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Vertigooo
17th November 2010, 21:47
Hi Pistacho
Reporting a bug :
When opening the BDMV folder, the playlist selection window opens with only one mpls file (00000.mpls) containing two m2ts files (00000.m2ts and 00017.m2ts) (odd behaviour)
When clicking on the "proceed" button, only the VC1 video is detected, no audio
The solution is to open directly the 00000.m2ts file.
The 00017.m2ts duration is only one second, black screen with no audio.
Data from mediainfo :
Général
Nom complet : G:\IMMORTEL\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls
Format : Blu-ray Playlist
Taille du fichier : 476 Octets
Durée : 1h 56mn
Débit global moyen : 0
Vidéo #1
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
ID de menu : 1 (0x1)
Format : VC-1
Profil du format : AP@L3
Identifiant du codec : 234
Durée : 1s 0ms
Largeur : 1 920 pixels
Hauteur : 1 080 pixels
Format à l'écran : 16/9
Images par seconde : 24,000 Im/s
Sous-échantillonnage de la chrom : 4:2:0
Profondeur des couleurs : 8 bits
Type d'image : Progressif
Source : 00017.m2ts
Vidéo #2
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
Format : VC-1
Durée : 1h 56mn
Largeur : 1 920 pixels
Hauteur : 1 080 pixels
Format à l'écran : 16/9
Images par seconde : 24,000 Im/s
Audio
ID : 4352 (0x1100)
Format : DTS
Format/Info : Digital Theater Systems
Profil du format : MA
Durée : 1h 56mn
Echantillonnage : 48,0 KHz
Langue : Français
Menu
00:00:00.000 : Chapter 1
00:11:11.791 : Chapter 2
00:21:22.875 : Chapter 3
00:30:20.833 : Chapter 4
00:40:31.041 : Chapter 5
00:52:34.458 : Chapter 6
01:01:41.291 : Chapter 7
01:11:15.916 : Chapter 8
01:20:46.125 : Chapter 9
01:30:00.083 : Chapter 10
01:41:22.041 : Chapter 11
01:51:52.541 : Chapter 12
thewonderer
22nd November 2010, 07:24
Hi,
Just some feedback....
Before the encoding and muxing starts, can you get your program to do a check for free space? My temp drive didn't have enough space and the app crashed.
In the GUI, would it be possible to show a estimated countdown on the current process and also a clearer indication of what the app is currently processing (at present its easy to miss it in the queue window).
Many thanks!
pistacho
5th December 2010, 17:00
New version 1.2.3
Changelog
New: Settings to select the font type, size and color of subtitles when converting from MKV (conversion from SRT to PGS).
Fixed: Subtitles come out too small when convert from MKV.
x264 updated to version r1804.
Wildfire: If you try it, can you tell if the MKV subtitles is better now :)
http://idd0084x.en.eresmas.net/BDtoAVCHD-settings.png
Hi Pistacho
Reporting a bug :
When opening the BDMV folder, the playlist selection window opens with only one mpls file (00000.mpls) containing two m2ts files (00000.m2ts and 00017.m2ts) (odd behaviour)
When clicking on the "proceed" button, only the VC1 video is detected, no audio
The solution is to open directly the 00000.m2ts file.
The 00017.m2ts duration is only one second, black screen with no audio.
Thanks for commenting on the problem. It seems a very special case, for me no reason for that m2ts file with a one second of blank video at end. If I see a BD like this look for a solution that will not fail... will surely have more BD's like this.
Wildfire
5th December 2010, 22:01
New version 1.2.3
Changelog
New: Settings to select the font type, size and color of subtitles when converting from MKV (conversion from SRT to PGS).
Fixed: Subtitles come out too small when convert from MKV.
x264 updated to version r1804.
Wildfire: If you try it, can you tell if the MKV subtitles is better now :)
Thanks pistacho! Luckily, I still have the MKV which I first had problems with (Knight and Day). I'll have it encode this night and see tomorrow if the subs now are normally sized. I'll let you know, of course.
Wildfire
6th December 2010, 09:54
And here I am again :)
I just tried the new AVCHD. I loaded it up and tried it with PowerDVD -- and yes, now I have normally sized subs again! Thanks!
subair37
8th December 2010, 19:37
Hi
I love this programme, i try to convert a mkv file a blu ray rip when i try to play with vlc player i can see subttitles, but when i load this mkv file to this software there is no subttitles how can i resolve this is this because subs are embedded ones in mkv or please help...........
