Log in

View Full Version : MuxMan 0.11 released


Pages : [1] 2 3

mpucoder
17th January 2005, 17:34
Available here (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/)

New features:
Supports multiple video files
Able to import and encode bmp images as mpeg-2
Can make slideshows using any combination of motion video, pre-encoded stills/slides, and bmp images.

As always, compliance tested.

Arky
17th January 2005, 20:47
Keep up the good work, mpucoder :)


Arky ;o)

Matthew
17th January 2005, 23:13
I can't wait until project file and cli support is implemented. Don't want to nag but is that in the pipeline for the near future, or is it some way off?

mpucoder
17th January 2005, 23:41
It's not that far off. First I need to finish up what didn't make this release (multiple audio and sub files, expand pre-encoded slideshows into individual frames, import bmp to subs, import sst, and, believe it or not, code was developed that didn't get added to recognize mpeg multichannel audio) and then define the file. It will mostly look like Scenarist, as I want to be able to import Scenarist scripts, but more relaxed with respect to the data section (there is mostly redundant information in there).
What holds it back is two things:
1) Text file processing/parsing - there is none to mention, and project files as well as subpicture scripts need it.
2) Design not exceeding the ability - I don't want to continually change the project file design as the program gains abilities. On the other hand, I don't want to release the full design spec with lots of unimplemented features.

But it is getting close to the right time to introduce it, as the complexity grows, so does the need to save and restore a project.

Matthew
18th January 2005, 00:12
Cool, sst support will be fantastic too. But I hope that the project file will be able to link just to ssts (like the GUI presumably will) and not require specification of every individual subpicture as in Scenarist's scripts. They look nightmarishingly complex.

And good luck with creating a commercial release, but I it will be great if you always maintain a decent stripped down free version for us cheapskates that would like an alternative to mplex/spumux/DVDAuthor :)

D3s7
18th January 2005, 02:32
Scenarist scripts aren't really that bad.. .just mind numbing repeating lines :)

MPUCoder, always glad to help out w/ the scripting aspect - I'm sure others who have a full knowledge of scenarist and the bitch she is will be willing to help that way too :)

Keep up the good work

katjarella
18th January 2005, 18:28
Originally posted by mpucoder
Available here (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/)

New features:
Supports multiple video files
Able to import and encode bmp images as mpeg-2
Can make slideshows using any combination of motion video, pre-encoded stills/slides, and bmp images.

As always, compliance tested.
Hello mpucoder.
I am pleased much, which you continue working with Stillframes. Here my first results:
Source Frames Time@25FPS
Motion01.m2v 25 00:00:01.00
Still01.bmp 1 00:00:00.01
Audio.mp2 750 00:00:30.00

A: Still01(audio end) + Audio = OK (00:00:30.0, 750Frames) Fields: 1500, Still fields: 1498, VOBU: 61, Sectors: 567
B: Motion01(actual) + Audio = OK, Audio Cut (00:00:01.0, 25Frames) Fields: 50, VOBU: 2, Sectors: 392
C: Motion01(audio end) + Audio = OK (00:00:30.0, 750Frames) Fields: 1500, Still fields: 1450, VOBU: 61, Sectors: 910

D: Motion01(actual) + Still01(audio end) + Audio = OK (00:00:30.0, 750Frames) Fields: 1500, Still fields: 1448
E: Still01(auto:12) + Motion01(actual) + Audio = Error and crash
F: Still01(auto:12) + Motion01(audio end) + Audio = Error and crash
G: Still01(725) + Motion01(actual) + Audio = OK (00:00:30.0, 750Frames) Fields: 1500, Still fields: 1448, VOBU: 61, Sectors: 940
H: Still01(25) + Motion01(actual) + Audio = OK, Audio Cut (00:00:02.0, 50Frames) Fields: 100, Still fields: 48, VOBU: 4, Sectors: 440
I: Motion01(actual) + Still01(25) + Audio = OK, Audio Cut (00:00:02.0, 50Frames) Fields: 100, Still fields: 48, VOBU: 4, Sectors: 440
J: Motion01(actual) + Still01(725) + Audio = OK (00:00:30.0, 750Frames) Fields: 1500, Still fields: 1448, VOBU: 61, Sectors: 940

