BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[Ch3vr0n]

perhaps but i don't have an 8700k, so while thanks for trying to help. It's no use, different cpu and you're not doing what i'm doing. Which is FULL DISC backup to BD25. I'm waiting on a new brdb build that should have a switch for SEI data

[Mark_Venture]

perhaps but i don't have an 8700k, so while thanks for trying to help. It's no use, different cpu and you're not doing what i'm doing. Which is FULL DISC backup to BD25. I'm waiting on a new brdb build that should have a switch for SEI dataYeah, as mentioned in the other thread, I was unsuccessful with my 6700k (most of the MKV file was black).. so I figured I'd try it now that the upgrade is in place and working..

I did run a "Full backup" w/Quicker Extras too... I just didn't burn it to disc yet... the M2TS files played with VLC on my PC look ok...

I used Avatar 3D, only took an hour which is crazy fast for a 3D Bluray in BD-Rebuilder.

[Blurayhd]

Hi all, time ago I asked some related but I dont get it clear, I really wonder how many people here use a laptop for encoding with Bd Rebuider? my laptop extract the hot air by the back, I have an i5 7200U 2.50 / 2.70 with 8gb ddr4 Windows 10 and recently I just open my laptop to clean any dust and I change the original thermal paste for the Artic MX4 so you dont have idea how much I need to use my laptop for encoding BD50 to BD25 with BD rebuilder but the hardware have to cross may hours to do that and I really worry about it

So, what you think?

Please excuse me my english is not my first language but I tryng to do my best

have a nice day!!

[Ch3vr0n]

If it only has an Intel embedded gpu, any laptop isn't really fit for ANY TYPE of video encoding

Sent from my Nexus 7 with Tapatalk

[Blurayhd]

If it only has an Intel embedded gpu, any laptop isn't really fit for ANY TYPE of video encoding

Sent from my Nexus 7 with Tapatalk

Dear Ch3vr0n first thank you for answer, I know some friends that using his laptop for work and they use Premiere for encoding for hours and have an i3 with maybe 4gb and when I asked him for the hardware, etc they never pay attention for really and just works without any problems and for that is my curiousity

Time ago I tried with some other third program to encode from HD to DVD and I tried almost 2 hours and this program that I used said using Intel HD GPU for encoding" without any kind of problem and I did it because I was give a try for make sure before use the best for me Be rebuiilder but still need some opinions

[ggtop]

So, what you think?

Hi,

the most important thing (when using a Laptop) for CPU intensive tasks is the cooling. And that's where you will find big differences. I'm still using a 6 year old i5-4200M for 50% of my encodes. Never had a single issue with it. OK, it is slower than my desktop but I don't care. Even running batches of a whole series with 2 dozens episodes is running fine. 20 hours under full load...no problem.
I do not say that this will work with any laptop hardware but if it is designed for performance I do not see a reason not to use it for BD-RB.

Low Budget Laptops won't have high-performance cooling parts. Therefore it is possible you'll find some parts soldered out after some hours 100% load due to missing ablity to blow out the heat :D Had this with a former laptop after running DVD Rebuilder 8 (!) years non stop ...

ggtop

[houzer]

Can't remove Director's comments (audio and video) from BD with BD-RB. I've tried several different settings, like not including various subtitles, including not including any sub-titles. Am I missing something? BD-RB v.0.50.25 The comments don't play in the rip, only after running it through BD-RB.
TIA

[Lathe]

Can't remove Director's comments (audio and video) from BD with BD-RB. I've tried several different settings, like not including various subtitles, including not including any sub-titles. Am I missing something? BD-RB v.0.50.25 The comments don't play in the rip, only after running it through BD-RB.
TIA

Sounds like you just need to use the 'Edit Mode & Manual Blanking' where you can choose the m2ts file that has the video commentary and blank it. I believe that you have to have these enabled in your configuration file:

ENABLE_TEST=1
ENABLE_BLANKING=1

[jdobbs]

Can't remove Director's comments (audio and video) from BD with BD-RB. I've tried several different settings, like not including various subtitles, including not including any sub-titles. Am I missing something? BD-RB v.0.50.25 The comments don't play in the rip, only after running it through BD-RB.
TIAI'd need to see your log. From your post I can't even tell what kind of backup you are doing. You should be able to choose to keep or remove any audio stream or subtitle by double clicking on the item in the streams list.

