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21st May 2021, 05:31 | #30641 | Link |
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So, back to my earlier, dumber questions...
Is there any way for me to use my Radeon RX 590 Fatboy video card for encoding (probably not...) And, again, what is the deal with the two x264.exe's in the BDRB Tools folder? The x264L-64.exe and the x264-64.exe? What is the purpose again for having both of these, and are these the most current versions of the encoder? If anyone knows and can explain this, that would be great, thanks! |
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November 13th, 2016 - v0.50.19 ... - Included an older version of X264 for users that use X264/LAVF frame serving. Newer X264 versions run significantly slower in this mode (probably due to libavformat updates that are slower). Last edited by jdobbs; 21st May 2021 at 14:28. |
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22nd May 2021, 00:19 | #30644 | Link |
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Converting to UHD-BD (HEVC) output format
Hello jdobbs...
Thank you for the latest v0.61.22 of BDRB. I'm in the process of converting my 1080p titles to HEVC. Everything has been going perfect, love the quality, not to mention the speed provided by NVENCC! I may be nitpicking here, but when converting in Full Backup or Movie and Menus mode, the log shows the title being converted to UHD-BD (HEVC) output format (examples below). But when in Movie-Only mode the same notation is not shown. I wasn't sure if the title was being converted, but when checking the output w/MediaInfo in MPC-HC it indeed shows the title in HEVC format. The title is still converted to UHD-BD (HEVC) output format in Movie Only mode, it's just not noted in the log. Just thought I'd point that out to avoid confusion with other users. Thanks again for the latest update and keep up the great work! Code:
[05/21/21] BD Rebuilder v0.61.22 [15:23:42] Source: GHOST_IN_THE_SHELL - Input BD size: 36.53 GB - Approximate total content: [02:51:29.444] - Target BD size: 7.84 GB - Windows Version: 6.2 [9200] - FULL BACKUP mode enabled - Quality: High Quality (Default), 1-Pass VBR - Converting to UHD-BD (HEVC) output format - Decoding/Frame serving: NVENCC - Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=0 HD=0 Kbs=640 [15:23:42] PHASE ONE, Encoding - [15:23:42] Processing: VID_00022 (1 of 12) - [15:23:42] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00022] - [15:23:47] Reencoding video [VID_00022] - Source Video: MPEG-4 (AVC), 1920x1080 [05/21/21] BD Rebuilder v0.61.22 [15:24:47] Source: GHOST_IN_THE_SHELL - Input BD size: 33.34 GB - Approximate total content: [02:51:29.444] - Target BD size: 7.84 GB - Windows Version: 6.2 [9200] - MOVIE and MENUS mode enabled - Quality: High Quality (Default), 1-Pass VBR - Converting to UHD-BD (HEVC) output format - Decoding/Frame serving: NVENCC - Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=0 HD=0 Kbs=640 [15:24:49] PHASE ONE, Encoding - [15:24:49] Blanking: VID_00000 (1 of 67) - [15:24:49] Processing: VID_00022 (2 of 67) - [15:24:49] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00022] - [15:24:53] Reencoding video [VID_00022] - Source Video: MPEG-4 (AVC), 1920x1080 [05/21/21] BD Rebuilder v0.61.22 [15:25:24] Source: GHOST_IN_THE_SHELL_00800 - Input BD size: 28.95 GB - Approximate total content: [01:46:56.701] - Target BD size: 7.84 GB - Windows Version: 6.2 [9200] - MOVIE-ONLY mode enabled - Quality: High Quality (Default), 1-Pass VBR - Decoding/Frame serving: NVENCC - Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=0 HD=0 Kbs=640 [15:25:26] PHASE ONE, Encoding - [15:25:26] Processing: VID_00800 (1 of 1) - [15:25:26] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00800] EXIT CODE: 259 [15:25:36]PHASE ONE aborted by user request Last edited by spotswood; 22nd May 2021 at 02:28. |
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EDIT: I realize now that I used the wrong variable for that check. It should have suppressed the message for ALTERNATE output, not all MOVIE-ONLY encodes. I fixed it for the next releas. Last edited by jdobbs; 25th May 2021 at 14:26. |
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22nd May 2021, 21:06 | #30647 | Link |
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No worries, I'm pretty goofy all the time... FYI, I added the line "FULL BACKUP mode enabled" in the first example as it's not noted either, to differentiate the three modes in my examples. Not sure if you want to add that as well. Thanks again for your awesome work!
