BluRip - BLURAY -> MKV (CONVERTER/REMUXER) [Archive] - Page 2

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 17:12

- Option to save log to file (right click in log window)
- Option to start AutoCrop window minimized
- Show encoding progress in title/taskbar icon text
- Fix for empty profiles on first start
- Option to only mux forced subs into mkv
- Option to copy all subs to 'Subs' folder
- Option to copy all subs but forced to 'Subs' folder

@_hawk_

:eek: great job you made alot of progress in such a short time keep it up :thanks:

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 17:59

@_hawk_

any chance for DGDecNV (bit.ly/6aVfOY) support?

_hawk_

2nd February 2010, 18:18

@_hawk_

any chance for DGDecNV (bit.ly/6aVfOY) support?

I can try. I'll need infos about command line syntax/avs scripts then. I have no plans to buy a license. Do you expect more fps when using DGDecNV?

_hawk_

2nd February 2010, 18:19

:eek: great job you made alot of progress in such a short time keep it up :thanks:

:) Thx! I think it's not that bad for two weeks ;)

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 18:27

DGDecNVManuals.7z (bit.ly/d7xjeE)

frame accurate decoding is the most important benefit more fps is just a bonus;)

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 18:31

example of a .avs script using DGIndexNV
DGSource("*.dgi", deinterlace=0, use_top_field=true, use_pf=false, crop=true, l=0, t=140, r=0, b=140, resize_w=1280, resize_h=528, fieldop=0)

cropping not implented yet but coming soon thanks to the great neuron2

Atak_Snajpera

2nd February 2010, 18:32

frame accurate decoding is the most important benefit more fps is just a bonus
You cut your videos or what?

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 18:35

StaxRip using DGIndexNV in cli
-i %source_files_comma% -y 1 -o "%working_dir%\%source_name%.dgi" -a -h

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 18:37

@Atak_Snajpera

i do but i take it you dont?

Atak_Snajpera

2nd February 2010, 19:13

fps is just a bonus
You forgot to say very small bonus

Q6600@3ghz
Source Blu-Ray AVC -> Level 4.0 CRF22 (1920x800)
http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/1691/new1j.png

Software decoder uses only ~7% of my cpu. Rest was consumed by x264.
In my example 100 min movie would be encoded in about 400 min.
So with hardware decoding whole process would take about 372 min. So basically you save half an hour. Frankly I don't care because I do my encodings when I don't use my PC. Mostly during the night so I wouldn't see a difference.

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 19:29

@Atak_Snajpera

be it a small gain it's still a gain no matter how you look at it;)

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 19:33

@Atak_Snajpera

is the software decoder your using dxva capable?

_hawk_

2nd February 2010, 19:35

DGDecNVManuals.7z (bit.ly/d7xjeE)

frame accurate decoding is the most important benefit more fps is just a bonus;)

I think ffmpegsource is frame accurate, too. Same as DirectShowSource with CoreAvc. I have about 1% cpu usage with coreavc on a 1080p movie.

stax76

2nd February 2010, 20:24

Rather if DSS is frame accurate must also be a splitter matter, maybe frame accuracy would need some communication between splitter and decoder which might not be possible with dshow. Only a dshow developer can give a accurate answer on this.

Atak_Snajpera

2nd February 2010, 20:28

is the software decoder your using dxva capable?
I have about 1% cpu usage with coreavc on a 1080p movie.
You cannot use DXVA decoding in AviSynth. Decoded picture cannot be returned to avisynth. Also DXVA needs NV12 instead of YV12 colorspace! I use old good ffdshow (ffmpeg-mt)

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 20:40

StaxRip's feature rich cutting/trimming abilities combined with DGIndexNV frame accurate decoding i remove ad's and all other nonsense from my HD PVR recordings with no problems :)

Atak_Snajpera

2nd February 2010, 20:42

well .... but I was thinking about blu-ray movies ...

_hawk_

2nd February 2010, 21:27

@MuLTiTaSK
Maybe you can encode some frames and compare speed using different avs files with directshow, ffvideosrc and dgavcdec.
Then I can decide if its worth the effort ;)

stax76

2nd February 2010, 21:37

well .... but I was thinking about blu-ray movies ...

