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I'd have to re-run them to get you the exact position. Without doing that all I can do is ballpark it. BatB would have been around the 47 minute mark, while TLK was closer to 1:22. It's pretty obvious if it happened as it causes everything from that point on to be black - just skip to the ending credits and if you can see them than it's worked fine.
There's a possibility it could have just been a scripting error on my part, though I don't believe it is (I've been using the same base script for quite some time now without issue). I still do all my transcodes pretty much by hand as I like to tweak things - like the offset blur I mentioned a while ago, plus I crop letterboxing - so maybe I made an error somewhere that artificially made it more error prone. It could also be that it only occurs when hardware decoding is in use. My scripting may also be responsible for the speed difference, so take that as merely an anecdote rather than hard evidence.
My software of choice:
- AnyDVD 7.5.9.0
- eac3to 3.29
- DGMVCDecode 1.0.0 b22 via hardware (Haswell "Iris" HD4600, driver 15.36.14.64.4080 - PS 15.36.18.64.4156 is available)
- FRIMSource 1.25
- AviSynth 2.6.0.4 alpha (2.6.0.6 RC2 available)
- MeGUI 2530 development update
- BD3D2MK3D 0.63 (natch - best subtitle tools around for 3D!)
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