I think the subs are muxed in to the mkv, when i load the mkv to BDAVCHD subs are not listed but obviously it is there when u play with vlc player or load mkv to a convertxtodvd4 programme, so how can i get my subs when i load on to BDtoAVCHD and get subs to my output AVCHD DVD5 file.............
Mr. Monte
10th December 2010, 18:21
subair37, are you using mplayer?
I thought I read subtitles for MKV's do not work..not sure though
pistacho
10th December 2010, 18:56
Hi
I love this programme, i try to convert a mkv file a blu ray rip when i try to play with vlc player i can see subttitles, but when i load this mkv file to this software there is no subttitles how can i resolve this is this because subs are embedded ones in mkv or please help...........
I think the subs are muxed in to the mkv, when i load the mkv to BDAVCHD subs are not listed but obviously it is there when u play with vlc player or load mkv to a convertxtodvd4 programme, so how can i get my subs when i load on to BDtoAVCHD and get subs to my output AVCHD DVD5 file.............
MKV can contain many different types of subtitles (ASS, SRT (UTF-8), PGS,...). BDtoAVCHD only recognizes the supported formats by tsMuxer, namely: SRT (UTF-8) and PGS.
The problem I had before was that the SRT come out small and this is solved... but all other formats other than SRT or PGS will not be recognized because the tsMuxer does not support them :)
subair37
10th December 2010, 21:54
MKV can contain many different types of subtitles (ASS, SRT (UTF-8), PGS,...). BDtoAVCHD only recognizes the supported formats by tsMuxer, namely: SRT (UTF-8) and PGS.
The problem I had before was that the SRT come out small and this is solved... but all other formats other than SRT or PGS will not be recognized because the tsMuxer does not support them :)
But the actual subtttiles are embedded in mkv file which means it is a single mkv file and u casn see them when u play using VLC player
I sorted my issue the actual problem was under settings no subttitles was ticked, so i un check it sorted the issue , now the another problem is my laptop shuts down in the night self when i leave it on for encoding using this software i select x264 slow preset but what i found in the morning is my laptop was shutdown then i have to power on login again to start endoing,My laptop is Aus Win 7 64 bit operating system.Please hellp how can i sort this out.......................
whipdancer
14th December 2010, 18:09
But the actual subtttiles are embedded in mkv file which means it is a single mkv file and u casn see them when u play using VLC player
I sorted my issue the actual problem was under settings no subttitles was ticked, so i un check it sorted the issue , now the another problem is my laptop shuts down in the night self when i leave it on for encoding using this software i select x264 slow preset but what i found in the morning is my laptop was shutdown then i have to power on login again to start endoing,My laptop is Aus Win 7 64 bit operating system.Please hellp how can i sort this out.......................
Check your power settings. Make sure you set them to never turn off while plugged in.
Control Panel > Power Options
You should see an option for "High Performance" and a link to "Change plan settings" next to it. Go to "Change plan settings' and make sure that the option for "Put the computer to sleep:" is "Never".
jethro
17th December 2010, 17:18
I like this program interface. It so simple, yet effective. Much simpler than MultiAVCHD mess. Great Job!
Feature Request: External Subtitles please.
Fuso
18th December 2010, 22:53
The program is great, but i want to resize some movies to 720p... Is there any way to do that...?
subair37
22nd December 2010, 08:09
I try to convert a 6.55GB mkv file to AVCHD.I set audio to Untouched dts preferred media to DVD9 bit rate only come up as 4306 cause i select untouchec audio dts but the final out put file i got only 3.84GB a dvd5 size i want the out put as DVD9 but i am not getting it ........Also when i try to write this on to a disk my DVD Fab program crashes ..................
I have used u r BDtoAVCHD programe few time b4 and successfully converted mkv to DVD5 got write to my DVD5 disc using DVD Fab Platinum software but this time seems all problems.
Output file net getting in dvd9 size
try to write the 3.84output file programme crashes...........
Please help me mate........craying out loud............
pistacho
3rd January 2011, 14:32
New year and new version! :p
Version 1.3.0 (01/03/2011)
New: The "scan bitrates" detects if the normal subtitle tracks also contain mixed forced subtitles.
