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Rubber Johnny
20th October 2010, 17:48
Hallo,
Everytime, when I transcode a mkv file to a blu-ray structur (transcode to 1080p) after the whole proceeding I get this error:
"(RT) Invalid array index. Array is empty - Line 109"
The first 5 mkv files that I made worked perfect
I hope that somebody can help me.
If you need more information, let me know :)
Thnak you..
setarip_old
21st October 2010, 00:19
Hi!
1) What is the format and resolution of the videostream in the problematic .MKV that you created?
2) What is the format of the audiostream?
3) Does the .MKV play back properly on your PC?
Rubber Johnny
24th October 2010, 11:28
Hi,
1.+2.)
http://www.pic-upload.de/view-7503783/Unbenannt-1.jpg.html
3.) the mkv is working fine on the pc. But I have to transcode the mkv and bring it in a blu-ray structur so I can look the film with my ps3.
Thank you..
setarip_old
25th October 2010, 06:33
1) Unfortunately, I don't understand German (So I don't really understand most of the attachment) - and English is the official (and only) language of this forum.
2) Why did you use such an OLD (v.2.2.0 from 2008) of mkvmerge to create your .MKV?
3) Since I don't understand German, I can't tell - is the name of the 12.5Gig, 2 hour and 30 minute movie shown in the attachment? If so, what is it?
Adub
25th October 2010, 07:11
Post your MultiAVCHD Log. That should help to clear up some of the details.
Rubber Johnny
26th October 2010, 17:31
Hi,
sorry but I tought that the information in the pic is self-explanatory.
I can't paste the MultiAVCHD log because the program closed it self, when I get this error.
What information do you need about the .mkv that I want to convert in a blu-ray?
Sorry for my bad English :D
Thank you very much !
setarip_old
26th October 2010, 18:59
@Rubber Johnny
Please answer the questions I previously asked you:
Why did you use such an OLD (v.2.2.0 from 2008) of mkvmerge to create your .MKV?
Since I don't understand German, I can't tell - is the name of the 12.5Gig, 2 hour and 30 minute movie shown in the attachment? What is it?
Rubber Johnny
26th October 2010, 22:05
Hello setarip_old,
The .mkv file is the marriage of my sister. And know we want to watch it on the ps3 with the tv. I think my brother (in law) made this .mkv..
Do you think, that the problem is that the .mkv was created with a old version of mkvmerge ?
mpucoder
27th October 2010, 00:33
That must be a really nice camera to shoot in 2.40:1 AR
Adub
27th October 2010, 06:59
Rubber Johnny,
Have you tried playing this MKV? If so did you encounter any problems? Which media player software did you use?
setarip_old
27th October 2010, 07:46
@adub
1) Read Post #3 of this thread
2) Read between the lines in moderator "mpucoder's" Post #9 of this thread ;>}
mrr19121970
27th October 2010, 09:45
The .mkv file is the marriage of my sister.
Was it a bilingual marriage? You have 2 audio streams on this wedding video that are 6 channel (Deutsch DTS 24bits and English AC3 16bits). That is really a nice camcorder that can record that for you. Must be made in Japan. That will have needed 12 microphones, must have been hard not tripping over all the cables for 2.5 hours of filming.
Adub
29th October 2010, 05:52
@setarip_old
Ah, thanks for pointing that out! Should have caught that. Thanks ;)
IVaN_000
15th November 2010, 21:56
was it a bilingual marriage? You have 2 audio streams on this wedding video that are 6 channel (deutsch dts 24bits and english ac3 16bits). That is really a nice camcorder that can record that for you. Must be made in japan. That will have needed 12 microphones, must have been hard not tripping over all the cables for 2.5 hours of filming.
That was really funny.
deank
17th November 2010, 19:00
:) Funny guys...
This error in line 109 will be fixed in the next update, because now I have NO idea what line 109 is (multiAVCHD source was repacked to save space).
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