BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[jdobbs]

Now I'm little more confused. If I look at a disc with TrueHD, I don't see another audio stream that is AC3 5.1. Sure, there are streams for other languages, or even descriptive/commentary audio. What I do see is the THD track listed as having a core. AIUI, it is the core that is seen if it doesn't know how to deal with the TrueHD part of the stream.

I do not know what the requirements are for UHD releases, as the specs aren't out there for the general public. A UHD Demystified book hasn't been released yet. :confused:If you selected that TrueHD from the BD menu -- and your player didn't support it, you would hear the (core) AC-3 track (and not even know it). That's why they are muxed together (and even share a stream ID). There are probably people out there that think they are listening to TrueHD without knowing that their player doesn't even support it.

[MrVideo]

Quite easy to replace single track in m2ts and have it work if you read my description
As pointed out in some postings, I had issue try to do that. I even managed to lock up my BD player.

[MrVideo]

If you selected that TrueHD from the BD menu -- and your player didn't support it, you would hear the (core) AC-3 track (and not even know it). There are probably people out there that think they are listening to TrueHD without knowing that their player doesn't even support it.
That was my understanding.

What is interesting is that in order to get the lossless audio to work, one must use the HDMI connection to your AVR. The coax/optical connection is not allowed to carry the higher bitrate lossless audio. But, those that have an AVR that handles all of the audio formats, just sets the player to output the raw stream to the AVR and let it handle the decoding.

That said, if you get a UHD player, I don't know of any model that doesn't support all of the audio formats. If you have a UHD player, odds are you have a better AVR as well.

[gonca]

Start with a BD compliant structure
Load the m2ts into tsMuxeR
Uncheck existing sound and add yours
Check M2TS muxing
Start muxing
Make sure new m2ts has same name as old
Replace m2ts in original BD structure
Open structure in BDEdit
Select proper play list
Change audio properties (type language etc)
Save
Click on Apply to clpi
Go to CLPIINF tab
Make sure info looks right
Save
If it asks you if you want it to correct packets ( or anything) select yes and Save
Import this into BDRB

Note
New audio has to be Bd (UHD) compliant

[MrVideo]

Start with a BD compliant structure
Load the m2ts into tsMuxeR
Uncheck existing sound and add yours
Check M2TS muxing
Start muxing
Make sure new m2ts has same name as old
Replace m2ts in original BD structure
Open structure in BDEdit
Select proper play list
Change audio properties (type language etc)
Save
Click on Apply to clpi
Go to CLPIINF tab
Make sure info looks right
Save
If it asks you if you want it to correct packets ( or anything) select yes and Save
Import this into BDRB

Note
New audio has to be Bd (UHD) compliant
Yep, that is what I have done and it has not always worked. Reason unknown.

[jdobbs]

That said, if you get a UHD player, I don't know of any model that doesn't support all of the audio formats. If you have a UHD player, odds are you have a better AVR as well. I don't think I would agree with that. If the box doesn't explicitly say the player supports a specific codec -- it probably doesn't. But, the odds are probably higher you'll get more codecs with a UHD player than with a non-UHD player.

[MrVideo]

Of the recent BD players that I have, all Samsung, they all handle all of the lossless formats. But as I noted, even if any of them didn't, the AVR does and I've set all of the players to send the raw streams out the HDMI and let the AVR handle it. IMHO, it is best to let the AVR handle the audio.

As always, YMMV.

[Acerjen]

I went in and looked at it -- and, frankly, it was even easier than I thought. NVENCC does all the work if you pass it the appropriate command line parameters. I just recompiled NVENCCRE.exe and here is a version (https://jammernhilftnichts.de/jdobbs/NVENCCRE.zip) that supports reencoding with the HDR characteristics.

I didn't add support for HDR10+ until I test it a little. I'm trying to decide whether NVENCC's experimental setting is stable enough to add it.

Thanks for adding HDR support to this. I have tested three movies and all came out great. Your efforts are much appreciated.

Acerjen

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Thanks. By the way, there are some options you can put in the NVENCCRE.INI file (that is created in the installation folder) that can customize some of the defaults I put on the dropdown menus...

Nice. Good to know.

Possibly considered superfluous by some but any chance of adding a beep at job completion option to NVENCCRe? It would be useful for long jobs involving many files that take a bit of time.