New: Ability to extract only the forced subtitles when they are on the same track as normal subtitles.
New: Installation includes BDSup2Sub v4.0.0 program.
Fixed: Conversion fails if the source video is 720p/50.000fps (converting MKV to AVCHD.)
Improved: It shows eac3to progress in the GUI, not show CMD window and run all eac3to relative operations with one-time.
Improved: The progress indicator in the GUI with a single progress bar, but shows a more detailed description of each step.
New: Option "Debug Mode (show CMD windows)". Shows the windows command line for all processes.
Improved: In Blu-Ray's with the main .m2ts in several parts now always use the largest part for determining the content of the tracks.
x264 updated to revision r1834.
Small fixes and general improvements.
Notice: From this version you must have Java installed (no included) as used by the BDSup2Sub program included in the installation.
This is what we'll see if there are forced subtitles mixed with normal ones:
http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/8190/scannew.gif
I like this program interface. It so simple, yet effective. Much simpler than MultiAVCHD mess. Great Job!
Feature Request: External Subtitles please.
I add to the list of things to do (it will be soon) :)
The program is great, but i want to resize some movies to 720p... Is there any way to do that...?
At the moment it is not possible but I have it on the list of things to do...
pistacho
3rd January 2011, 18:51
Hi Pistacho
Reporting a bug :
When opening the BDMV folder, the playlist selection window opens with only one mpls file (00000.mpls) containing two m2ts files (00000.m2ts and 00017.m2ts) (odd behaviour)
When clicking on the "proceed" button, only the VC1 video is detected, no audio
The solution is to open directly the 00000.m2ts file.
The 00017.m2ts duration is only one second, black screen with no audio.
It is very possible that the new version also fix this and other (rare) cases like it :)
pistacho
3rd January 2011, 19:17
I try to convert a 6.55GB mkv file to AVCHD.I set audio to Untouched dts preferred media to DVD9 bit rate only come up as 4306 cause i select untouchec audio dts but the final out put file i got only 3.84GB a dvd5 size i want the out put as DVD9 but i am not getting it ........Also when i try to write this on to a disk my DVD Fab program crashes ..................
I have used u r BDtoAVCHD programe few time b4 and successfully converted mkv to DVD5 got write to my DVD5 disc using DVD Fab Platinum software but this time seems all problems.
Output file net getting in dvd9 size
try to write the 3.84output file programme crashes...........
Please help me mate........craying out loud............
Surely it is a specific problem with this particular MKV file. Anyway, I recommend that you always use ImgBurn (http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download) to burn BDtoAVCHD output to the disks.
On the other hand does not make much sense to want to convert a 6.55 GB MKV to 8.5 GB. (For make it bigger than the original will not get more quality.)
thewonderer
8th January 2011, 03:04
thanks for all your efforts. Appreciate the updates and hardwork.
could this app become the dvdshrink (- the ripping) of bluray re-encoding?... ;)
pistacho
9th January 2011, 16:56
New version that fixes a bug in the previous version and add progress indicator in the taskbar (Windows 7):
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/2600/barray.png
The full changelog you have it in the first post updated.
Lezgi
16th January 2011, 20:18
perfect program
thanx bro...
pistacho
19th January 2011, 18:58
Another version!
Changelog:
Improved: On some BD with several main playlist (two movies, episodes, etc.) now lets you choose which one to convert.
New: Option to resize 1080 video sources to 720.
Improved: Added an option in settings to use the Arcsoft decoder to decode DTS-HD instead of libav that only decodes DTS-Core (higher quality DTS > AC3 conversion).
Small fixes and general improvements.
subair37
29th January 2011, 20:32
Hi
I have successfully created an AVCHD DVD9 from a 12GB mkv file using BDAVCHD but when i try to write on to a Dual layer disc using imageburn i am keep getting this error .Please help me how can i sort this out.
http://i52.tinypic.com/dm47mf.jpg
Please explain to me why i am keep getting this error.
Please help
setarip_old
29th January 2011, 21:03
@subair37
Hi!when i try to write on to a Dual layer disc using imageburn i am keep getting this error .Please help me how can i sort this out
Make your life simple and forget about the .MKV intermediate step. Just use your original, Bollywood commercial Blu-ray as your source to create an AVCHD DVD9...
subair37
4th February 2011, 13:39
@subair37
Hi!
