RipBot264 v1.18.3 - Simple and easy to use GUI -> IPOD . PSP . CONSOLES . BLURAY

[DJ-1]

Have been using stuff like AsxGui etc, was wondering what ripbot was like, for example_
1: can my customize my own output profile and save It?

2: does this rely on stuff allready installed in PC or is all the codecs etc all self contained within ripbot?

3: will this convert from a dts-ma entire source or just the dts-core?

Thanks.

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by DJ-1

Have been using stuff like AsxGui etc, was wondering what ripbot was like, for example_
1: can my customize my own output profile and save It?

2: does this rely on stuff allready installed in PC or is all the codecs etc all self contained within ripbot?

3: will this convert from a dts-ma entire source or just the dts-core?

Thanks.

1. yes you can manually specify any x264 switches and save them. each profile has a corresponding text file...or you can edit the profile in ripbot itself

2. yes you must install / have things: ffdshow, avisynth, haali, Java

3. you can do either

[ketchup318]

Hi

I've been using Ripbot 1.16.3 for a while now and have switched to 1.16.4. I have noticed that MP4box isn't addressing files over 2Gb. Then I compared the two versions and realized that 1.16.3 has the gpac patch and another dll library and that isn't included in 1.16.4. Although the newer version of mp4box is significantly bigger. Maybe the dynamic library and patch are included but isn't working? Anyone else having this problem?

I was also wondering if someone could tell me the difference between the three audio options; wave, flac and core. Is core, the 1.5mb/s, 5.1 core version of TrueHD. It sounds like wave rips a separate wave file for each audio channel. And flac, well, flac is lossless and sounds like it compresses better. I have a nice home theater setup at home and would like to have the best possible audio, whether that be Dolby-THD or DTS MA. But it doesn't seem like Ripbot supports that currently.

So I'm wondering which option is better, and is it possible to keep the original best audio track. An hour episode on blu ray is like 9Gb with a crf of 20. The audio track is about 200Mb for ac3. I'd rather keep the best track possible. Thanks.

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by ketchup318

I was also wondering if someone could tell me the difference between the three audio options; wave, flac and core. Is core, the 1.5mb/s, 5.1 core version of TrueHD. It sounds like wave rips a separate wave file for each audio channel. And flac, well, flac is lossless and sounds like it compresses better. I have a nice home theater setup at home and would like to have the best possible audio, whether that be Dolby-THD or DTS MA. But it doesn't seem like Ripbot supports that currently.

So I'm wondering which option is better, and is it possible to keep the original best audio track. An hour episode on blu ray is like 9Gb with a crf of 20. The audio track is about 200Mb for ac3. I'd rather keep the best track possible. Thanks.

dude, the audio options were just discussed. while you obviously can't be expected to go through 455 pages of posts you could try checking the page you're on / the one before it.
fyi TrueHD does not have a 1.5mbps core, it (generally) has a 640kbps core. DTS-HD HR/MA will (once again, generally) have a 1.5mbps core. Lossless and compression do not simultaneously coincide. with compression is quality loss, even if in negligible or minimal amounts. Depending on your home theater setup you probably can't play FLAC...unless you have something like a WDTV / HTPC / some other media player. RipBot doesn't support HD audio stream copying, if you want to keep them just mux them in after encoding.

[DJ-1]

OK, so just as a rough guide aac audio @ 128kbps@=approximately same as mp3 @240kbps.

Any1 here got bit-rate Vs quality with aac vs flac, or flac vs Lpcm, ogg... etc.

Also, in AC3. ..... ac3 is the container but what is the audio codec/whatever inside?

Cheers

[Atak_Snajpera]

OK, so just as a rough guide aac audio @ 128kbps@=approximately same as mp3 @240kbps.

I would rather say mp3@192kbps

Also, in AC3. ..... ac3 is the container but what is the audio codec/whatever inside?

AC3

[ketchup318]

pacaveli211: thanks for the reply. Sorry about the double post, I guess I didn't refresh the page since yesterday. I'm actually using an Apple TV2 and streaming from my server. I've tested a few encoded MP4's with the flac option and it seems to work fine.
I was going to start ripping to MKV and I see the option for copy stream. Is this the same as tsmuxing the HD track (DTS-MA or Dolby THD), then mkvmerge'ing the the audio to the encoded video?