[jdobbs]

Nice. Good to know.

Possibly considered superfluous by some but any chance of adding a beep at job completion option to NVENCCRe? It would be useful for long jobs involving many files that take a bit of time.Sure. No problem.

[Edit] I added the beep. You can get the new EXE from this link (https://jammernhilftnichts.de/jdobbs/NVENCCRE.zip). It works just like BD-RB. To enable the beep on completion just add the following to you NVENCCRE.INI file:

COMPLETION_BEEP=1

It will play the contents of Ding.wav in the MISC folder under BD-RB's folder. If that doesn't exist it will play the default "Beep" for your system. The sound will only play if a job is completed (all files), and it will not play if you abort a job.

[gonca]

Might be a good idea to have a HIDDENOPTS type file for NVENCCRE.
That is two apps to maintain now. ;):thanks:

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Sure. No problem.

[Edit] I added the beep. You can get the new EXE from this link (https://jammernhilftnichts.de/jdobbs/NVENCCRE.zip). It works just like BD-RB. To enable the beep on completion just add the following to you NVENCCRE.INI file:

COMPLETION_BEEP=1

It will play the contents of Ding.wav in the MISC folder under BD-RB's folder. If that doesn't exist it will play the default "Beep" for your system. The sound will only play if a job is completed (all files), and it will not play if you abort a job.

This will be helpful when multi-tasking. Thank you!

[MrVideo]

For some strange reason, I can't get the menu colors to work. Here are the related INI lines:
MENU_ACTIVE_COLOR=0xA6D1D7
MENU_CUSTOM_COLOR=
MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR=0x32819A
Instead I am getting the default white colors. Even if I change MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR to 0x0000FF, I do not get the red. It is still white.

I'm at a loss.

[Emulgator]

For a quick UHD-BD-R/-RE playability test on standalones https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=183578
I would kindly ask for known to be working (hidden or open) options which enable building such disc.
I will be testing BD-RE-25, BD-RE-50, BD-RE-100 (2 of 3 layers, 3 of 3 layers)
(too long that I did not follow development, my bad, and it took longer until hardware became affordable for me)

[jdobbs]

For a quick UHD-BD-R/-RE playability test on standalones https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=183578
I would kindly ask for known to be working (hidden or open) options which enable building such disc.
I will be testing BD-RE-25, BD-RE-50, BD-RE-100 (2 of 3 layers, 3 of 3 layers)
(too long that I did not follow development, my bad, and it took longer until hardware became affordable for me)If your source is a UHD disc and outputting to Full Backup or Movie-Only mode, then UHD output will be selected automatically. You can directly select BD-25 and BD-50 from the SETTINGS/OUTPUT OPTIONS menu. In order to output to BD-100, add the following to the "[Options]" area of you BDREBUILDER.INI file:

CUSTOM_TARGET_SIZE=94734

That's twice the default target size BD-RB uses for BD-50. You can use any other value if you think it suits BD-100 better.

You can then select "Custom Target Size" from SETTINGS/OUTPUT OPTIONS.

Please note that if your source is smaller than your output target, BD-RB may decide to not reencode (because if fits as-is). If you want to force reencoding, add the following line to your INI file:

FORCE_ENCODE=1

Even with that set, though, trying to take a smaller source (say BD-25) and stretching to fit a BD-100 will sometimes reach a maximum size for the encoder used. But that is less common.

If you are trying to put a standard BD source to UHD format, you can select "Convert BD to UHD-BD (HEVC) Format" from the SETTING/OUTPUT OPTIONS menu. That might occur if you do something like take two or more BDs and combine them into a single UHD disc. You can do that by simply putting the source BD structures under a single folder and selecting that folder within BD Rebuilder.

Hope that answers your question.

[SeeMoreDigital]

For some strange reason, I can't get the menu colors to work......Out of interest...

If you are backing up one movie per disc, what do you need a menu for?

[jdobbs]

For some strange reason, I can't get the menu colors to work. Here are the related INI lines:
MENU_ACTIVE_COLOR=0xA6D1D7
MENU_CUSTOM_COLOR=
MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR=0x32819A
Instead I am getting the default white colors. Even if I change MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR to 0x0000FF, I do not get the red. It is still white.

