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2nd August 2010, 08:36 | #41 | Link |
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New version is out!
Allows uncrop MKV's (add borders) for obtain an output with 16:9 AR always __________________ BDtoAVCHD - Create an AVCHD disc (DVD5/DVD9/BD25) from a Blu-Ray or HD MKV Last edited by pistacho; 5th February 2011 at 13:38. |
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Thanks for the new version!
Just a quick question: what exactly does "TrueHD Core" stand for? I don't seem to be able to find it in Dolby's own specs. In BDtoAVCHD I can see that opting for either TrueHD Core or AC3 640kbps yields the same video bitrate. Are TrueHD Core and AC3 640kbps comparable? |
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TrueHD tracks (AC3-HD) as DTS-HD self-contain a "core" track for maintain the compatibility with older receivers. The core track is a CBR normal AC3 (640, 448, ? Kbps) or DTS (768, 1536.. Kbps). It?s the same takes a separate AC3 640 Kbps track or a Core part of TrueHD (if core is 640 Kbps also)
But it is better to take the "core" 640Kbps to convert other track to 640kbps... __________________ BDtoAVCHD - Create an AVCHD disc (DVD5/DVD9/BD25) from a Blu-Ray or HD MKV Last edited by pistacho; 5th February 2011 at 13:38. |
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In the specs of Dolby TrueHD it says the TrueHD stream can contain a seperate two channel audiotrack, which will have priority over downmixing the 5.1 or 7.1 to stereo. I could not find any info about Dolby TrueHD also being able to contain a seperate AC3 multichannel audiotrack.
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The specs say many things:
http://www.dolby.com/uploadedFiles/A...aper_Final.pdf (But the truth is that it is not clear) But I found this: "So it seems that more and more people are getting into Blu-ray and are looking for ways to back up their collections and play them over the network via the PCH or one of the other streamers. With the new generation of HDMI 1.3a-compliant streamers we can even stream DTS-HD and TrueHD to compatible amplifiers -- however, not everyone has one of these streamers, or a compatible amplifier, or if they do then they may also have older streamers/amps around the house that they also want to play the movie on. DTS-HD very helpfully comes with a legacy DTS core that the PCM will play out through optical/coaxial or HDMI or even downmix to stereo PCM, depending on what menu option you choose. TrueHD doesn't work in quite the same way, but every Blu-ray TrueHD track comes with an interleaved legacy Dolby Digital (AC3) track that doesn't appear as a separate audio track to a Blu-ray player but is meant to be selected automatically by the machine if it knows that you've only got optical/coaxial. The PCH doesn't behave like a Blu-ray player in this respect, it just ignores the interleaved AC3 track and there is no way to get at it, whether automatically or manually..." Original text: http://www.networkedmediatank.com/sh....php?tid=14869 Conclusion: Interleaved track ~= core track and yes! Dolby TrueHD also being able to contain a seperate AC3 multichannel audiotrack __________________ BDtoAVCHD - Create an AVCHD disc (DVD5/DVD9/BD25) from a Blu-Ray or HD MKV Last edited by pistacho; 5th February 2011 at 13:38. |
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Good evening everyone.
I noticed that when I select the forced subtitles, when it makes into these copies BD are activated for the duration of the film, so do not full but those are automatic. Then I have problem, perhaps unique, I can not find the subtitles convicts in Van Helsing, if I leave everything default, turn on the wrong ones, referring to the director's commentary or other if I try to select another subtitle file, you enable only those standing for the duration of the film. I tried for two days helping with other tools, I'd give anything to be done, wonder if anyone has had this problem or if a solution exists.
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Thanks for the program and that you constantly update it.
I have a question regarding the subtitles. Is there any way to customize the font style and size and so forth for them? On my backup I ended up with very small subtitles pushed to the bottom of the screen. |
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Hello Pistachio!