K: Still01(25) = Error and crash
L: Motion01(actual) = OK (00:00:01.0, 25Frames) Fields: 50, VOBU: 2, Sectors: 375
M: Motion01(actual) + Still01(audio end) = OK (00:00:01.01, 26Frames) Fields: 52, VOBU: 3, Sectors: 406
N: Motion01(actual) + Still01(50) = Error and crash

Is it possible, a picture list to importing?
sourcenlist.lst:
imagefile1,750
imagefile2,750
videofile,-1
...

many thank you for your work.

mpucoder
18th January 2005, 23:06
Were these crashes during multiplexing, or in the multi-file dialog box? I found a bug in the dialog box where after setting a duration the spinners and set button were left enabled, but the file was no longer selected. Pressing set again would cause a crash. I've fixed that two ways - never allow set to operate if there is no selection (there was a bug in the code to detect this condition) and to re-select the last file after setting it.

I was wondering how you did test C since you can not set the duration of motion video, but then I saw that "reset" is left active, which will change motion video from "actual" to "default". Default is "audio ends" for the last file, and half a second for other positions. Extending motion video is possible, but shortening it is not (at the moment - edl functions are for later), which is why setting duration times is disabled. So use that with caution.

The blue results - this is normal. Video duration determines the multiplex duration. If you want the full audio then the last video must be set to "audio end".

jsoto
19th January 2005, 00:05
Grr, I didnīt see this thread yesterday....

First of all, a BIG THANK YOU.

And...., this is what I get muxing a 2 channel LPCM 24 bit 96KHz.
Do you see the number of channels? . Seems you are setting bit 3 (so channels number changes from 2 to 10) instead of bit 4 when trying to set the frequency. The same value (0x89) is stored in the IFO.


[0029] (L)PCM stream info: 137 [0089]
details of stream info:
Audio emphasis flag: 0
Audio mute flag: 0
Audio frame number: 0
Quantization word length: 24 bps
Audio sample frequency (0=48kHz): 0
Audio channels: 10
[002b] Dynamic range 128 [80]


jsoto

katjarella
19th January 2005, 00:06
Originally posted by mpucoder
Were these crashes during multiplexing, or in the multi-file dialog box?
the crash occured while multiplexing.

I was wondering how you did test C since you can not set the duration of motion video
Yes, I test much ( I like to twiddle ) :)

The blue results - this is normal.
Yes. I do understand it and it shouldn't be wrong.

----------------------------------------
There are still some minor Problems with the subtitles.
But I have to do some further tests.

mpucoder
19th January 2005, 00:40
@jsoto - yes, you're right, the wrong bit got set for 96K

@katjarella - tests K, L, M, and N are without audio?
If so K is a special case (the last frame can be extended without audio by up to one second, but the logic assumes there is audio) and N can not be done at all.
I'll test all of the failures and either make them work or fail gracefully.
There is a similar condition when you deliberately extend the video beyond the audio duration.

@all - I usually put the latest alpha executable and its changelog at http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/alpha/
Remember, this is an alpha, not fully tested by me yet, and not a release.

katjarella
19th January 2005, 01:24
Originally posted by mpucoder
@katjarella - tests K, L, M, and N are without audio?
Yes,without audio. K & N is for my special Menu. (DVDAuthor)

mpucoder
19th January 2005, 02:01
OK, the alpha should fix K.
There are two ways to make N work:
1) repeat the frame (use add) and set the duration to 1 second for both.
2) by cell still, not vobu still. ie multiplex it as normal, then set cell still time to 2.

mrslacker
19th January 2005, 02:02
katjarella,

So are you just taking the VTS_01_1.VOB as the still image input for DVDAuthor? Just wondering how people are using the still image output from MuxMan.

katjarella
19th January 2005, 04:55
@mpucoder
K: Still01(25) = OK (00:00:01.0, 25Frames) Fields: 50, Still fields: 48, VOBU: 1, Sectors: 31

K: & Variants...
Still01(50) = Error Multiplex operation failed. Probable causes: Excessive bitrate Still or slideshow video duration longer than audio.
Still01(750) = Error (00:00:00.12, 12Frames) Fields: 24, Still fields: 22, VOBU: 1, Sectors: 31
Still01(1500) = Error (00:00:00.12, 12Frames) Fields: 24, Still fields: 22, VOBU: 1, Sectors: 31

& N: In DVDMaestro it functions. Motion + Still(*Frames)

@mrslacker
Yes, I create *AudioFiles+Images to AudioSlide and Working perfect. With sub-titles it does not go unfortunately yet correctly. (DVDSubTools=OK, DVDAuthor:spumux=OK, all Other *2SUP = Error)

wondering : Why? , 1FrameVideo and *FrameAudio with mplex, does not function on all Playern correctly.