I'm at a loss.I just put those values into my INI file and did a test. They seem to have worked correctly. I think the the value you have for ACTIVE is high enough in all three colors (and close enough in value) that is appears whiteish (beige) (A6, D1, and D7).

Make sure the values are located in the "[Options]" section of the INI. Also make sure there are no other instances of that setting higher up in the INI file (the MS subroutine that handles reading INI files will act of the first setting it encounters).

[Edit] I also tried setting MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR=0x0000FF and it came out a bright red.

[Emulgator]

Many thanks, jdobbs and Happy New Year !
If you are trying to put a standard BD source to UHD format, you can select "Convert BD to UHD-BD (HEVC) Format" from the SETTING/OUTPUT OPTIONS menu.
This setting is what I am missing (v0.61.25 here).
Under Output Options I see only 5 lines to tick: BD-5, BD-9, BD-25, BD-50 and Custom.
Encoding Options has no x265 and no UHD entry.
Do I have to specify a hidden option to expose that setting ?

[jdobbs]

Many thanks, jdobbs and Happy New Year !Same to you!

[musiclover]

M

This setting is what I am missing (v0.61.25 here).
Under Output Options I see only 5 lines to tick: BD-5, BD-9, BD-25, BD-50 and Custom.
Encoding Options has no x265 and no UHD entry.
Do I have to specify a hidden option to expose that setting ?

Write UHD_CONVERT_ENABLE=1 in your ini file

[Emulgator]

YES ! This was missing, undocumented in Hiddenopts.txt.
Many thanks, musiclover.

There it was: 24th February 2021, 17:13 #30405 (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1936642#post1936642)

[jdobbs]

Write UHD_CONVERT_ENABLE=1 in your ini fileWhoops. Forgot about that.

There are a lot of options that aren't documented -- mainly to prevent confusion and self-inflicted issues. The majority of BD-RB users aren't necessarily BD savvy.

There's also one called UHD_ALL_MODE=1 that allows H.265 encoding of streams that are less than 1080p. While it usually works on many (most?) players -- it violates the UHD-BD spec.

[MrVideo]

If you are backing up one movie per disc, what do you need a menu for?
It is a single file.

[MrVideo]

I just put those values into my INI file and did a test. They seem to have worked correctly. I think the the value you have for ACTIVE is high enough in all three colors (and close enough in value) that is appears whiteish (beige) (A6, D1, and D7).
They are more along the color of gold.
Make sure the values are located in the "[Options]" section of the INI. Also make sure there are no other instances of that setting higher up in the INI file (the MS subroutine that handles reading INI files will act of the first setting it encounters).
Yep, where they belong and the only ones.
I also tried setting MENU_INACTIVE_COLOR=0x0000FF and it came out a bright red.
I've used the color settings in the past and they have worked. More investigation is in order.

[SeeMoreDigital]

It is a single file.A single file of what? Some kind of movie poster!

[MrVideo]

A single file of what? Some kind of movie poster!
A single video file, of course.

[jdobbs]

They are more along the color of gold.

Yep, where they belong and the only ones.

I've used the color settings in the past and they have worked. More investigation is in order.Where do you have the BD-RB Folder installed? Virtualization, perhaps (in the "Program Files" folder)?

[MrVideo]

Where do you have the BD-RB Folder installed? Virtualization, perhaps (in the "Program Files" folder)?
Actually I don't. A while back you suggested that I place it directly under C:, which I have for the past couple of releases.

But, before I continue with my findings, a problem that has been happening pretty consistantly while searching this out is that after I save changes to the configuration I get the "file not found" error. It happens right after creating the pseudo-BD. Right before it goes on to do the menu. Between those two steps a dialog box very briefly shows up. No idea what it says as it is on the screen for too short of a time. If I do nothing and restart BDRB and rerun the job, there is no error. This one has been elusive for ages.

Now, on to what I found. Mental error. It came down to my not dealing with the three button states correctly: active, inactive and selected. With only one menu item, it becomes active by default. Thereby it was given the brighter color. For some reason I kept thinking inactive. The inactive color is useless in a single menu.

I suspect that you saw the red work because you had at least two menu items. I failed to mention that I only had one.

[SeeMoreDigital]

A single video file, of course.If all you're muxing is a single video file, why do you need a menu (which is another video file)?

[MrVideo]

If all you're muxing is a single video file, why do you need a menu (which is another video file)?
As the old saying goes: Because I Can!