I have a question, i saw that you had now FAQ but i will ask you that questions. Did you BDtoAVCHD is can build AVCHD with more than 1 languages? If not, did it will be an future add-on that your planning to integrate? Thanks!! Great app!!!
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I just tried using your program. Simple GUI I/F and very easy to use! And, I also like having the option to keep the HD audio track.
I'm trying to backup Evangelion 2.22 to a BD25 keeping the DTS-HD MA track at the "very slow" x264 setting. However, the final result came out to be 15.7 GB, and I was expecting something closer to 23.2 GB. Is this normal? Code:
General ID : 1 Complete name : C:\AVCHD\EVANGELION 2.22\BDMV\STREAM\00000.m2ts Format : BDAV Format/Info : Blu-ray Video File size : 15.7 GiB Duration : 1h 52mn Overall bit rate : 20.1 Mbps Maximum Overall bit rate : 35.5 Mbps Video ID : 4113 (0x1011) Menu ID : 1 (0x1) Format : AVC Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec Format profile : High@L4.1 Format settings, CABAC : Yes Format settings, ReFrames : 3 frames Format settings, GOP : M=1, N=32 Duration : 1h 52mn Bit rate mode : Variable Nominal bit rate : 25.8 Mbps Maximum bit rate : 40.0 Mbps Width : 1 920 pixels Height : 1 080 pixels Display aspect ratio : 16:9 Frame rate : 23.976 fps Color space : YUV Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 Bit depth : 8 bits Scan type : Progressive Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.518 Writing library : x264 core 104 r1698 c41b8f0 Encoding settings : cabac=1 / ref=4 / deblock=1:-1:-1 / analyse=0x3:0x133 / me=umh / subme=10 / psy=1 / psy_rd=1.00:0.15 / mixed_ref=1 / me_range=24 / chroma_me=1 / trellis=2 / 8x8dct=1 / cqm=0 / deadzone=21,11 / fast_pskip=1 / chroma_qp_offset=-3 / threads=6 / sliced_threads=0 / slices=4 / nr=0 / decimate=1 / interlaced=0 / constrained_intra=0 / bframes=3 / b_pyramid=1 / b_adapt=2 / b_bias=0 / direct=3 / weightb=1 / open_gop=2 / weightp=2 / keyint=24 / keyint_min=2 / scenecut=40 / intra_refresh=0 / rc_lookahead=24 / rc=2pass / mbtree=1 / bitrate=25764 / ratetol=1.0 / qcomp=0.60 / qpmin=10 / qpmax=51 / qpstep=4 / cplxblur=20.0 / qblur=0.5 / vbv_maxrate=40000 / vbv_bufsize=30000 / ip_ratio=1.40 / aq=1:1.00 / nal_hrd=vbr Color primaries : BT.709-5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4, SMPTE RP177 Transfer characteristics : BT.709-5, BT.1361 Matrix coefficients : BT.709-5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4 709, SMPTE RP177 Audio ID : 4352 (0x1100) Menu ID : 1 (0x1) Format : DTS Format/Info : Digital Theater Systems Format profile : MA Muxing mode : Stream extension Duration : 1h 52mn Bit rate mode : Variable Channel(s) : 7 channels Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, Back: C, LFE Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz Bit depth : 16 bits Language : Japanese Text ID : 4608 (0x1200) Menu ID : 1 (0x1) Format : PGS Language : English |
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Perhaps this is what happens in this case. If so there is no way to separate them. One solution would be to get the forced subs separately and add them later with tsMuxer. Quote:
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It is more versatile to have the subtitles on a track to have them incrusted in the video... I think. __________________ BDtoAVCHD - Create an AVCHD disc (DVD5/DVD9/BD25) from a Blu-Ray or HD MKV Last edited by pistacho; 5th February 2011 at 13:38. |
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If you paste the BDInfo log of souce I can look if I see the cause. __________________ BDtoAVCHD - Create an AVCHD disc (DVD5/DVD9/BD25) from a Blu-Ray or HD MKV Last edited by pistacho; 5th February 2011 at 13:38. |
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Here's the BDInfo for my project.