Sorry for my very bad English.

mpucoder
19th January 2005, 19:22
@katjarella - I did a long still without audio on Scenarist and it produced what I thought was not allowed - empty VOBUs (NAV pack only). Philips verifier calls them "oddities", but not errors. So I have removed the length restrictions for stills without audio.

The alpha contains the changes - all your tests now pass?

Sir Didymus
19th January 2005, 21:04
Wow... Impressive improvements...

So, first of all, thanks a lot for your hard work on MuxMan. :)

Want to report the following situation (not sure it is really a little bug):

1. Muxed a m2v + 1 Audio + 2 Subtitles.

2. MuxMan log is as follow:

MuxMan version 0.9
Accepted video D:\Temp\VIDEO_TS\VTS01\VideoFile.m2v size = 3663195936
Opened audio 1 file D:\Temp\VIDEO_TS\VTS01\AudioFile_80.ac3.
AC3 audio, frame size = 0x700.
Opened sub 1 file D:\Temp\VIDEO_TS\VTS01\Subpictures_20.sup.
Opened sub 2 file D:\Temp\VIDEO_TS\VTS01\Subpictures_22.sup.
20:07:32 Begin multiplex.
Maximum audio duration 304314 fields.
20:07:32 starting video file number 1.
End of video file
SeqEnd at DA57EF20.
P-STD buffer underflow by 460 bytes at 547790492, sector 2000917.
Bytes remaining in buffer = 0.
20:20:55 End multiplex.
Bitrate - avg: 5386345, min: 580266 (lba 0), max: 9045333 (lba 62103).
Fields: 304316, VOBU: 12598, Sectors: 2000917.

3. Mux log is reporting a single buffer underflow event (just at the end of the title) but MuxMan completed its task, so I decided to accept the risk of a little freezing in the picture, at the end of the movie.

4. The following VobEdit picture is showing Subtitles #20 & #21 are present in the VOB files...

http://img93.exs.cx/img93/6264/image18wd.gif

5. The following IfoEdit picture is just pointing to Subtitle #20 for both of the Subtitles...

http://img136.exs.cx/img136/9213/image22qz.gif

6. The playback (on a sw player) did not allow me to select the second subtitle...

All the best,
SD

katjarella
19th January 2005, 21:50
Originally posted by mpucoder
The alpha contains the changes - all your tests now pass? [/B]

My *Speed.Test.Results*: A:, B:, C:, D:, E:, F:, G:, H:, I:, J:, K*:, L:, M:, N: *& Variants

Perfect, NO Error or Crash.

You are the best one. Thank You.

mpucoder
19th January 2005, 22:14
SD - I noticed the same message on a run that is longer than the one I use for testing. As far as I can tell it is false, and caused by the changes made for stills upsetting the model. I've been running tests for 2 hours now, and hope to figure it out soon.

Are you sure you assigned all the subpictures to tracks and display modes? Muxman will multiplex them even if you did not. It will also show a warning under the last subpicture area as you work.

LigH
19th January 2005, 22:24
I'm not sure if this is related to karjarella's problem, but:

A few years ago, when we produced image galleries with Sonic DVD Creator in a DVD studio, this tool always arranged consecutive still frames with a distance of 10 frames in the timeline.

mpucoder
19th January 2005, 23:22
@Sir Didymus - alpha 10c (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/alpha/) fixes the false underrun report.
For compliance Muxman inserts an end_of_sequence header if eof is reached without detecting it. Unfortunately both the eof and eos added the last frame to the decode list.

influenza
20th January 2005, 10:34
Wow, the support for scenarist scripts would be very neat. Especially if it's a bit faster than scenarist (can it be slower I wonder ;)).