[AmigaFuture]

Extra from "Role Models".

I'm having BD-RB make an Alternative MKV of extras..and I noticed this. It doesn't matter which Decoder is used. I've now disabled MULTIPROCESS. Check that.

[08/13/18] BD Rebuilder v0.50.25
[17:39:23] Source: ROLE_MODELS_[UNRATED]_00100
- Input BD size: 5.84 GB
- Approximate total content: [00:49:49.819]
- Windows Version: 6.1 [7601]
- MOVIE-ONLY/ALTERNATE OUTPUT mode enabled
- Mode: MKV, Intact Video, Intact Audio
- Quality: Good (Very Fast)
- Decoding/Frame serving: DGDecNV [3-way]
- Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=0 HD=1 Kbs=640
[17:39:25] PHASE ONE, Encoding
- [17:39:25] Processing: VID_00361 (1 of 81)
- [17:39:25] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00361]
- [17:39:33] Reencoding video [VID_00361]
- [17:39:33] Keeping original video (no reencode)

[...All goes well...]

- [17:47:02] Reencoding video [VID_00442]
- [17:47:02] Keeping original video (no reencode)
[17:47:03]PHASE ONE complete
[17:47:03]PHASE TWO - Rebuild Started
- [17:47:03] Building ALTERNATE OUTPUT Structure
- Failed in attempt to multiplex: MUX_MOVIE_ONLY.meta
- Not enought buffer for parse video stream. Current frame num 0
[17:49:24] - Failed to REBUILD

The work-around is it make a BD Movie-Only BD then make MKV.

[jdobbs]

That error message is coming from TSMUXER. Usually it means that some part of the source is corrupt. The odd part is that it appears to have demuxed from the original stream ok, but is finding an issue when it tries to remux. The fact that it works after remuxing via movie only is odd too. Can you zip up the entire log and post it (I know it will be long with 81 parts). I'd also like to see the .meta file from the working folder.

[AmigaFuture]

You're really be bossy, boss man. Hehe. As you requested. Didn't keep what I posted, so repeated.

[MrVideo]

Going to a new mobo has not totally solved the issues. To wit, the following error showed up, twice in a row:
CreateQuickMenu() 00076 4000
The first of two menus was created, but it dies on the 2nd menu.

The thing is, before I changed one of the MKV files, it worked.

Update: Just did it with the original files. No go.

Update #2: In frustration I rebooted. Have I ever mentioned that I hate M$? That fixed the issue. What does the error above mean? I tried thread search for CreateQuickMenu, but all I got back was this posting and two others, unrelated to this. I must have had a different menu creation error with the previous mobo. I do not remember what it was.

[jdobbs]

Going to a new mobo has not totally solved the issues. To wit, the following error showed up, twice in a row:
CreateQuickMenu() 00076 4000
The first of two menus was created, but it dies on the 2nd menu.

The thing is, before I changed one of the MKV files, it worked.

Update: Just did it with the original files. No go.

Update #2: In frustration I rebooted. Have I ever mentioned that I hate M$? That fixed the issue. What does the error above mean? I tried thread search for CreateQuickMenu, but all I got back was this posting and two others, unrelated to this. I must have had a different menu creation error with the previous mobo. I do not remember what it was.Error 76 means "path not found". The "4000" is just a progress indicator that narrows down (in the code) where the error occured. Looking at the code there, a guess might be that the menu audio or picture path was inaccessible at the time it ran. Either that or the path to X264 or the TMP folder used for encoding the picture.

[AmigaFuture]

I stopped hating M$ years ago, it only adds to bothersome mental blockages. Ha. MS isn't my favorite it all, even more so since the release of 8 and 10 (Fugly and clunky; though memory management is better..still not worth using daily). I'm thinking that's a "file lock" error?

Update: OOpps..was beat by JD. :-)

@ JD

Pardon, do you also want the BD creation and MKV creation logs/files for the Extra work-around?