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DISC INFO: Disc Title: Evangelion 2.22 Disc Size: 30,346,464,664 bytes Protection: AACS BD-Java: No BDInfo: 0.5.5 PLAYLIST REPORT: Name: 00000.MPLS Length: 1:52:09 (h:m:s) Size: 30,346,340,352 bytes Total Bitrate: 36.08 Mbps VIDEO: Codec Bitrate Description ----- ------- ----------- MPEG-4 AVC Video 31824 kbps 1080p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1 AUDIO: Codec Language Bitrate Description ----- -------- ------- ----------- DTS-HD Master Audio Japanese 2370 kbps 6.1 / 48 kHz / 2370 kbps / 16-bit (DTS Core: 6.1-ES / 48 kHz / 768 kbps / 16-bit) SUBTITLES: Codec Language Bitrate Description ----- -------- ------- ----------- Presentation Graphics English 179.679 kbps FILES: Name Time In Length Size Total Bitrate ---- ------- ------ ---- ------------- 00000.M2TS 0:00:00.000 1:52:09.546 30,346,340,352 36,075 CHAPTERS: Number Time In Length Avg Video Rate Max 1-Sec Rate Max 1-Sec Time Max 5-Sec Rate Max 5-Sec Time Max 10Sec Rate Max 10Sec Time Avg Frame Size Max Frame Size Max Frame Time ------ ------- ------ -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- 1 0:00:00.000 0:00:13.011 15,151 kbps 44,942 kbps 00:00:03.378 34,379 kbps 00:00:02.961 19,684 kbps 00:00:02.961 78,734 bytes 467,408 bytes 00:00:07.716 2 0:00:13.011 0:00:05.006 1,110 kbps 1,417 kbps 00:00:16.933 1,110 kbps 00:00:13.013 0 kbps 00:00:00.000 5,788 bytes 23,742 bytes 00:00:17.684 3 0:00:18.018 0:00:07.005 3,519 kbps 9,085 kbps 00:00:20.645 4,472 kbps 00:00:20.019 0 kbps 00:00:00.000 18,344 bytes 249,869 bytes 00:00:25.024 4 0:00:25.024 0:01:58.369 32,844 kbps 47,856 kbps 00:01:49.818 38,254 kbps 00:01:49.651 36,507 kbps 00:01:06.107 171,236 bytes 779,412 bytes 00:01:16.076 5 0:02:23.393 0:03:24.495 32,630 kbps 49,939 kbps 00:03:23.119 40,129 kbps 00:02:56.426 35,602 kbps 00:02:51.462 170,116 bytes 736,033 bytes 00:04:13.836 6 0:05:47.889 0:02:49.210 31,057 kbps 42,116 kbps 00:08:35.806 37,067 kbps 00:05:52.852 34,787 kbps 00:05:52.852 161,876 bytes 778,624 bytes 00:07:10.471 7 0:08:37.099 0:00:58.475 31,695 kbps 49,389 kbps 00:09:32.321 35,980 kbps 00:09:28.192 34,020 kbps 00:08:48.986 165,362 bytes 769,584 bytes 00:09:22.979 8 0:09:35.575 0:01:55.990 30,859 kbps 47,940 kbps 00:10:28.753 35,407 kbps 00:11:00.159 34,023 kbps 00:10:56.697 160,829 bytes 772,880 bytes 00:11:25.893 9 0:11:31.566 0:03:17.446 32,557 kbps 42,078 kbps 00:13:04.867 35,020 kbps 00:12:06.642 33,931 kbps 00:13:22.468 169,773 bytes 780,825 bytes 00:14:31.120 10 