[SeeMoreDigital]

As the old saying goes: Because I Can!And what will be in this second video file?

[AmigaFuture]

If all you're muxing is a single video file, why do you need a menu (which is another video file)?

Sometimes it's nice just to see what the movie is, if you don't always label discs or you only put "Yuletude - 2019; via a menu.

Sometimes "Just because I can." is the fun of it.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Sometimes it's nice just to see what the movie is, if you don't always label discs or you only put "Yuletude - 2019; via a menu.
Personally, I don't know why anyone would need a 'movie poster menu image' when playing movie back-ups from a disc!

That being said, in days gone by when I had loads of .iso movie files stored on my NAS, if I wanted to see a movie poster image, I'd simply create a .jpeg file and name it exactly the same as the .iso movie :eek:

[AmigaFuture]

"Movie poster menu image"? I didn't comment on that before but I considered that to be an odd description. Also, "Yuletide - 2019" isn't a movie you may buy. I made a recording for my Son during Yuletide and that's what I named it in the menu...with the default background. On the Disc, I wrote, "This is what Christians plagerise as 'Christmas'." which he really enjoyed. So, 2 different notes. BD-RB isn't just for making personal backups of bought discs. :) It's sweet to know there are different ways to implement ideas.

I have .jpg files for some movies also.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Well I'm totally confused now.

Either way, I'm of the opinion that whatever/whichever way @MrVideo is going about backing up his 'single video' discs. He's making life very difficult for himself - and I suspect others...

[MrVideo]

Life is not more difficult. If one just burns a video file, or files, onto a BD-ROM, not all BD players will honor any chapter marks. If you use tsMuxer to create a BD/UHD format for you, when said video is finished, it does not stop, it repeats. Also, you can only put one file onto a disc with tsMuxer. With BDRB, your can have as many files on the disc that will fit within the available space. You can have a nice looking menu. If only one file on the disc, it will return to the menu when done. Plus, chapter marks will always work.

Again, Because I Can!

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Thanks. By the way, there are some options you can put in the NVENCCRE.INI file (that is created in the installation folder) that can customize some of the defaults I put on the dropdown menus...

I have one more request if possible. Is there any chance of adding audio amplify into NVENCCRe as it works in BDRB?

Thank you for the application. It's definitely a welcome addition to the toolbox.

[SeeMoreDigital]

.. If you use tsMuxer to create a BD/UHD format for you, when said video is finished, it does not stop, it repeats. Also, you can only put one file onto a disc with tsMuxer. With BDRB, your can have as many files on the disc that will fit within the available space. You can have a nice looking menu. If only one file on the disc, it will return to the menu when done. Plus, chapter marks will always work.
Hmmm...

With regard to the newer 'open source' builds of TSmuxer GUI, I haven't had any problems creating single movie muxes with chapters. They all play on my OPPO perfectly. Even the ones with Dolby Vision.

[MrVideo]

With regard to the newer 'open source' builds of TSmuxer GUI, I haven't had any problems creating single movie muxes with chapters. They all play on my OPPO perfectly. Even the ones with Dolby Vision.
I think I need to rephrase that. tsMuxer does indeed create files with chapters. The problem is the Blu-ray players ignore the skip button when the video is played as a file. I do not have any Oppo players. Do a BD format and all is well.

[jdobbs]

I think I need to rephrase that. tsMuxer does indeed create files with chapters. The problem is the Blu-ray players ignore the skip button when the video is played as a file. I do not have any Oppo players. Do a BD format and all is well.The chapters in a BD aren't stored in the M2TS file. They are stored in the MPLS file. So playing "as a file" doesn't have any references to chapters.

[MrVideo]

Sorry, a "file" in this case needs to be a MKV file. The M2TS file can keep subtitles, while a TS file can't. So, with a M2TS file and a chapter list file, I can build a MKV file with chapter marks. I need to be more specific.

[jdobbs]

I have one more request if possible. Is there any chance of adding audio amplify into NVENCCRe as it works in BDRB?

Thank you for the application. It's definitely a welcome addition to the toolbox.So how about if I add a hidden option that is a multiplier of the volume like:

AUDIO_VOLUME=1.5

In this case the audio would be increased by 50%

I tried testing the option to normalize -- but it slowed the encode down to 1/6th it's regular speed.