[MrVideo]

Error 76 means "path not found". The "4000" is just a progress indicator that narrows down (in the code) where the error occured. Looking at the code there, a guess might be that the menu audio or picture path was inaccessible at the time it ran. Either that or the path to X264 or the TMP folder used for encoding the picture.
Weird, considering that it just did menu #1.

[Blurayhd]

Hi all, I just finish encode my backup of Star Wars The Last jedi, I´m a very fan and I like the menu, so I keep the trueHD English and Spanish (my first language) and I setup Bd rebuilder to encode the best quality Very slow (as always do) but when Bd rebuilder finish the encoding I wacth the result on my tv LED and I dont know if is just me or the image could be several reduce because the Truehd that size is 5.272.670.208? What do you say? I need to encode it with DTS with less size?

Maybe an audio track size 5.272.670.208 (keeping the HD intact) is too much for an encode of 25gb?

Anyway I dont know, some people at home says the image is amazing, but like I said I dont, maybe is the grain? maybe is the movie?

[MrVideo]

The menu creation error happened yet again. It gets through the creation of menu #1, but as soon as it tries to do #2, it errors out. Obviously all of the pieces needed to create the menu are there, otherwise it wouldn't be able to do #1. There has to be a way to trap the error and bring up a "Try Again" dialog box.

This time around, instead of rebooting, I tried again. It made it this time. Instead of starting over, it would be great if BDRB would notice that it never really finished the previous project and take up there it left off, i.e., the creation of menu #2. Of course BDRB would need to ask to continue or start over.

There has to be a way. :D

[AmigaFuture]

Hi all, I just finish encode my backup of Star Wars The Last jedi, I´m a very fan and I like the menu, so I keep the trueHD English and Spanish (my first language) and I setup Bd rebuilder to encode the best quality Very slow (as always do) but when Bd rebuilder finish the encoding I wacth the result on my tv LED and I dont know if is just me or the image could be several reduce because the Truehd that size is 5.272.670.208? What do you say? I need to encode it with DTS with less size?

Maybe an audio track size 5.272.670.208 (keeping the HD intact) is too much for an encode of 25gb?

Anyway I dont know, some people at home says the image is amazing, but like I said I dont, maybe is the grain? maybe is the movie?

This move, "The Last Jedi", caused the end of my deep love with Star Wars, Brian caused the character Luke to go in ways he should not have gone. I love the scene with Yoda, and that's it. Other than that, I'm assuming you're using BD and not Ultra.. The DTS isn't going hurt the quality that much unless you're very picky as I am, and I CAN see a difference (really not a huge deal). Most people don't see it, don't care.. Those of us really into this stuff, can. I almost always convert DTS to AC-3. 25GB with Very Best set has always made a reproduction that is brilliant, to me. Any rerender is going to have SOME loss. I don't care how big you start with. Maybe lower your own pickiness down some? Hehe.. I've had to for Me (but more so, become more "Shhh.." for others...and retain my own around others that are cool with this stuff).

[Lathe]

but as soon as it tries to do #2, it errors out.

Do I even need to add anything here...?

[Blurayhd]

This move, "The Last Jedi", caused the end of my deep love with Star Wars, Brian caused the character Luke to go in ways he should not have gone. I love the scene with Yoda, and that's it.

Me too about all about the Last Jedi but what can I do? I just love Star Wars and in a way or other, it is a part and about encoding I always encode DTS to AC3 so I can get some better quality on image but this disc I like the menu etc so because that I diced to encode full backup

But, if you dont mind dear AmigaFuture if other people here can give me they opinion I´ll so appreciate it.

[Lathe]

Me too about all about the Last Jedi but what can I do? I just love Star Wars and in a way or other, it is a part and about encoding I always encode DTS to AC3 so I can get some better quality on image but this disc I like the menu etc so because that I diced to encode full backup

But, if you dont mind dear AmigaFuture if other people here can give me they opinion I´ll so appreciate it.