Nice work Mpucoder :)

Sir Didymus
20th January 2005, 11:27
Originally posted by mpucoder
Are you sure you assigned all the subpictures to tracks and display modes? Muxman will multiplex them even if you did not. It will also show a warning under the last subpicture area as you work.

You are definitely right. Checked and working. I assigned SP to tracks [it was done by default to track 1 & 2] but I did not define any display mode. My fault... Wrongly assumed that all default assignements were sufficient...

What do you mean with "It will also show a warning..." ? Are you stating something about some future releases of MuxMan ?

mpucoder
20th January 2005, 15:47
No, this is something it has done since 0.3
At the bottom right of the subpicture area, under the assignment buttons, is a line of text that tells you what is missing.

Sir Didymus
20th January 2005, 16:41
Thanks mpucoder!!!
Missed this info, which is very useful (and new to me...).

Next time I will use MuxMan, I'd better looking at the monitor, not at the keyboard...

:D

mpucoder
20th January 2005, 17:25
LOL - first time with 16:9?

mpucoder
24th January 2005, 15:57
Version 0.10 is now ready here (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/)

New features:
added code to detect mpeg audio multi-channel extension
added 2 more audio tracks for total of 4
audio is now multi-file
modified progress bar to work with multiple video files and stills

bugs fixed:
multi-file dialog crash fixed
PAL still crash fixed
fixed audio attributes for LPCM 96K
false buffer underflow report fixed
P-STD model corrupted by adjacent motion video files

E-Male
24th January 2005, 16:18
i got a feature request, no idea how hard to add it would be

i often put vcds on dvd, keeping the video untouched, just re-encoding the audio to 48k

i think it would work faster if the re-encoding would be done while muxing

so would it be possible to integrate samplerate-conversion and mp2-encoding into muxman?

thx

stickboy
24th January 2005, 20:04
Originally posted by mpucoder
bugs fixed:
multi-file dialog crash fixed
Here's another one:
Click the "..." button for Video or Audio, then click "Cancel". You get the "Import File List" dialog anyway.

If you press the "Up" button, Muxman crashes.

This also happens with a non-empty list if no list items are selected.
Originally posted by E-Male
so would it be possible to integrate samplerate-conversion and mp2-encoding into muxman?Muxman's a muxer... IMO it shouldn't be doing this sort of thing. Surely there are command-line tools to demux, resample, and encode to MP2 that would work better anyway?

E-Male
24th January 2005, 20:25
seperating the steps makes things slower and more complicated
working with images and joining multiple videos or audios could also be done seperately, but it is not, which is good

mpucoder
24th January 2005, 21:35
Originally posted by stickboy
Here's another one:
Click the "..." button for Video or Audio, then click "Cancel". You get the "Import File List" dialog anyway.
That's supposed to happen


If you press the "Up" button, Muxman crashes.
This also happens with a non-empty list if no list items are selected.
That isn't :eek:

Muxman's a muxer... IMO it shouldn't be doing this sort of thing.
Exactly. Yes, it can encode a single I-frame, but that's as far as it goes. Muxman has no need for audio processing such as decoding (which format? they all require licensing) upsampling and encoding.

E-Male
24th January 2005, 22:28
ok, i'll make me a batchfile for preprocessing

SeeMoreDigital
24th January 2005, 23:52
Cool.... you can now mux 4No audio streams.... cool!

When importing "image" files (which I've tried to do), it might be handy if you could make it so your application states which type of image files are supported please (ie: .BMP)?


Thanks mpucoder

SeeMoreDigital
25th January 2005, 12:13
Another thing about "image" file importing!

It seems 720x480/576 images are automatically assigned a DAR of 4:3. Is there any way this can be selectable between 4:3 and 16:9 DAR?

And could it be made possible to import images files that contain higher resolutions than 720x480/576 pixels?

There's always something more ;)


Cheers

mrslacker
26th January 2005, 02:27
Originally posted by mpucoder
Version 0.10 is now ready here (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/)
...
audio is now multi-file
...
I never got a chance to say thanks for this an multi-file video.... THANKS! This has become a very useful tool for me. I'll be testing multi-file input.

mpucoder
26th January 2005, 03:19
De nada - or You're welcome.