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Now, that I have some bad@ss cooling and can actually use my handy dandy Ryzen 5 full out, I'm ready to Rock! ***EDIT BTW, when I do some simple CMD Line x264 encoding I reference the .exe in the BDRB Tools folder. I noticed that when I use the x264L-64.exe it shows 'time left' If I use the x264-64.exe (which I assume by what you said above is the current latest one) I notice that there is no 'time left' shown while encoding. I just wondered why... Last edited by Lathe; 24th May 2021 at 07:20. |
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26th May 2021, 22:12 | #30651 | Link |
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Problem with The Good Place Season 1
I have run into a strange problem processing the first season of The Good Place. The original disks play without any apparent problems.
All the episodes have a similar issue and I'll explain what I'm seeing for Episode 1 as an example. This episode is just over 26 minutes long (26:15.991). BD Rebuilder ran without any error messages, I then created an ISO file with IMGBURN, burnt that to a rewritable disk and attempted playback. I selected episode 1 and it started to show a color calibration menu for 89 seconds and then the episode started, it then played for a total of 26:15 which meant the last 89 seconds of the episode was truncated. I then looked at the original M2TS file and noticed it was 30 minutes and 15 seconds long. That file comprises of 1 minute and 29 seconds of calibration menu 26 minutes & 15 seconds of episode 1 and the remainder some random clip from The Good Place. If I use MKVTOOLNIX, select the MPLS file for episode 1 from the original disk and create an MKV that is the correct length of 26:15 starting at an offset of 89 seconds and plays ok. From what I can see all episodes across the two bluray disks have a similar problem. The disks seem to have some unusual authoring that BD Rebuilder does not handle correctly. Rather than each episode starting at the beginning of the respective M2TS file, its part way into the file. I have attached the MPLS files from the original disk and the processed files if that helps |
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Problem with The Good Place Season 1
I have an unusual problem processing "The Good Place" season 1, all 13 episodes across the two disks show similar symptoms. To illustrate I'll explain the problem with episode 1. When played from the original Bluray the episode runs for 26 minutes and 15 seconds, however the M2TS file is 30 minutes and 10 seconds long. The playback starts at 89 seconds into the M2TS file and then runs for 26 mins & 15 secs (i.e. exits at 27:44). The initial 89 seconds of the M2TS contains a color test chart
When processed by BR Rebuilder the video component is encoded for first 26 minutes & 15 seconds (89 seconds of test chart and 24:46 of episode). The audio tracks retain the whole 30:10. If I use MKVTOOLNIX and add the playlist file for episode 1 it handles the offset and creates a MKV file that starts/ends at the correct place. The original Bluray seems to be authored in a strange manner with an offset prior to playback which BR Rebuilder is not handling correctly. Is there something I can provide to allow you to identify what is causing the problem. |
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So, again, if I may please ask...
The X264L-64.exe in the BDRB tools folder is some old .exe from 2016...? And, the internal LAVF frame server runs better with it, right? So, does that mean then, that I should use ANOTHER frame server rather than the internal LAVF as selected in the setup of BDRB, would that be preferred because it uses the most recent or a much more recent iteration of the 264-64 codec? I'm just trying to understand the difference. Should I use say DirectShow instead when using BDRB due to its using the more current version of x264-64? Is there a difference? Also, when using the CMD Line and I want to call a version of x264-64, which one should I call from the BDRB tools folder, or what specifically would be the difference in using one or the other? Thanks! |
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---------------------- [12:06:09] Importing MKV: 1917_4K_HDR - Collecting audio/video streams from source... - Converting audio, Track #2, THD to AC3... - Building pseudo-BD source structure... [12:47:02] Video import completed successfully. The resulting reencode under the Stream tab shows AUD_001 AC3, Mono, English. Something weird is going on here... |
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When remuxed to mkv you will get a thd and an ac3 track. Two audio tracks in the mkv |
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