Well, in my lowly and wretched opinion, if you are compressing a film to BD25, and especially if you are using very high settings, that is MORE THAN PLENTY of room, even using LOSSLESS audio, for a movie to look very, very good. Think about it... JD and others here have said that a full Blu-ray can be compressed even onto a BD9 (without lossless audio though in this case) and the film can look excellent. So, a BD25 even with full lossless audio with higher settings would look great. Even with the lossless audio taking up 5 gigs or so, I'm sure even JD would agree that the remaining 18 gigs or so for the film is MORE than sufficient. Now, if you were compressing to smaller sizes, that would be a different issue, but I'm quite sure that using a BD25 is totally sufficient for excellent quality, and I am the kind of person who DOES use x264 Tweaks on every encode and I use a High, 2 pass setting, and I keep Lossless audio, and I use a BD25.

[AmigaFuture]

Do I even need to add anything here...?

Oh, my Enki.... You're so........waiting for someone to go #1 or 2.. Do you offer tissues or condoms to people in restrooms under the wall?

[Lathe]

Oh, my Enki.... You're so........waiting for someone to go #1 or 2.. Do you offer tissues or condoms to people in restrooms under the wall?

http://lathe-of-heaven.com/rolleyes2.gif

[AmigaFuture]

Me too about all about the Last Jedi but what can I do? I just love Star Wars and in a way or other, it is a part and about encoding I always encode DTS to AC3 so I can get some better quality on image but this disc I like the menu etc so because that I diced to encode full backup

But, if you dont mind dear AmigaFuture if other people here can give me they opinion I´ll so appreciate it.

I still respect everything Lucas, R2-D2, Luke and so on.. May I suggest that you start extracting the Movie and Extras from your BDs and make your own backup? Then you have more control of your backup. If someone wants the Menus, you have your BD..and so on.

NO!!! Blurayhd, my reply is the ONLY reply you should read or consider. (I'm teasing you...)

[AmigaFuture]

Do I even need to add anything here...?

Ohh, I get it...under the stall he seems like gonca. Autographs are better in person, Lathe, not Underhanded..under stalls.

That's like a Rock Star's worse "nightmare".

[Lathe]

Ohh, I get it...under the stall he seems like gonca. Autographs are better in person, Lathe, not Underhanded..under stalls.

That's like a Rock Star's worse "nightmare".

Oh boy... Well, at least your putting gonca in the sordid context does seem to make more sense...

[gonca]

in my lowly and wretched opinion
Well, Lathe, I see that you are making mental progress
You are finally being honest about your self worth
Keep up the good work

[jdobbs]

Hi all, I just finish encode my backup of Star Wars The Last jedi, I´m a very fan and I like the menu, so I keep the trueHD English and Spanish (my first language) and I setup Bd rebuilder to encode the best quality Very slow (as always do) but when Bd rebuilder finish the encoding I wacth the result on my tv LED and I dont know if is just me or the image could be several reduce because the Truehd that size is 5.272.670.208? What do you say? I need to encode it with DTS with less size?

Maybe an audio track size 5.272.670.208 (keeping the HD intact) is too much for an encode of 25gb?

Anyway I dont know, some people at home says the image is amazing, but like I said I dont, maybe is the grain? maybe is the movie?If you keep a 5GB audio track, you are bound to see some degradation in video... you've used 1/5 of the total available space for a single audio track (and there are likely be more). Worse is the fact that there really is no such thing as "HD Audio" in the real world, it's a marketing gimmick -- so it's not only a lot of used space, it's a lot of wasted space. The standard human ear can only hear ~20Hz-20Khz -- and AC-3 provides that. Some will argue that they have "magic" ears and can hear the difference -- but every scientific double-blind test says they can't. In most cases the manufacturer will add a little extra volume to the "HD" audio to give the appearance of clarity. Snake oil. JMHO.

As mentioned earlier -- normally a 25GB backup is plenty of space for both video and "HD" audio... but in a full backup there can be a LOT of extraneous other video/audio included as well. I've even seen discs that have hours of unreferenced video included on the disc just to try to ruin a backup's quality (although BD-RB sees that and adjusts for it).

[MrVideo]

Do I even need to add anything here...?
Oops! :D

[ttz]

Hello everyone
I cannot complete this backup. Please help me.

