ggtop
10th March 2015, 21:54
Hi all,
I am a newbie when it comes to BDRB. Although I do not have a BD burner I am currently playing around backing up some of my BR to mkv for playback via HDD hooked up to my standalone (Panasonic DMT 220)
As already mentioned by ohters most stabdalones are not capable displaying PGS subtitles so I decided to hardcode them.
After reading a lot of posts I managed to install the SupTitle package and enabled SUPTITLE via setup dialog.
It took me some encodings to find out how it works but I wonder if this is the suggested way. This is what I did:
1. Load BD Folder, correct playlist is preselected
2. Select movie-only backup from mode menu
3. alternate movie-only Output
4. MKV Container, 1920x1080, Intact Audio
4. select desired audio track, deselect all subtile tracks as they won't be shown anyway
5. Hitting backup demuxes selected Audio tracks and all subtitle tracks from the "movie"
6. Abort Encoding right after it started
7. I then examine the sup files in the working folder with BDsup2sup to find out the track I wish to keep
8. Enter setup dialog and select "Use AVS filters during encode"
9. I paste these lines
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\SupTitle.dll")
SupTitle("C:\Users\xxx\Videos\BD_RB_WORK\WORKFILES\00026.track_4617.sup")
10. Resume enconding
The disc I'm currently working with is "Desolation of Smaug" and has no forced subtitles. The "normally" forced ones are in a track of its own.
I also read about the ini setting "FORCED_SUB_LANG=ger;deu" which I also included. Would this automatically do my manual steps if the BR had forced subs?
I have another question regarding mp4 output. I came across an Apple limitation some time back where the first audio track has to be AAC encoded while the next can be AC3.
Therefore I doubled the audio track using VidCoder:
1. AC3 5.1 track to 2ch stereo AAC encoded
2. the same AC3 5.1 track marked for pass-through
Is it possible to achieve the same with BDRB? I know I can include multiple audio tracks but can I use the same track multiple times with different encoder settings?
Many thanks in advance from you more expirienced users
ggtop
I am a newbie when it comes to BDRB. Although I do not have a BD burner I am currently playing around backing up some of my BR to mkv for playback via HDD hooked up to my standalone (Panasonic DMT 220)
As already mentioned by ohters most stabdalones are not capable displaying PGS subtitles so I decided to hardcode them.
After reading a lot of posts I managed to install the SupTitle package and enabled SUPTITLE via setup dialog.
It took me some encodings to find out how it works but I wonder if this is the suggested way. This is what I did:
1. Load BD Folder, correct playlist is preselected
2. Select movie-only backup from mode menu
3. alternate movie-only Output
4. MKV Container, 1920x1080, Intact Audio
4. select desired audio track, deselect all subtile tracks as they won't be shown anyway
5. Hitting backup demuxes selected Audio tracks and all subtitle tracks from the "movie"
6. Abort Encoding right after it started
7. I then examine the sup files in the working folder with BDsup2sup to find out the track I wish to keep
8. Enter setup dialog and select "Use AVS filters during encode"
9. I paste these lines
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\SupTitle.dll")
SupTitle("C:\Users\xxx\Videos\BD_RB_WORK\WORKFILES\00026.track_4617.sup")
10. Resume enconding
The disc I'm currently working with is "Desolation of Smaug" and has no forced subtitles. The "normally" forced ones are in a track of its own.
I also read about the ini setting "FORCED_SUB_LANG=ger;deu" which I also included. Would this automatically do my manual steps if the BR had forced subs?
I have another question regarding mp4 output. I came across an Apple limitation some time back where the first audio track has to be AAC encoded while the next can be AC3.
Therefore I doubled the audio track using VidCoder:
1. AC3 5.1 track to 2ch stereo AAC encoded
2. the same AC3 5.1 track marked for pass-through
Is it possible to achieve the same with BDRB? I know I can include multiple audio tracks but can I use the same track multiple times with different encoder settings?
Many thanks in advance from you more expirienced users
ggtop