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by ketchup318

I was going to start ripping to MKV and I see the option for copy stream. Is this the same as tsmuxing the HD track (DTS-MA or Dolby THD), then mkvmerge'ing the the audio to the encoded video?

ripbot doesn't support copying HD audio (excluding the exception someone found the other day in which it'll copy DTS-HDMA from an mkv). so if you're seeing 'copy stream' it's just referring to the core or whatever is in the job folder

[alpine_92]

Hey. Does RipBot convert TrueHD to AC3 when encoding a movie? For example: I added transformers and now demuxing audio streams. When its done, it reads the video, but it says no audio. Any sugestion?

[DJ-1]

erm, ok....Ripbot looking ok for now, I did notice that when trying to select flac as audio i got an error from eac3to saying that MSVCP71.dll was missing

i found that dll on google, BUT it wont play ball
i know the process of what i`m doing is ok, as i re-registered an existing .dll that was allready there.

I assume i`ve got the wrong type of dll ?


I have Win7 Home Premium 64Bit

so do i look for a 32bit/64bit dll ?
also there seems to be .com + .net types too.......confused ! LOL

any1 got a link to a GOOD dll ? (since theres bound to be ppl here run into the same issue)

thanks.

[pacaveli211]

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...92#post1455692

[DJ-1]

Originally Posted by pacaveli211

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...92#post1455692

cheers just looked at that, problem is i looked on google for the .dll and there a couple, different sizes etc.... i get a msg about maybe its not compatible with my Windows version when trying to register it, will the .dll be on my Official windows disc?, do i need a 64bit dll, or 32bit ?

cheers

edit: also, i have got that .dll in the WOW64 folder aswell.
when in cmd, it looks like C:Windows\system32>regsvr32 msvcp71.dll
if i place in sysWOW64 what happens in cmd ?

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by DJ-1

Windows version when trying to register it, will the .dll be on my Official windows disc?

don't know, maybe. search for just msvcp as it may be named msvcp.dl_ or whatever they do with the filenames on the disc

do i need a 64bit dll, or 32bit?

well I dunno....do you have x86 or x64 windows.....

edit: also, i have got that .dll in the WOW64 folder aswell.
when in cmd, it looks like C:Windows\system32>regsvr32 msvcp.dll
if i place in sysWOW64 what happens in cmd ?

...blah
yes you need to change the path if you want to register the file in wow64 as well.

also...if you're getting an error that "MSVCP71.dll was missing"
you might want to be doing such things with MSVCP71.dll, not MSVCP.dll

[DJ-1]

Originally Posted by pacaveli211

don't know, maybe. search for just msvcp as it may be named msvcp.dl_ or whatever they do with the filenames on the disc

well I dunno....do you have x86 or x64 windows.....

64bit... i put up on original post earlier

[/QUOTE]...blah
yes you need to change the path if you want to register the file in wow64 as well.[/QUOTE]

erm ok, tried this, but i`m crap with cmd
I tried C: \
C: \>Windows\sysWOW64>regsvr32 msvcp71.dll = "invalid syntax crap"

also
C: \>Windows\sysWOW64>regsvr msvcp71.dll = "invalid syntax crap"

[/QUOTE]also...if you're getting an error that "MSVCP71.dll was missing"
you might want to be doing such things with MSVCP71.dll, not MSVCP.dll[/QUOTE]

my bad...typo

[Olala]

There's a problem with RB264 1.16.4 latest version here

I'm using Win 7 + KIS 2011 and my lappy tells that there are 3 viruses HEUR:Trojan.Win32.Generic in .7z file. The problem that I haven't seen before

What's wrong with this upgrade version ?

Could anyone tells me how to do right now (

[CrazyBricker]

Thanks again, pacaveli211. I just redone a few movies that had the subtitles out of sync which were done with Handbrake and they are perfect now. RipBot is a better program for what I need to do. It does take longer to convert them but oh well. Atleast now I don't have to worry about the subtitles being out of sync any more.

[afonic]

According to this:
http://www.dts.com/DownloadDocument....2-cda9554bb6a5

DTS Core is the "legacy" audio provided for systems that do not support the Extension. In older systems, you just listen to the Core. In modern systems, the decoder takes the core (lossy), then compares the data with the Extension (lossless) and applies the extra data that needs to be played and are lost in the core to deliver the best possible audio experience.