Cutting is needed for Blu-ray too, mostly at chapter points so cuttings might be done prior AviSynth, while ripping for instance but I don't know which software is capable of doing this.

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 22:00

@_hawk_

DGDecNV has no problems decoding Blu-ray streams (AVC/MPG/VC1) and does not require users to tweak registry to use DSS or have any decoders installed just simple worry free frame accurate indexing->frameserving->encoding->muxing

DSS, FMS2 also work with many streams but fail with some that DGDecNV handles with no problems introducing issues for the end user and more headaches for you trying to solve them

a quick look around these forums and you will see what i mean

if you dont think that DGDecNV can supplement BluRip no worries:thanks:

_hawk_

2nd February 2010, 22:15

@_hawk_

DGDecNV has no problems decoding Blu-ray streams (AVC/MPG/VC1) and does not require users to tweak registry to use DSS or have any decoders installed just simple worry free frame accurate indexing->frameserving->encoding->muxing

Thx for the info. I used the non Nvidia version of DGavcindex when I started with bluray stuff. This version isn't under develpment any longer is it?
Atm I have no points left on my list for blurip ;) So maybe I'll do the DGavcdecNV stuff next. I guess 50% of BluRip users could use it..

MuLTiTaSK

2nd February 2010, 22:27

@_hawk_

DGAVCIndex is no longer being developed DGIndexNV has replaced or better yet surpassed it

being able to save projects adding batch support to BluRip would be another killer feature to have:)

mackworth

3rd February 2010, 04:16

Thx for the info. I used the non Nvidia version of DGavcindex when I started with bluray stuff. This version isn't under develpment any longer is it?
Atm I have no points left on my list for blurip ;) So maybe I'll do the DGavcdecNV stuff next. I guess 50% of BluRip users could use it..

I will second what someone else said, maybe queue support might be worth something to add. Might be worth it more than nvidia support.

Either way, I just purchased a ATI 5670 to try these mkv files that I have made from blurays. Hopefully this bitstreaming stuff works.

Thanks for the great software!

_hawk_

3rd February 2010, 08:45

I will think about how a queue system could fit into my program concept. Guess it will go hand in hand with save/load projects.

DGIndexNV will only work with Nvidia cards? Or does it have a software mode?

MuLTiTaSK

3rd February 2010, 21:33

@_hawk_

DGDecNV (bit.ly/6aVfOY) is a decoder/frameserver for AVC, MPEG2, and VC1 streams that runs on the GPU of Nvidia graphics cards that support CUDA (bit.ly/bEC7H0) video decoding. That means the card must have a VP2 or greater engine. VP1 is not supported!

You can check which engine your card has here:Table of Nvidia GPUs (bit.ly/cZOs78)

_hawk_

3rd February 2010, 21:52

The features of DGDecNv sound good.
I'm thinking about adding a cheap NVIDIA card to my pc..

Anyway I added queue support. Will be included in next release.

MuLTiTaSK

3rd February 2010, 22:33

@_hawk_

awesome cant wait to test it out :thanks:

sometimes i encode main titles to .flac and commentary tracks to .ogg with UsEac3to (bit.ly/6hDi8J): a different GUI for eac3to (bit.ly/cgukqK)
add more eac3to audio switches, profiles maybe?

_hawk_

3rd February 2010, 22:45

sometimes i encode main titles to .flac and commentary tracks to .ogg with UsEac3to (bit.ly/6hDi8J): a different GUI for eac3to (bit.ly/cgukqK)
add more eac3to audio switches, profiles maybe?

If I have a good idea how to integrate this - maybe. Guess it will be more complicated then adding the queue system...