Make your life simple and forget about the .MKV intermediate step. Just use your original, Bollywood commercial Blu-ray as your source to create an AVCHD DVD9...
Oh sorry
What i was doing is using the .mkv file which about 10 to 14 Gb and converting to DVD9 ,in AVCHD formatt
I got another problem with this programe, when i select the target audio DTS HD MA as untouched i am not getting the final BD MV folder in the AVCHD final out put folder instead i can see all files end up in Temp folder ,but if i select audio to recode to AC3 640kbps then i am getting my final AVCHD DVD9.
Is it some compatibily issues of DTS HD MA untouched to this programme.Please help..........
I am doing encoding in my laptop which is Pentium dual Core 2.1 GHZ 4GB Ram 160 GB HDD which takes about 15 to 18 hours.I select x264 slow to encode.
I am about to upgrade my old sempron desktop to a new one
I7 950 3.06GHZ 6 GB RAM and ppossibley 2 times 500GB HDD as Raid 0 configured.
With the above mentioned system how long will it take to finish encoding .also from a orig blu ray source.
Please share some comments here throw your experiences in time taken for encoding please...........
setarip_old
4th February 2011, 19:18
@subair37 Oh sorry What i was doing is using the .mkv file which about 10 to 14 Gb and converting to DVD9 ,in AVCHD formattYes, and in view of the difficulties you're having with this workflow, I once again suggest the following:
Make your life simple and forget about the .MKV intermediate step. Just use your original, Bollywood commercial Blu-ray as your source to create an AVCHD DVD9...
DMD
6th February 2011, 00:41
Good evening
I can not find the forced subtitle stream, maybe it's a stream ghost?
In the movie "The Mummy" detect the presence of 68 streams from the player software and the automatically selected (forced) is the n ° 66
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/4107/screenshot001dy.png (http://img268.imageshack.us/i/screenshot001dy.png/)
BDtoAVCHD detects only 32 stream subtitle.
(stream from 4608 to 4639)
then the stream from 33 ° to 68 ° are absent or undetected.
http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/9654/screenshot005wd.png (http://img130.imageshack.us/i/screenshot005wd.png/)
http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/337/screenshot006vy.png (http://img13.imageshack.us/i/screenshot006vy.png/)
you can solve the problem?
Thanks
pistacho
6th February 2011, 13:35
oh! did not think could be a Blu-Ray with many subtitles. The program has a limit of 50 subtitle tracks :o
Try this patched version with limt expanded to 80 tracks :rolleyes:
http://www.hotshare.net/file/353043-53027939d7.html
(copy the executable directly to the program folder and replace .exe)
setarip_old
7th February 2011, 04:49
@pistacho
Hi!
The maximum allowable/recognized number of PGS subtitle streams for a Blu-ray-compliant file is 31...
pistacho
7th February 2011, 16:35
@pistacho
Hi!
The maximum allowable/recognized number of PGS subtitle streams for a Blu-ray-compliant file is 31...
Thanks! but then I do not understand this:
In the movie "The Mummy" detect the presence of 68 streams from the player software and the automatically selected (forced) is the n ° 66
:confused: :confused: :confused:
setarip_old
7th February 2011, 19:03
@pistacho
The ADDITIONAL (greater than 31) subtitle streams are in TEXT format, not PGS. Click on the following link and read the ENTIRE thread:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146501
pistacho
7th February 2011, 19:35
Ok. I did not know this limitation of the BD structure... The program code was an internal limitation (50 PGS tracks) and believed it was not enough for this BD.
But it is clear that the limitation is in the Blu-Ray structure itself.
So there is already enough with 50 PGS "slots" (at most only use 32). :)
Previus patch is useless :devil:
setarip_old
7th February 2011, 19:54
@pistacho
You're welcome ;>}
Once again I'll ask:
Are you the developer of "DVD Shrink" (for whom I provided much input during its initial development)?
pistacho
8th February 2011, 20:03
No, I have no connection with the DVD Shrink software... I think at that time was not even registered on this forum... :p But it's true he was a great software for its ease of use... I think it's important that a program allowing to do common tasks with a few mouse clicks and this is something they have in common the two programs :)
setarip_old
8th February 2011, 20:24
No, I have no connection with the DVD Shrink softwareI guess there's room for more than one good coder in Spain ;>}
vertigoo
10th February 2011, 22:21
Hello Pistacho
I'm back after testing some improvements I suggested in the past. And everything was working fine. Great Job.