[08/16/18] BD Rebuilder v0.50.25
[14:40:28] Source: RP1
- Input BD size: 45.84 GB
- Approximate total content: [02:22:45.431]
- Target BD size: 22.95 GB
- Windows Version: 6.2 [9200]
- Quality: High Quality (Default), ABR
- MVC 3D Output Mode enabled
- Decoding/Frame serving: FRIMDecode
- Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=0 HD=0 Kbs=640
[14:40:38] PHASE ONE, Encoding
- [14:40:38] Processing: VID_00042 (1 of 1)
- [14:40:38] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00042]
- [14:47:22] Reencoding video [VID_00042]
- Source Video: MPEG-4 (AVC), 1920x1080
- Rate/Length: 23.976fps, 201,357 frames
- Bitrate: 20,985 Kbs
- Using FRIMEncoder for MVC encoding
- [14:47:22] Reencoding: VID_00042, Pass 1 of 1
[14:48:25] - Failed video encode, aborted

Thanks

[MrVideo]

Worse is the fact that there really is no such thing as "HD Audio" in the real world, it's a marketing gimmick
True, while "HD" audio doesn't really exist, it is a marketing term for lossless audio. Liken it to DVD 480p MPEG-2 compression to 1080p H.264 compression (yes both are lossy, but one is a lot less lossy than the other :D). With "HD" audio you have drastically reduced compression artifacts, after decoding. Depending on the sound system used to reproduce the audio, you may, or may not, be able to hear the difference. For most... not.

For the Dolby and DTS "HD" audio streams, you especially do not want to recode to AC3. The lossy cores do not like being recoded, especially Dolby. That adds more compression artifacts to the mix. Instead you want to keep the cores of these two "HD" streams. No recoding required. I do not know if BDRB recodes or extracts.

The eac3to program is supposed to be able to extract the cores. Since it doesn't do any actual encoding, that is all it can do. If you use DVD-Fab to remove the compression, use the option to remove the "HD" portion of the audio. That will also leave you with the core. Then pass that on thru BDRB.

[Lathe]

Oops! :D

pOops...?

[Lathe]

Well, Lathe, I see that you are making mental progress
You are finally being honest about your self worth
Keep up the good work

Just lulling you into a false sense of security my Great Northern friend...

http://lathe-of-heaven.com/evilfaces.gif

[AmigaFuture]

"Role Models" update.. I ripped it 3 other different times between MakeMKV and AnyDVD and still the same error with extra. But as you commented it is related to TSMUXER. At least the work-around does well.

@ Lathe

very funky smiley graphic.

[gonca]

Just lulling you into a false sense of security my Great Northern friend...

http://lathe-of-heaven.com/evilfaces.gif

Lathe
Go up the stairs, and out the door.
Its time to get out of mothers basement, get some fresh air.
I am assuming that they didn't chain you down in the basement in order to hide you, and your hideous physical deformities
P.S.
When out in public, don't be peeking below the stall walls
Its not a good way to get a date, but you might get a chocolate surprise

[Lathe]

Lathe
Go up the stairs, and out the door.
Its time to get out of mothers basement, get some fresh air.
I am assuming that they didn't chain you down in the basement in order to hide you, and your hideous physical deformities
P.S.
When out in public, don't be peeking below the stall walls
Its not a good way to get a date, but you might get a chocolate surprise

Nice...

You know, it never ceases to amaze me the astounding environment in which the Canadian mind resides...

[Blurayhd]

Hello everyone I need some help here, I just dont know how to do it, I have Star Wars The last jedi that have English DTS HD MA size almost 5gb and I do not sure about the image quality so, I encode the DTS HD 5gb track to DTS with eac3 and I get one track 1.6gb and AC3 720mb, so I really wish to encode this movie BD50 with his menus to BD25 with the DTS and AC3 file, but I dont know how to replace the audios tracks and so then I can encode to BD25 keeping the menu without DTSHD MA but keeping DTS AC3?

I really hope you can understand if not, please let me know, English is no my first language

Thank you in advance!!