@SeeMoreDigital. I was wondering when someone would notice that. There is another dialog in the planning to set DAR, but since it involves mpeg decoding isn't ready yet. What you can do as a workaround is include a 16:9 video file (still or motion) and then remove it from the list. Just the act of accepting a video file will establish the DAR.

SeeMoreDigital
26th January 2005, 13:54
Originally posted by mpucoder
... What you can do as a workaround is include a 16:9 video file (still or motion) and then remove it from the list. Just the act of accepting a video file will establish the DAR. Thanks... that works well :)

Being able to import images and merge video streams is a great addition to the application.

But, is there any particular reason why, when multiple images or video streams added (and then "Set", via the "Import File List"), that a chapter point is not automatically created?

http://img178.exs.cx/img178/4315/muxmanimportfilelist2mu.gif

Could a button be added to the GUI to "mark" a chapter point?


Cheers

nnigam
26th January 2005, 15:51
Thanks mpucoder for a great tool. I am now able to burn dvd's that work perfectly. I still have to try the subtitles, and chapters. I will now free up some disk space by getting rid of the other dvd authoring programs on my pc.

A suggestion : How about a selection to create mini dvd's so we can burn to cd for testing output.

erdoke
27th January 2005, 22:32
Multiplexed an NTSC movie (rare exception for me) with v. 0.10 of Muxman. When I opened it in PGCEdit (0.4.8) I got this warning message again:
http://erdoke.uw.hu/Pix/PGCEditErrorOnMuxman.png

Only one audio and one subtitle stream.
BTW when can we expect handling more than 3 subtitle streams to be added?
THX

mrslacker
27th January 2005, 22:37
Originally posted by erdoke
Multiplexed an NTSC movie (rare exception for me) with v. 0.10 of Muxman. When I opened it in PGCEdit (0.4.8) I got this warning message again:
http://erdoke.uw.hu/Pix/PGCEditErrorOnMuxman.png

Only one audio and one subtitle stream.

I get that error routinely with MuxMan discs. It was happening with multi-file inputs. When using pre-joined files, I don't think I got the error. I will double check.

mrslacker
27th January 2005, 22:40
Small request: Could the "Input file list" dialog be made resizable or at least have a horizontal scroll for long file names? Thanks.

mpucoder
27th January 2005, 22:56
The cell times should add up in the next release (you can check its alpha version at http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/alpha/ use 11e or later)

This only happens with NTSC, and only with cells that have an odd number of fields. The PGC total is correct, the individual cell times can be short one frame.

@mrslacker - I never thought anyone would have a filename not fit, but I will enable horizontal scroll.

erdoke
27th January 2005, 23:00
THX mpucoder, it seemed to be an administrative issue anyway for I had no problems with the playback.

Any plans on increasing the number of multiplexable subtitle number soon?
And subtitle color table support? At least to be able to copy colors?

mpucoder
27th January 2005, 23:02
What's really strange is I was testing subpicture pointers to make sure they were not spanning cells when the verifier spat out an error concerning cell elapsed time. So the problem got fixed before I read the post.

btw alpha 11e now processes sst files.

erdoke
27th January 2005, 23:04
Originally posted by mpucoder
btw alpha 11e now processes sst files.

Good news indeed. ;)

Sorry, I edited my previous post while you were answering. Support of Muxman is really quick here. :)

mpucoder
27th January 2005, 23:10
Those are a couple good requests. Muxman internally can process all 32 subpicture streams, it is only the GUI that is limited. The problem is what you're seeing now will become the demo for the full featured product, and I have promised never to take anything away from it. So I have to restrict it in some places. 3 seemed like a good number as it is the minimum you might need for a 16:9 movie.

The color tables is another story. Eventually the project file will carry it, and I'd like to avoid a whole bunch of little text files to import for each aspect of the project.

mpucoder
27th January 2005, 23:17
This is kinda pre-release info, but. I added a line to the sst file to allow Muxman to correct for the errors in SubRip 1.17.1 (and I have told Zuggy about them in this thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87912) , but so far no fix)
the line looks like this:

Generator SubRip1.17.1 25257

the number (25257 in this example) is the initial vobu_s_ptm value (SubRip does not account for this when computing times) which you can get from VobEdit, first NAV pack.
Other corrections made for SubRip are to get the pixel mapping correct.

bourtzovlakas
28th January 2005, 10:12
Hello,
Is it possible to add an option,to copy the color palette from the original IFO to the new IFO,created by Muxman?