[Emulgator]

As a sound engineer I guess blind multiplying might lead to users complaining about resulting clipping they didn't foresee.
Normalizing is safe and would be my way to go, users of any sane processing should have to accept that well-spent time for parsing all audio.
What about making that a user's choice ?

[cartman0208]

Trying to reencode an UHD BD and I get an error during the CQM prediction. I looked into WORKFILES and saw the sample.m2ts is 0kb. So I executed the sample.bat, which I assume creates that sample video and this is the output
U:\BD-Output\WORKFILES>sample.bat

U:\BD-Output\WORKFILES>"U:\BD_Rebuilder\tools\ffmpeg.exe" -ss 5414.0814
-i "V:\FULLDISC\RESIDENT_EVIL_4_UHD\BDMV\STREAM\00004.m2ts" -frames 48 -an -sn
-codec copy -f mpegts - 1>>"U:\BD-OUTPUT\WORKFILES\00004.AVS.SMPL.m2ts"
ffmpeg version 3.4 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg developers
built with gcc 7.2.0 (GCC)
configuration: --enable-gpl --enable-version3 --enable-sdl2 --enable-bzlib --enable-fontconfig --enable-gnutls
--enable-iconv --enable-libass --enable-libbluray --enable-libfreetype --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libopenjpeg
--enable-libopus --enable-libshine --enable-libsnappy --enable-libsoxr --enable-libtheora --enable-libtwolame
--enable-libvpx --enable-libwavpack --enable-libwebp --enable-libx264 --enable-libx265 --enable-libxml2
--enable-libzimg --enable-lzma --enable-zlib --enable-gmp --enable-libvidstab --enable-libvorbis --enable-cuda
--enable-cuvid --enable-d3d11va --enable-nvenc --enable-dxva2 --enable-avisynth --enable-libmfx
libavutil 55. 78.100 / 55. 78.100
libavcodec 57.107.100 / 57.107.100
libavformat 57. 83.100 / 57. 83.100
libavdevice 57. 10.100 / 57. 10.100
libavfilter 6.107.100 / 6.107.100
libswscale 4. 8.100 / 4. 8.100
libswresample 2. 9.100 / 2. 9.100
libpostproc 54. 7.100 / 54. 7.100
[mpegts @ 00000208a9356600] start time for stream 5 is not set in estimate_timings_from_pts
[mpegts @ 00000208a9356600] Could not find codec parameters for stream 5
(Subtitle: hdmv_pgs_subtitle ([144][0][0][0] / 0x0090)): unspecified size
Consider increasing the value for the 'analyzeduration' and 'probesize' options
[NULL @ 00000208aabf38e0] missing picture in access unit
Last message repeated 1 times
Input #0, mpegts, from 'V:\FULLDISC\RESIDENT_EVIL_4_UHD\BDMV\STREAM\00004.m2ts':
Duration: 01:36:50.82, start: 600.000000, bitrate: 76142 kb/s
Program 1
Stream #0:0[0x1011]: Video: hevc (Main 10) (HDMV / 0x564D4448),
yuv420p10le(tv, bt2020nc/bt2020/smpte2084), 3840x2160 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 23.98 fps, 23.98 tbr, 90k tbn, 23.98 tbc
Stream #0:1[0x1100]: Audio: dts (DTS-HD HRA) ([133][0][0][0] / 0x0085), 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), fltp
Stream #0:2[0x1101]: Audio: ac3 (AC-3 / 0x332D4341), 48000 Hz, stereo, fltp, 224 kb/s
Stream #0:3[0x1102]: Audio: dts (DTS-HD HRA) ([133][0][0][0] / 0x0085), 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), fltp
Stream #0:4[0x1103]: Audio: ac3 (AC-3 / 0x332D4341), 48000 Hz, stereo, fltp, 224 kb/s
Stream #0:5[0x12a0]: Subtitle: hdmv_pgs_subtitle ([144][0][0][0] / 0x0090)
Output #0, mpegts, to 'pipe:':
Metadata:
encoder : Lavf57.83.100
Stream #0:0: Video: hevc (Main 10) (HDMV / 0x564D4448), yuv420p10le(tv, bt2020nc/bt2020/smpte2084),
3840x2160 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], q=2-31, 23.98 fps, 23.98 tbr, 90k tbn, 90k tbc
Stream mapping:
Stream #0:0 -> #0:0 (copy)
Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
[mpegts @ 00000208ad5288c0] Timestamps are unset in a packet for stream 0. This is deprecated and
will stop working in the future. Fix your code to set the timestamps properly
[mpegts @ 00000208ad5288c0] first pts value must be set
av_interleaved_write_frame(): Invalid data found when processing input
frame= 1 fps=0.0 q=-1.0 Lsize= 0kB time=-00:00:00.12 bitrate= -0.0kbits/s speed=N/A
video:257kB audio:0kB subtitle:0kB other streams:0kB global headers:0kB muxing overhead: unknown
Conversion failed!