Sorry but I come back with 2 bug reports.
First bug :
I tried to back up a BR movie with 3 selected .mpls files. I chose the correct one (3 different m2ts for the chosen mpls). After proceeding I saw that my preferred audio was encoded in Dolby True HD. I scanned and I had to reencode the video. The scanning of the Dolby True HD was apparently correct (more than 2000 kbps, I don't remember the real figures). I selected as target audio the option "UNTOUCHED" (no doubt on that). I added one small sub track and I started conversion keeping the video bitrates given by the software
But the resulting m2ts after conversion was with a normal ac3 (448kbps) audio track (apparently only the True HD core). I lost the true HD.... first problem
I used an eac3to GUI to demux the original BR and to extract the original Dolby True HD and also to demux the m2ts given by BDtoAVCHD to extract the reencoded .h264 and the .sup.
I muxed all 3 files with tsmuxer and everything was working fine until I made the ISO file with ImgBurn and saw that it was oversized with 200 MB (nearly 1% of my BD-R)... second problem
Second bug:
Among all backups I have made 2 (only 2) were oversized with 0.1%. I cut the end of the movie with ts muxer to avoid to reencode. I haven't found why these 2 and not the others. I suspect a problem with x264.
Now I used to reduce the target video bitrate by 25kbps to prevent to cut
Possible future improvements for BDtoAVCHD :
-multiple audio and sub tracks
-ability for external audio and sub tracks (I know you are busy on that)
-ISO file as output by using ImgBurn (a direct link to ImgBurn would be enough)
-ability to cut a part of the movie by using tsMuxer
and finally (very interesting....) ability to "see" the sub captions by using BDSuptoSub and select the correct one (subs of the real movie and not the comments of the scenarist, director,..)
BDtoAVCHD is on track to be the best....:)
vertigoo
10th February 2011, 23:17
Pistacho
I think I have found an explanation of the 200 MB oversizing.
The Eac3to GUI can extract an ac3 file (which is the Dolby True Hd core). The bitrate of the ac3 file is 448 kbps (same as given by BDtoAVCHD)
The Eac3to GUI can also extract a .thd+ac3 file (the full Dolby true HD).
It is this second file that I add as input for tsmuxer and tsmuxer sees a core of 640 kbps. Very odd.
The difference between 640kbps and 448 kbps gives approximately the oversizing of 200MB for the ISO file.
vertigoo
12th February 2011, 09:51
Hello Pistacho
A small bug : for some x264 recoding processes the "eta" (estimated time of arrival) is not shown in the progress bar (1st and 2nd pass)
vertigoo
12th February 2011, 18:02
When the "eta" is not shown in the progress bar the total number of frames is not shown too
vertigoo
15th February 2011, 20:22
Pistacho
3 additional BD backups would lead to exceed the size of the BD-R (23866 MB) without fixing it decreasing the video bitrates by 0.1%
Seems to be a frequent issue
subair37
16th February 2011, 12:17
Hi pistacho
can you please help me on this i got a problem with some mkv files converting to AVCHD formatt after encoding 15 hours on my dual core Laptop with 4GB RAM all files end up in temp folder , only very few times i taste the success with this programme in converting mkv to AVCHD, I do remember the fact some one said here abt use proper blu ray as the source , i agree that but if u read the facts abt this programme it converts mkv as well to AVCHD , so is there any settings wrong in my programme that all files end up in Temp folder instead of giving me an AVCHD formatt BD folder please help pistacho looking forwrd to hearing from you soon..........
pistacho
20th February 2011, 19:29
Hi pistacho
can you please help me on this i got a problem with some mkv files converting to AVCHD formatt after encoding 15 hours on my dual core Laptop with 4GB RAM all files end up in temp folder , only very few times i taste the success with this programme in converting mkv to AVCHD, I do remember the fact some one said here abt use proper blu ray as the source , i agree that but if u read the facts abt this programme it converts mkv as well to AVCHD , so is there any settings wrong in my programme that all files end up in Temp folder instead of giving me an AVCHD formatt BD folder please help pistacho looking forwrd to hearing from you soon..........
MKV support is limited to options that tsMuxer can handle itself.