[Lathe]

Hello everyone I need some help here, I just dont know how to do it, I have Star Wars The last jedi that have English DTS HD MA size almost 5gb and I do not sure about the image quality so, I encode the DTS HD 5gb track to DTS with eac3 and I get one track 1.6gb and AC3 720mb, so I really wish to encode this movie BD50 with his menus to BD25 with the DTS and AC3 file, but I dont know how to replace the audios tracks and so then I can encode to BD25 keeping the menu without DTSHD MA but keeping DTS AC3?

I really hope you can understand if not, please let me know, English is no my first language

Thank you in advance!!

Yes, your best best is to keep the DTS core for the main audio. Looking at BDRB's settings, I can't see how you can do that directly, perhaps JD knows. Otherwise, you can simply take your ripped BDMV / CERT folders and drop them into TSMuxer, select the main audio file, and choose 'keep DTS core' or something like that, and render a new set of BDMV / CERT folders, and then use the NEW ones to load into BDRB. I don't know what you mean by the AC3 track. Is that ANOTHER audio track that you want to keep?

[Blurayhd]

Yes, your best best is to keep the DTS core for the main audio. Looking at BDRB's settings, I can't see how you can do that directly, perhaps JD knows. Otherwise, you can simply take your ripped BDMV / CERT folders and drop them into TSMuxer, select the main audio file, and choose 'keep DTS core' or something like that, and render a new set of BDMV / CERT folders, and then use the NEW ones to load into BDRB. I don't know what you mean by the AC3 track. Is that ANOTHER audio track that you want to keep?

Thank you dear I already tried that I just add the mts file on Tsmuxer and then I change the DTSHD for DTS and I just replace that new mts on BDMV but I dont know why but Rebuilder take as DTSHD and not DTS that I replace.

All I wish to do is encode to BD25 keeping the menu but without DTSHD, just DTS core

I dont know...

[Lathe]

Thank you dear I already tried that I just add the mts file on Tsmuxer and then I change the DTSHD for DTS and I just replace that new mts on BDMV but I dont know why but Rebuilder take as DTSHD and not DTS that I replace.

All I wish to do is encode to BD25 keeping the menu but without DTSHD, just DTS core

I dont know...

Uh, that's okay... you don't hafta call me 'Dear' (cough...) but thanks...

Don't render the TSMuxer files to m2ts, render them with the audio marked 'keep DTS core' to BDMV / CERT files, just like what you load into BDRB or what you burn directly to disc.

Oh, wait a second... it just occurred to me that maybe just using the DTS core MIGHT not be legal for Blu-ray. Maybe that is why BDRB does not give you that option. Hmmm...

[MrVideo]

Oh, wait a second... it just occurred to me that maybe just using the DTS core MIGHT not be legal for Blu-ray. Maybe that is why BDRB does not give you that option. Hmmm...
DTS core, or simply DTS, is quite legal with Blu-ray.

[Lathe]

DTS core, or simply DTS, is quite legal with Blu-ray.

Oh good, I wasn't sure... I wonder why the fellow cannot simply use TSMuxer and reduce the HD audio to the core and re-render the BDMV / CERT folders and then load them into BDRB...?

[jdobbs]

True, while "HD" audio doesn't really exist, it is a marketing term for lossless audio. Liken it to DVD 480p MPEG-2 compression to 1080p H.264 compression (yes both are lossy, but one is a lot less lossy than the other :D). With "HD" audio you have drastically reduced compression artifacts, after decoding. Depending on the sound system used to reproduce the audio, you may, or may not, be able to hear the difference. For most... not.

For the Dolby and DTS "HD" audio streams, you especially do not want to recode to AC3. The lossy cores do not like being recoded, especially Dolby. That adds more compression artifacts to the mix. Instead you want to keep the cores of these two "HD" streams. No recoding required. I do not know if BDRB recodes or extracts.

The eac3to program is supposed to be able to extract the cores. Since it doesn't do any actual encoding, that is all it can do. If you use DVD-Fab to remove the compression, use the option to remove the "HD" portion of the audio. That will also leave you with the core. Then pass that on thru BDRB.Sigh... :rolleyes: Let's just ignore all the science, eh? If a human being can't identify a difference (as all the studies prove) -- then what, exactly, does "lossy" mean or matter?

