back to check again in settings tab and found out that the settings did not save when exit the app. Ok, back to the movie. Pop up menu worked fine and to all suprise when I pressed top menu on remote it worked with background video and all :) why not the first time?? Also i checked the subtitles and all was there but some had switched places, for eg. it was Dutch text when choosing Portugues.

//LD

Seems the subs have "moved up" due to removing an english commentary subs and thats why the languages don't match.
And it behaves exactly the same with menu on computer using PowerDVD..

[ron spencer]

well after one day Wall-E was done (just have Pentium D). I had to use txmuxer to join the MOVIE ONLY m2ts together as this movie branches and BD Rebuilder does not parse the playlist files yet. So it took my input and converted all ok...although the AC3 was 448 bitrate instead of 664, which is what BR is supposed to be I think.

Result? Well it looks real good on single layer DVD, although in dark scenes it does not hold up to quality as original blu ray...fast scenes ok...so I guess just dark areas not as good on my 50" samsung plasma. This was movie only as I think full backups will really impede video quality, but that is just in my eye.

looks good!!!

[BobZhome]

I did a movie only backup of Transformers 2007 1080p Blu-Ray EUR with no problems, looked great.

When I went to do a full backup, BD-Rebuilder v0.19.11 gave me a "Target is to small to continue" error, right when I hit the backup button.

the Blu-ray is 46 gigs:
11/09/2008 02:51 PM 52,887,552 00000.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:52 PM 45,523,974,144 00010.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:51 PM 108,214,272 00011.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:49 PM 92,338,176 00012.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:49 PM 118,044,672 00013.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 221,184 00018.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 36,864 00021.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 36,864 00022.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 36,864 00023.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 36,864 00024.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 36,864 00025.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 731,136 00026.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 540,672 00027.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 583,680 00028.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 528,384 00029.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 491,520 00030.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:27 PM 602,112 00031.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 534,528 00032.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 565,248 00033.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 466,944 00034.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 491,520 00035.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 608,256 00036.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:30 PM 540,672 00037.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:49 PM 62,281,728 00038.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:44 PM 6,119,424 00039.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:48 PM 62,257,152 00040.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:32 PM 7,004,160 00041.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:32 PM 534,528 00042.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:32 PM 565,248 00043.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:32 PM 491,520 00044.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:32 PM 509,952 00045.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:31 PM 36,864 00047.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:31 PM 55,296 00049.m2ts
11/09/2008 02:31 PM 3,403,776 00050.m2ts
34 File(s) 46,045,808,640 bytes

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4v5i2hdtyjz
http://www3.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/c45bb5f2bd58a9a3ffd55509338c45a45g.jpg (http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=4v5i2hdtyjz&thumb=4)
http://www.mediafire.com/?mznjqnwrnir
http://www.mediafire.com/?mznjqnwrnir
http://www1.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/4194f20aa16cedf92315a73de8a542db5g.jpg (http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=mznjqnwrnir&thumb=4)

Thanks for the help!

[gn2]

I know this is only supposed be bugs, and I didn't have one on my first use of this program, but I just have to say it is a SUPERB program.
I did a "movie only" of an .iso of "Twister" to BD9 and it worked perfectly, flawlessly, and the resulting file looked BETTER than the original disc, if that is possible...
Really, really, really good program. I will BUY this when its finished...

[jdobbs]

Just finished my first encode, came out at 4369 MB, which is the intended target?

I noticed DTS and AC3 were encoding even though this was in the ini
DTS_REENCODE=0
AC3_REENCODE=0
It did end up using the original audio streams so it was just an unneeded step in this case. That's in case you change the setting... to prevent having to redo the entire thing.

[turbojet]

Here we go:

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f4754089d1b37e86d2db6fb9a8902bda

Powerdvd and sonic vc1 decoders fail on that clip too. I think you have found the only way to decode it and its only for certain people with newer nvidia cards. Guess we'll have to wait for a directshow decoder that handles VC1 interlaced for it to work within BD-RB.

[turbojet]

That's in case you change the setting... to prevent having to redo the entire thing.

Not sure what you mean It's enabled even though its disabled for safety?
I would think its intended to not encode audio if its told not to which it is in this case

EDIT: Isn't the configuration read at the start of the process only like DVD-RB is? If not, when is it read during the encode process?