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Hmmm... This would suggest that you do not own the source disc!
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HEVC_Q_VALUES=nn,nn,nn AVC_Q_VALUES=nn,nn,nn These change what you want as the CQM values that show on the menu. Legal values are 1-51. The three values decide what values to use for GOOD, HIGH, and HIGHEST settings. The default setting, for example for HEVC_Q_VALUES is: HEVC_Q_VALUES=32,30,25 Settings for bitrates: HEVC_BR_VALUES=nnnn,nnnn,nnnn AVC_BR_VALUES=nnnn,nnnn,nnnn The numbers represent Kbps and are used in the program to fill in the options for bitrates for GOOD, HIGH, and HIGHEST bitrates. For example, the default for HEVC_BR_VALUES is: HEVC_BR_VALUES=1000,2000,3000 I also added the ability to change the audio bitrates used for GOOD, HIGH, and HIGHEST settings (ACC and AC3): AC3_BR_VALUES=nnn/nnn,nnn/nnn,nnn/nnn AAC_BR_VALUES=nnn/nnn,nnn/nnn,nnn/nnn The commas separate the values for each of the GOOD, HIGH, and HIGHEST settings. The slashes separate the bitrate (in Kbps) used for STEREO/MULTICHANNEL. Below, as an example, is the default setting for AC3: AC3_BR_VALUES=128/384,192/448,224/640 Please note that the audio bitrate values used have to be legal for AC3. Here's a list of legal values (all in Kbps): 32,40,48,56,64,80,96,112,128,160,192,224,256,320,384,448,512,576,640 Any mistakes made in any of these entries will result in the default values being used. Last edited by jdobbs; 30th December 2021 at 14:32. |
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I just want to point out that, by deciding to output and then import, you are creating your own issues. BD-RB will keep and use untouched TrueHD and EAC3 perfectly, but only if it comes directly from a BD. That's because that's pretty much the only place where a core is needed, provided, and kept. Deciding to export and then import is a self inflicted injury. As pointed out, other containers don't typically support audio streams that have a "core" -- and a core is required for TrueHD and EAC3 when it is used in a BD. When importing, all container types that are not MKV are converted to MKV before importing. There are many very good reasons for this which I don't have time to (or care to) explain. MKV (like many container formats) does not support a "core" audio component in a stream. |
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How could you possibly come to that conclusion? No studio is perfect. There have been several occasions whereby replacement discs have been sent out. Replacing a disc because of chapter marks, IMHO, is just not worth it.
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I've sure learned a few things over these past few days. I did not know that you re-wrapped all imported files to MKV, which explains the issue with TrueHD. I have no idea why the spec that MKV uses doesn't allow for TrueHD to be left intact. I'm not sure why you lump M2TS files into the "must recode" bucket, considering that M2TS obviously handles TrueHD just fine. I do not know how anyone could make a M2TS file with a coreless TrueHD stream. Certainly not with tsMuxer, as it throws away coreless TrueHD streams. What I did with these couple of discs is probably going to be a one-off thing. It is something for the home theater I'm putting together. And more-then-likely, it will have been a project that I actually did not need to do. I won't know that for sure until I get all of the pieces assembled. Limitations are now known. |
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I didn't add support for HDR10+ until I test it a little. I'm trying to decide whether NVENCC's experimental setting is stable enough to add it. |
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I do not know what the requirements are for UHD releases, as the specs aren't out there for the general public. A UHD Demystified book hasn't been released yet. ![]() |
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DTS+some more data= DTS-HD THD interleaved with AC3 core= compliant BD stream (2 streams in one) PS Quite easy to replace single track in m2ts and have it work if you read my description I do it with subtitles on occasion. |
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What is interesting is that in order to get the lossless audio to work, one must use the HDMI connection to your AVR. The coax/optical connection is not allowed to carry the higher bitrate lossless audio. But, those that have an AVR that handles all of the audio formats, just sets the player to output the raw stream to the AVR and let it handle the decoding. That said, if you get a UHD player, I don't know of any model that doesn't support all of the audio formats. If you have a UHD player, odds are you have a better AVR as well. |
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Start with a BD compliant structure
Load the m2ts into tsMuxeR Uncheck existing sound and add yours Check M2TS muxing Start muxing Make sure new m2ts has same name as old Replace m2ts in original BD structure Open structure in BDEdit Select proper play list Change audio properties (type language etc) Save Click on Apply to clpi Go to CLPIINF tab Make sure info looks right Save If it asks you if you want it to correct packets ( or anything) select yes and Save Import this into BDRB Note New audio has to be Bd (UHD) compliant |
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Of the recent BD players that I have, all Samsung, they all handle all of the lossless formats. But as I noted, even if any of them didn't, the AVR does and I've set all of the players to send the raw streams out the HDMI and let the AVR handle it. IMHO, it is best to let the AVR handle the audio.
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Possibly considered superfluous by some but any chance of adding a beep at job completion option to NVENCCRe? It would be useful for long jobs involving many files that take a bit of time. |
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[Edit] I added the beep. You can get the new EXE from this link. It works just like BD-RB. To enable the beep on completion just add the following to you NVENCCRE.INI file: COMPLETION_BEEP=1 It will play the contents of Ding.wav in the MISC folder under BD-RB's folder. If that doesn't exist it will play the default "Beep" for your system. The sound will only play if a job is completed (all files), and it will not play if you abort a job. Last edited by jdobbs; 2nd January 2022 at 14:39. |
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