BD-RB will not reencode the core and will extract it if it matches your settings. Extracting the core is a simple thing to do with TSMUXER.

[Lathe]

Sigh... :rolleyes:

Poor JD... We need to remember that he had 5 tours in 'Nam. Not only that, but the mortar gun his squad was using had a really loose and floppy barrel, so his job was to stand right next to the end of the barrel and hold it still. A bit of a bad break there and likely took its toll on his hearing...

But, I feel that he is a very clever and innovative inventor,

full of...

... promise.

[Blurayhd]

Sigh... :rolleyes: Let's just ignore all the science, eh? If a human being can't identify a difference (as all the studies prove) -- then what, exactly, does "lossy" mean or matter?

BD-RB will not reencode if the core and will extract it if it matches your settings. Extracting the core is a simple thing to do with TSMUXER.

Hi JD it is nice to see you around, I dont know what do you meant, but all I wish to do is the following;

1- I have The last jedi BD50, with menus, audio and subtitles tracks..you know

The English track has (or it is "have"?) DTSHD MA with 5gb size

So, I so wish to encode that BD50 with the menus but without DTSHDMA track, I need to replace this track for just DTS core and so then I can encode with BDrebuilder to BD25 with DTS core

I´m lost here, if you dont mean, could you tel me how to do it?

Thank you JD!!

[MrVideo]

Please, please, please... something needs to be done about the create menu problem. No other programs have issues on this new box. BDRB only has an issue with building the 2nd menu.

It works just fine when run on XP-64.

I wonder if it is some kind of race issue that BDRB is tripping up with Win7-64.

Suggestion that will hopefully fix the problem and actually speed up the creation of menus: When the background is encoded, save it for all of the menus. After doing menu #1, use that encoding for creation of all other menu structures. Since the menu background has to be the same for all menu pages, no need to keep encoding.

:thanks:

[Mark_Venture]

Hi JD it is nice to see you around, I dont know what do you meant, but all I wish to do is the following;

1- I have The last jedi BD50, with menus, audio and subtitles tracks..you know

The English track has (or it is "have"?) DTSHD MA with 5gb size

So, I so wish to encode that BD50 with the menus but without DTSHDMA track, I need to replace this track for just DTS core and so then I can encode with BDrebuilder to BD25 with DTS core

I´m lost here, if you dont mean, could you tel me how to do it?

Thank you JD!!
In BD Rebuilder, go under Settings -> Setup... and un-check the box for "Keep HD audio for BD25/Alt intact"

Then re-run the job. The new output will have the non-HD audio, only core.

[jdobbs]

Please, please, please... something needs to be done about the create menu problem. No other programs have issues on this new box. BDRB only has an issue with building the 2nd menu.

It works just fine when run on XP-64.

I wonder if it is some kind of race issue that BDRB is tripping up with Win7-64.

Suggestion that will hopefully fix the problem and actually speed up the creation of menus: When the background is encoded, save it for all of the menus. After doing menu #1, use that encoding for creation of all other menu structures. Since the menu background has to be the same for all menu pages, no need to keep encoding.

:thanks:But it's only happening to you, which makes me think the problem isn't in BD-RB. I use menu creation under Win10 almost every day in my quest to move all my DVD series discs to BD. It has never happened to me once. Trying to fix something that I can't repeat is almost impossible.

A race issue is probably a good guess. I could probably put a hidden variable in that creates a "wait" state between menus. But that's likely little more than howling at the moon without a better idea of the cause.

I encode each of the menus separately because the plan is to, at some point, enable the ability to use a different menu background for each page. It only takes a few minutes. It's another of those "wish list" items that has been around for a while. I did, by the way, add the ability to use motion video rather than a fixed picture as the background to the next release. That's one item crossed off the list.

[jdobbs]

In BD Rebuilder, go under Settings -> Setup... and un-check the box for "Keep HD audio for BD25/Alt intact"

Then re-run the job. The new output will have the non-HD audio, only core.And, to make sure you keep the DTS core intact rather than convert it to AC3, check "Do not convert DTS to AC3".