MuLTiTaSK

3rd February 2010, 23:04

@_hawk_

i love how BluRip is lightweight and it does'nt write anything outside of it's containing folder to the registry or anything a really big plus in encoding software;)

but can you make it support relative paths for the tools used so it can be completely portable so i can use it on my usb drive?

also i create .avs scripts with indexed source outside of BluRip it would be nice to import it in BluRip so i can skip indexing, cropping

oh yeah Drag&Drop support like UsEac3to (http://bit.ly/6hDi8J): a different GUI for eac3to (http://bit.ly/cgukqK) has would also be killer

i'am brain storming:D

keep up the great coding :thanks:

_hawk_

3rd February 2010, 23:18

i'am brain storming:D

keep up the great coding :thanks:

Thx ;) It's nice to get some feedback..

I think relative paths will be easy..
But if you demux, index & crop outside BluRip why use it at all?
Anyway I wanted to add some basic editing functions for the streamlist so it doesn't have to be done with a text editor.
If you take a look at the streamlist.xml, you'll see how it works to add a .avs by hand..

MuLTiTaSK

3rd February 2010, 23:46

@_hawk_

i use a eSATA external hard drive so all files would be created in BluRip folder;)

_hawk_

4th February 2010, 12:05

Changelog

v0.4.4

- Load/save projects
- Queue system
- Changed avs input source selection

If any1 would like a make a manual/nice splash screen - let me know.

mackworth

4th February 2010, 15:09

_hawk_

4th February 2010, 16:39

Is there a good way to get media information besides mediaInfo?

THe reason I ask is because I used bluerip to convert Gran Torino which has a 5.1 TrueHD track. When I look at the stream list, its selected, but mediaInfo says the resulting file is only AC3 audio and the audio track is only 500MB? Could that be possible?

Eac3to coverts the audio tracks. Not sure if it can demux them completely untouched. I'll take a look at other GUI how they handle the audio tracks..

Pretty crazy though, this must be a x264 thing(I am using x64 build 1416), but I use the -slow -crf 19 preset that comes with Blurip, and the resulting Gran Torino file is only 4.8 gigs (not including audio)down from ~20. I haven't watched it yet to see if its ok, but that seems crazy small.

Totally depends on movie..
I encoded start trek 1 with crf 18 - resulting file is less then 5gb (looks fine) - original was more then 20gb.
Crf 19 with bourne identity results in a 9gb file..
So on some movies x264 simply doesn't need more bitrate.

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 03:30

@_hawk

awesome support :thanks:

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 03:31

first post updated;)

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 03:32

Eac3to coverts the audio tracks. Not sure if it can demux them completely untouched. I'll take a look at other GUI how they handle the audio tracks..

Remuxing (HD Stuff) (bit.ly/btvT3I)

_hawk_

5th February 2010, 08:39

Thanks. I'll add a checkbox "untouched audio".

mackworth

5th February 2010, 15:21

Thanks!

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 18:56

@_hawk_

DGDecNV support wow your like a coding machine great job BluRip is shaping out real nice:thanks:
remember where you heard it first BluRip will be widely accepted and the swarm of users will come to thank you;)

vision -> code -> .executable

_hawk_

5th February 2010, 20:50

remember where you heard it first BluRip will be widely accepted and the swarm of users will come to thank you;)

Hehe let's see..
There wasn't much feedback yet.

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 21:15

@_hawk_

DTS-HD (*.dtshd)
TrueHD (*.thd+ac3)

added in next release?

mackworth

5th February 2010, 22:21

@_hawk_

DTS-HD (*.dtshd)
TrueHD (*.thd+ac3)

added in next release?

if he adds this, I am dropping ripbot.

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 22:28

@mackworth

should'nt be that hard to add eac3to demuxes then mkvmerge muxes harmony;)

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 22:31

@_hawk_

i use SupRip to create .srt's adding in srt's manually to BluRip before muxing would save some time

Atak_Snajpera

5th February 2010, 22:32

remember where you heard it first BluRip will be widely accepted and the swarm of users will come to thank you

vision -> code -> .executable

The biggest toady i have ever seen on doom9 :O

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 22:39

@Atak_Snajpera

have you tried BluRip?
i love the Doom9 community sharing ideas helping others aiding in making the backup of there media process easier;)

MuLTiTaSK

5th February 2010, 22:44

@Atak_Snajpera

welcome more options use them as motivation to keep coding RipBot264 you have a big user base you have helped the community very much with your gifts thank you:)