Testing SD material on Blu_ray

[wiseant]

Hi

I have three sample BD's using "CopyFree" Material

BD_AVC - Main Title is SD AVC, the top and chapter menus are HD AVC [91 MB]

BD_VC1 - Main Title is SD VC1, the top and chapter menus are HD AVC [83 MB]

BD_M2V - Main Title is SD M2V[mpeg2], the top and chapter menus are HD AVC [121 MB]

http://files.videohelp.com/u/139027/BD_AVC.rar

http://files.videohelp.com/u/139027/BD_VC1.rar

http://files.videohelp.com/u/139027/BD-M2V.rar

I will upload two sample AVCHD's tomorrow
AVCHD1 - Main Title is 29.97i 4:3
AVCHD2 - Main Title is 29.97i 16:9 from original 1920x1080 23.976p

My goal here is to see if these SD Main Titles are "blu_ray" compliant

They all play in TMT5 and PowerDVD11 - would appreciate it someone could test these on PS3, XBox, Blu_ray Player

TIA

[rik1138]

Well, I can assure you they won't play on an Xbox... :cool: (No blu-ray support on Xbox...)

Ran them through a PS3 Test, and they all played fine...

The VC-1 seems to be 9+ minutes long, even though the video ends at about 2:25 (it just holds the last frame with some audio continuing). But all three played fine.

When the video is over, the disc stops rather than returning to the menu.

[wiseant]

@rik1138

Thanks for the feedback - I didn't know that there was no bluray support for XBOX

Re the VC-1 file:
Yes, there is something funny going on here

Opening the VC-1 m2ts file in AvsPMod with Directshowsource shows 4377 frames @ 29.970 = 2:26.04

ffvideosource can't handle the VC-1 in m2ts container

Opening an avs file in VirtualDub
DirectShowSource("D:\QuickBD_v1\BD_VC1\BDMV\STREAM\00000.m2ts") shows 4377 frames @ 29.970 = 2:26.04 and audio duration of 2:26.01 with 0.03 ms preload

Opening the VC-1 m2ts file in VirtualDub using FFInputDriver.vdplugin shows 9 min 29.44 sec [it can't decode the stream]

Opening the VC-1 m2ts file in VirtualDub using DShowInputDriver.vdplugin shows Video and Audio of 146.0125333 seconds [although it can't decode the stream properly]

Opening the VC-1 m2ts file in Mediainfo shows video and audio of 9mn 29s

I can use vc1esparser.dll to decode the raw VC-1 stream but it doesn't provide duration info

I used wmcmd.vbs to encode to wvc1 then used asf2vc1 to convert to raw stream - this is where the problem probably originates

I will try using avs2asf to encode and upload a new m2ts file for the VC-1

[wiseant]

Actually the problem was that I muxed the wrong audio with the VC-1 BD
I have corrected this and uploaded a new BD_VC1.rar -> http://files.videohelp.com/u/139027/BD_VC1.rar

[rik1138]

That works better... Now all 3 work the same way, and play for the same duration.