For example is NOT supported MKVs with header compression because tsMuxer not support them.
pistacho
20th February 2011, 19:36
Hello Pistacho
A small bug : for some x264 recoding processes the "eta" (estimated time of arrival) is not shown in the progress bar (1st and 2nd pass)
The estimated time calculation is performed by the x264 codec, the program displays only the text that appears in the command window... if it is not is because the codec does not give this information... I think that happens to compress raw video (when joined several m2ts for example)
pistacho
22nd April 2011, 10:54
Hi everyone!
I'm finishing a new version that allows convert to MKV (Blu-Ray to MKV) :D
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/2631/mkv.gif
Since in this case the output size is not critical using compression with a single pass CRF.
By the time left here a beta for those who want to test it:
http://personal5.iddeo.es/connecta2000/BDtoAVCHD_v1.3.9.msi
Do not think it has many serious errors but surely are missing details to refine... Also addresses some limitations of previous versions (allows to use as source MKV's with head compression and .m2ts out of BD structure).
If you see any error, it reports would be appreciated. You can also comment on the conversion successfully and paste media info to see how it goes...
Regards!
pistacho
23rd April 2011, 10:35
The final version is out!
Version 1.4.0 (04/23/2011)
New: MKV as alternate output format. Allows to convert Blu-Ray to MKV, recoding the video (CRF) or creating a BDremux.
Improved: for AVCHD output is used the new parameter --bluray-compat instead of --open-gop bluray, --aud, --nalhrd vbr and --b-pyramid strict. This also always checks compliance of ref and b frames with AVCHD.
Improved: accepting as input MKV files with header compression.
Fixed: when converting a Blu-Ray with the main file split into several .m2ts parts and selecting the TrueHD audio was kept AC3 core only.
Mkvextract updated to version v4.6.0 and Mkvmerge added.
x264 updated to revision r1936.
Small fixes and general improvements.
The updated download in the first post :)
Hobbe
24th April 2011, 12:54
Thanks for a great program! I really like output to mkv :)
Can I make feature req?
Why have tune option under advanced? I often use anime and grain tune and it is easy to forget that setting if you don't see it on the main window..
Keep more subtitles and atleast two audio streams.
Why do audio setting and target audio reset to default when you change media?
More media settings or two custom?
soneca
26th April 2011, 02:13
Hi Pistacho,
Thanks for this excelente programa!
But I'm having some problems with interlaced sources, tried with two different sources(1080i).
In this case the program jumps directly to step 3/3 (muxing) and tsmuxer crashes.
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p305/soneca1/Forum/BDtoAVCHD-1.jpg
And here the BDtoAVCHD completed the service by creating the whole structure of the blu-ray but the file(BDAV) had the following characteristics.
Format : BDAV
Format/Info : Blu-ray Video
File size : 366 MiB
Duration : 57mn 6s
Overall bit rate : 896 Kbps
Maximum Overall bit rate : 35.5 Mbps
Audio
ID : 4352 (0x1100)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : DTS
Format/Info : Digital Theater Systems
Codec ID : 130
Duration : 57mn 6s
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 755 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 24 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 308 MiB (84%)
Language : English
pistacho
26th April 2011, 19:05
Ok. Thanks for reporting the problem. I have more reports of problems with 1080i sources. I'm investigating. Can you paste the BDinfo of video source?
soneca
26th April 2011, 20:59
Absolutely.
