setarip_old
26th August 2011, 22:29
@jdobbs
In light of the obvious complexity and difficulty thusfar encountered regarding DTS Express audio, I wonder if you could do an "end run" and circumvent the actual problem by adding "disc splitting" capability to BD Rebuilder - and, therefore, no compression needed.
No, I haven't wrapped my head around the menu working with both discs, or the (I sense) potential difficulty applying this to episodic Blu-ray discs - but then again, if I could do that, I'd be a clone of jdobbs ;>}
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BTW - While (successfully) lightly experimenting with "Disc 1" of this concept, I discovered that earlier menu, PIP, etc. problems encountered with SONY 360 players DISAPPPEARED when I simply copied an earlier problematic "BD"(DVD)9 (7.3GB) to an actual (25GB) BD-R - apparently because the 360 identifies the media as "DVD+R" (correct) and "AVCHD" (Incorrect, as far as I know. The disc is Blu-ray compliant). The 360 identifies the BD-R (7.3GB on a 25GB BD-R) as "BD-R" and "BDMV" (Correct).
So it seems that the actual type of media is a determining factor in the playback behavior of the SONY 360
In light of the obvious complexity and difficulty thusfar encountered regarding DTS Express audio, I wonder if you could do an "end run" and circumvent the actual problem by adding "disc splitting" capability to BD Rebuilder - and, therefore, no compression needed.
No, I haven't wrapped my head around the menu working with both discs, or the (I sense) potential difficulty applying this to episodic Blu-ray discs - but then again, if I could do that, I'd be a clone of jdobbs ;>}
**********************************************
BTW - While (successfully) lightly experimenting with "Disc 1" of this concept, I discovered that earlier menu, PIP, etc. problems encountered with SONY 360 players DISAPPPEARED when I simply copied an earlier problematic "BD"(DVD)9 (7.3GB) to an actual (25GB) BD-R - apparently because the 360 identifies the media as "DVD+R" (correct) and "AVCHD" (Incorrect, as far as I know. The disc is Blu-ray compliant). The 360 identifies the BD-R (7.3GB on a 25GB BD-R) as "BD-R" and "BDMV" (Correct).
So it seems that the actual type of media is a determining factor in the playback behavior of the SONY 360