What could be the issue here?

[jdobbs]

As a sound engineer I guess blind multiplying might lead to users complaining about resulting clipping they didn't foresee.
Normalizing is safe and would be my way to go, users of any sane processing should have to accept that well-spent time for parsing all audio.
What about making that a user's choice ?Yeah. That's definitely an issue. I could do a two pass normalization (which is a lot faster) -- but it would require that ffmpeg is present (so it can do the first pass independent of NVENCC) and then NVENCC can use the volume filter using the returned maximum volume dB value for normalization. That's not a problem if you install NVENCCRE in the BD-RB folder (ffmpeg is included)... but I was hoping to make an independent installation option at some point.

What I'll probably do is have NVENCCRE look for ffmpeg.exe in the tools folder, and enable normalization if it is present.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

So how about if I add a hidden option that is a multiplier of the volume like:

AUDIO_VOLUME=1.5

In this case the audio would be increased by 50%

I tried testing the option to normalize -- but it slowed the encode down to 1/6th it's regular speed.

Being a hidden option makes sense and that'd be good.

Personally, I can live without normalization. Fine control is what I'm looking for. By your example would using a lower or higher number allow more fine control? So say 1.1 would be 10%, 1.8 = 80%, etc? Or is it going to be limited to 50% increments?

I don't know how much work for you that this entails. This is just something I would find extremely useful if it's doable without being a massive PITA.

Edit: I previously mentioned an increased in decibels. I was mistaken. Normally when doing some conversions I need to add a gain of roughly 8. I erroneously said decibels.

[jdobbs]

Being a hidden option makes sense and that'd be good.

Personally, I can live without normalization. Fine control is what I'm looking for. By your example would using a lower or higher number allow more fine control? So say 1.1 would be 10%, 1.8 = 80%, etc? Or is it going to be limited to 50% increments?

I don't know how much work for you that this entails. This is just something I would find extremely useful if it's doable without being a massive PITA.

Edit: I previously mentioned an increased in decibels. I was mistaken. Normally when doing some conversions I need to add a gain of roughly 8. I erroneously said decibels.As far as I can tell you can make it as precise as you wish. 1.0008 would work (although I doubt anyone could tell). You could also use .75 to lower the volume by 25%.

I've also added a menu item that will do normalization. It requires ffmpeg.exe in the tools folder (otherwise it is disabled). So if you put NVENCCRE.EXE in the BD-RB folder, it should work just fine. Normalization is the best way to increase volume -- as it uses the existing audio's volume and increases only to the point that can be reached without clipping.

[jdobbs]

For those who are interested, I've posted a new version of NVENCCRE (https://jammernhilftnichts.de/jdobbs/NVENCCRE.zip). There is now an audio menu item called "Audio Normalization". There is also a hidden option called AUDIO_VOLUME in which you can set a multiplier to be applied against the audio. If normalization is selected, the AUDIO_VOLUME option is ignored. Normalization requires the FFMPEG.EXE exists in the tools folder (as it is in the BD-RB tools folder).

Note: Using normalization is much preferred over setting an arbitrary volume multiplier. It will set the maximum volume increase available that will not result in audio clipping.

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

For those who are interested, I've posted a new version of NVENCCRE (https://jammernhilftnichts.de/jdobbs/NVENCCRE.zip). There is now an audio menu item called "Audio Normalization"...

Wonderful. Thank you!

[MrVideo]

While I personally will never screw with the original audio level, but for those that do, isn't there some small print regarding adjusting E-AC3, TrueHD, DTS-MA, DTS-X? Won't screwing with anything other than DTS/AC3 result in the loss of the lossless audio and/or Atmos?