Total Video
Title Codec Length Movie Size Disc Size Bitrate Bitrate Main Audio Track Secondary Audio Track
----- ------ ------- -------------- -------------- ------- ------- ------------------ ---------------------
00000.MPLS AVC 0:49:41 13.369.933.824 17.070.282.994 35,87 28,29 DTS-HD Master 5.1 4348Kbps (48kHz/24-bit)
DISC INFO:
Disc Title: SUPER_SPEEDWAY
Disc Size: 17.070.282.994 bytes
Protection: AACS
BD-Java: No
BDInfo: 0.5.6
PLAYLIST REPORT:
Name: 00000.MPLS
Length: 0:49:41 (h:m:s)
Size: 13.369.933.824 bytes
Total Bitrate: 35,87 Mbps
VIDEO:
Codec Bitrate Description
----- ------- -----------
MPEG-4 AVC Video 28293 kbps 1080i / 29,970 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1
AUDIO:
Codec Language Bitrate Description
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DTS-HD Master Audio English 4348 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 4348 kbps / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit)
Dolby Digital Audio French 640 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps / DN -4dB
Dolby Digital Audio Spanish 640 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps
SUBTITLES:
Codec Language Bitrate Description
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Presentation Graphics Portuguese 25,607 kbps
FILES:
Name Time In Length Size Total Bitrate
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00000.M2TS 0:00:00.000 0:49:41.979 13.369.933.824 35.869
CHAPTERS:
Number Time In Length Avg Video Rate Max 1-Sec Rate Max 1-Sec Time Max 5-Sec Rate Max 5-Sec Time Max 10Sec Rate Max 10Sec Time Avg Frame Size Max Frame Size Max Frame Time
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1 0:00:00.000 0:09:20.726 28.454 kbps 63.453 kbps 00:00:03.436 38.693 kbps 00:00:03.436 34.083 kbps 00:00:02.969 118.668 bytes 521.454 bytes 00:00:04.204
2 0:09:20.726 0:04:56.796 28.750 kbps 36.175 kbps 00:11:20.880 31.967 kbps 00:13:19.999 30.651 kbps 00:12:11.697 119.913 bytes 437.694 bytes 00:09:31.470
3 0:14:17.523 0:01:25.785 28.058 kbps 35.347 kbps 00:15:10.609 31.145 kbps 00:14:40.779 30.535 kbps 00:14:41.780 117.023 bytes 362.645 bytes 00:14:51.624
4 0:15:43.309 0:05:52.418 29.104 kbps 36.997 kbps 00:21:28.053 33.723 kbps 00:17:48.400 32.462 kbps 00:17:16.068 121.389 bytes 423.442 bytes 00:20:50.015
5 0:21:35.727 0:03:56.569 28.801 kbps 36.064 kbps 00:24:45.517 33.171 kbps 00:24:37.943 32.458 kbps 00:24:38.543 120.126 bytes 374.162 bytes 00:22:02.754
6 0:25:32.297 0:01:32.091 28.625 kbps 35.999 kbps 00:26:21.846 32.567 kbps 00:26:19.744 31.165 kbps 00:26:45.403 119.392 bytes 372.648 bytes 00:26:11.336
7 0:27:04.389 0:02:43.096 28.137 kbps 35.947 kbps 00:29:45.784 32.347 kbps 00:27:55.774 31.250 kbps 00:27:06.524 117.354 bytes 373.394 bytes 00:27:12.063
8 0:29:47.485 0:06:20.380 28.301 kbps 36.409 kbps 00:34:54.392 33.508 kbps 00:32:23.474 31.999 kbps 00:32:20.772 118.040 bytes 393.083 bytes 00:32:26.678
9 0:36:07.865 0:08:36.515 28.142 kbps 36.705 kbps 00:42:46.964 33.490 kbps 00:42:46.230 31.040 kbps 00:40:23.788 117.374 bytes 383.248 bytes 00:39:04.475
10 0:44:44.381 0:04:57.597 26.474 kbps 42.622 kbps 00:49:06.910 36.322 kbps 00:49:06.810 33.091 kbps 00:48:51.795 110.430 bytes 453.829 bytes 00:49:07.444
STREAM DIAGNOSTICS:
File PID Type Codec Language Seconds Bitrate Bytes Packets
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00000.M2TS 4113 (0x1011) 0x1B AVC 2981,879 28.294 10.546.210.239 57.413.005
00000.M2TS 4352 (0x1100) 0x86 DTS-HD MA eng (English) 2981,879 4.348 1.620.584.436 9.272.230
00000.M2TS 4353 (0x1101) 0x81 AC3 spa (Spanish) 2981,879 640 238.558.720 1.397.805
00000.M2TS 4354 (0x1102) 0x81 AC3 fra (French) 2981,879 640 238.558.720 1.397.805
00000.M2TS 4608 (0x1200) 0x90 PGS por (Portuguese) 2981,879 26 9.544.895 54.304
pistacho
27th April 2011, 18:23
soneca:
Did you check the option "resize to 720" when it failed?
soneca
27th April 2011, 21:07
Yes, this option was active.
soneca
28th April 2011, 02:25
Pistacho,
Without resizing, was okay, completed successfully.:cool:
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