Thanks

mpucoder
31st January 2005, 18:58
Version 0.11 is now available here (http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/)

New features:
added sst (Scenarist subpicture script)
added ini file, saves window position, log file name, and destination folder

other changes:
internal changes to prepare for CLI ability

bug fixes:
fixed problem accepting multiple video with Closed Captions

Matthew
1st February 2005, 00:20
Good stuff.

But I just tried sst (PAL), saved from a sub/idx using subresync, and the subs did not appear. The entry is there in the IFO, but vobsub cannot find any subs. While this may be the fault of subresync, perhaps some sort of relaxation would be desirable :) I included the muxman log and the start of the sst.

Also, unless I'm mistaken, to use automatic pan and scan Scenarist requires the video to have an aspect ratio of 4:3. This is inconsistent with MuxMan.


----
MuxMan version 0.11
Accepted video H:\minoritychap1\minoritychap1.mpv size = 290610004
Accepted audio H:\minoritychap1\MINORITYCHAP1 AC3 T01 3_2ch 448Kbps DELAY 0ms.ac3
Opened sub 1 file D:\hjhj\minoritychap1.sst.
Pixel_Area values 0 573 are incorrect, using default of 2 574.
Display_Area Y values 2 575 are incorrect, using default of 2 574.
.\minoritychap1_0001.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0002.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0003.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0004.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0005.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0006.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0007.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0008.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0009.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0010.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0011.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0012.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0013.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0014.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0015.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0016.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0017.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0018.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0019.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0020.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0021.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0022.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0023.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0024.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0025.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0026.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0027.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0028.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0029.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0030.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0031.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0032.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0033.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0034.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0035.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0036.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0037.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0038.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0039.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0040.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0041.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0042.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0043.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0044.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0045.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0046.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0047.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0048.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0049.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0050.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0051.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0052.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
.\minoritychap1_0053.bmp height of 574 is less than the required height of 575. file skipped.
10:01:38 Begin multiplex.
Maximum audio duration 19360 fields.
10:01:38 starting video file number 1.
SeqEnd at 11525B50.
Bytes remaining in buffer = 0.
10:02:14 End multiplex.
Bitrate - avg: 6568652, min: 3969969 (lba 8649), max: 9011200 (lba 8385).
Fields: 19374, VOBU: 648, Sectors: 155348.
----
st_format 2
Display_Start non_forced
TV_Type PAL
Tape_Type NON_DROP
Pixel_Area (0 573)
Directory .
Subtitle minoritychap1
Display_Area (0 2 719 575)
Contrast (15 15 15 0)

PA (0 0 255 - - - )
E1 (255 0 0 - - - )
E2 (0 0 0 - - - )
BG (255 255 255 - - - )

SP_NUMBER START END FILE_NAME
Color (3 4 14 3)
Contrast (13 15 0 15)
0001 00:01:18:16 00:01:19:20 minoritychap1_0001.bmp
0002 00:01:27:05 00:01:29:12 minoritychap1_0002.bmp
0003 00:01:29:17 00:01:31:13 minoritychap1_0003.bmp
0004 00:01:51:18 00:01:54:13 minoritychap1_0004.bmp
0005 00:02:25:23 00:02:28:02 minoritychap1_0005.bmp
0006 00:02:28:08 00:02:29:23 minoritychap1_0006.bmp
0007 00:02:44:05 00:02:46:21 minoritychap1_0007.bmp
0008 00:02:47:01 00:02:50:02 minoritychap1_0008.bmp
0009 00:02:50:07 00:02:54:22 minoritychap1_0009.bmp
0010 00:02:55:02 00:02:58:12 minoritychap1_0010.bmp
0011 00:02:58:17 00:03:01:07 minoritychap1_0011.bmp
0012 00:03:05:10 00:03:07:05 minoritychap1_0012.bmp
0013 00:03:08:09 00:03:11:10 minoritychap1_0013.bmp
0014 00:03:11:15 00:03:13:10 minoritychap1_0014.bmp
0015 00:03:13:16 00:03:17:24 minoritychap1_0015.bmp
0016 00:03:18:04 00:03:19:03 minoritychap1_0016.bmp