Bottom line, if you don't have a decoder that support DTS-HD (and I mean a hardware one), just using the Core option to demux and then copy stream, you will hear the exact same sound you would hear by demuxing the DTS-HD channel and mux it in the mkv yourself. Minus about 1GB of audio data.

So unless you have a home theater equipment (decoder) that supports it, just copy the Core.

[ketchup318]

Hey DJ-1

I had that msvcp71.dll problem too. The way I fixed it was I just moved the downloaded .dll to windows\system32. Ripbot also complained about a msvcr71.dll file too. I downloaded and moved it there too and haven't had a problem since.

afonic:
So if I do have a receiver that decodes DTS-MA and Dolby-THD, I need to manually demux the m2ts, have ripbot encode the video (without audio) and then use mkvmerge to join the 'raw' audio and the encoded video together, to get the full audio experience? Hmm... doesn't sound too bad, just an extra two steps.

[pacaveli211]

Originally Posted by DJ-1

64bit... i put up on original post earlier

erm ok, tried this, but i`m crap with cmd
I tried C: \
C: \>Windows\sysWOW64>regsvr32 msvcp71.dll = "invalid syntax crap"

also
C: \>Windows\sysWOW64>regsvr msvcp71.dll = "invalid syntax crap"

my bad...typo

my statement about x64 was rhetorical, even though you posted earlier...it's quite obvious you have x64 since you have a wow64 folder =P
I dunno exactly what you're putting into command prompt but try this: regsvr32 C:\Windows\sysWOW64\msvcp71.dll
I dunno if you actually need to register the file so much as just making sure it's there:

Originally Posted by ketchup318

Hey DJ-1

I had that msvcp71.dll problem too. The way I fixed it was I just moved the downloaded .dll to windows\system32. Ripbot also complained about a msvcr71.dll file too. I downloaded and moved it there too and haven't had a problem since.

Originally Posted by Olala

There's a problem with RB264 1.16.4 latest version here

I'm using Win 7 + KIS 2011 and my lappy tells that there are 3 viruses HEUR:Trojan.Win32.Generic in .7z file. The problem that I haven't seen before

What's wrong with this upgrade version ?

Could anyone tells me how to do right now (

false positives.

Originally Posted by CrazyBricker

Thanks again, pacaveli211. I just redone a few movies that had the subtitles out of sync which were done with Handbrake and they are perfect now. RipBot is a better program for what I need to do. It does take longer to convert them but oh well. Atleast now I don't have to worry about the subtitles being out of sync any more.

if you have x64 windows make sure x64 x264 is enabled, that'll make it go a bit faster.

Originally Posted by afonic

According to this:
http://www.dts.com/DownloadDocument....2-cda9554bb6a5

DTS Core is the "legacy" audio provided for systems that do not support the Extension. In older systems, you just listen to the Core. In modern systems, the decoder takes the core (lossy), then compares the data with the Extension (lossless) and applies the extra data that needs to be played and are lost in the core to deliver the best possible audio experience.

Bottom line, if you don't have a decoder that support DTS-HD (and I mean a hardware one), just using the Core option to demux and then copy stream, you will hear the exact same sound you would hear by demuxing the DTS-HD channel and mux it in the mkv yourself. Minus about 1GB of audio data.

So unless you have a home theater equipment (decoder) that supports it, just copy the Core.

Originally Posted by ketchup318

So if I do have a receiver that decodes DTS-MA and Dolby-THD, I need to manually demux the m2ts, have ripbot encode the video (without audio) and then use mkvmerge to join the 'raw' audio and the encoded video together, to get the full audio experience? Hmm... doesn't sound too bad, just an extra two steps.

yes, just manually demux / remux it back in
if your source is true bluray you should get used to scanning with bdinfo / and demuxing using the playlist via eac3to
this is sometimes necessary because of multi m2ts/branched movies and audio overlaps

[CrazyBricker]

Originally Posted by pacaveli211

if you have x64 windows make sure x64 x264 is enabled, that'll make it go a bit faster.

No kiddin'? Yes, I have Window 7 Ultimate 64bit. How do I enable that? I just looked thru the settings and I don't see it anywhere. Thanks, that would help.