0:14:49.013 0:00:59.852 32,427 kbps 40,507 kbps 00:15:42.149 34,301 kbps 00:15:33.849 33,827 kbps 00:15:28.844 168,943 bytes 775,113 bytes 00:15:19.918 11 0:15:48.865 0:01:19.788 32,963 kbps 41,485 kbps 00:16:31.990 35,840 kbps 00:16:13.764 34,414 kbps 00:16:08.509 171,853 bytes 754,627 bytes 00:16:07.132 12 0:17:08.653 0:01:38.009 32,336 kbps 46,561 kbps 00:17:11.238 35,019 kbps 00:17:27.713 34,240 kbps 00:17:19.955 168,647 bytes 768,566 bytes 00:17:54.615 13 0:18:46.663 0:02:33.449 31,194 kbps 47,179 kbps 00:20:39.446 35,296 kbps 00:20:35.400 33,767 kbps 00:19:40.762 162,636 bytes 780,275 bytes 00:19:12.609 14 0:21:20.112 0:02:15.135 31,051 kbps 46,493 kbps 00:22:06.616 35,304 kbps 00:21:58.859 34,503 kbps 00:21:59.818 161,887 bytes 783,087 bytes 00:21:27.953 15 0:23:35.247 0:03:00.680 29,083 kbps 40,228 kbps 00:25:45.377 34,481 kbps 00:25:55.762 33,717 kbps 00:25:07.130 151,593 bytes 782,298 bytes 00:26:15.991 16 0:26:35.927 0:01:31.715 32,787 kbps 44,960 kbps 00:27:11.379 34,956 kbps 00:26:36.011 34,221 kbps 00:26:46.187 171,015 bytes 697,485 bytes 00:27:32.317 17 0:28:07.643 0:02:58.384 31,288 kbps 55,256 kbps 00:28:18.113 36,221 kbps 00:28:32.961 34,102 kbps 00:29:10.039 163,118 bytes 782,286 bytes 00:29:59.422 18 0:31:06.027 0:01:44.606 31,251 kbps 44,485 kbps 00:32:37.705 36,062 kbps 00:32:41.209 34,333 kbps 00:32:29.113 162,928 bytes 780,456 bytes 00:31:47.447 19 0:32:50.634 0:02:20.724 32,292 kbps 50,233 kbps 00:33:44.605 37,087 kbps 00:33:28.381 36,400 kbps 00:34:30.359 168,354 bytes 759,491 bytes 00:33:04.065 20 0:35:11.358 0:04:18.300 32,102 kbps 53,107 kbps 00:35:30.294 38,721 kbps 00:36:15.882 37,955 kbps 00:36:03.327 167,337 bytes 778,624 bytes 00:37:41.050 21 0:39:29.659 0:01:33.925 32,626 kbps 42,190 kbps 00:40:55.578 34,677 kbps 00:40:55.578 33,789 kbps 00:39:53.724 170,168 bytes 780,114 bytes 00:41:03.586 22 0:41:03.585 0:03:21.869 30,499 kbps 45,712 kbps 00:44:08.979 35,317 kbps 00:44:09.021 33,847 kbps 00:43:22.766 159,006 bytes 783,385 bytes 00:42:58.909 23 0:44:25.454 0:04:34.398 32,214 kbps 45,519 kbps 00:47:07.366 36,836 kbps 00:47:03.445 35,069 kbps 00:46:59.816 167,949 bytes 779,128 bytes 00:48:01.753 24 0:48:59.853 0:01:57.492 27,843 kbps 41,882 kbps 00:49:36.640 36,234 kbps 00:50:44.541 34,654 kbps 00:50:44.666 145,108 bytes 782,927 bytes 00:49:32.094 25 0:50:57.346 0:02:15.427 30,113 kbps 42,687 kbps 00:51:13.987 35,110 kbps 00:51:54.820 34,031 kbps 00:51:50.315 156,996 bytes 778,119 bytes 00:51:05.562 26 0:53:12.773 0:05:09.724 31,897 kbps 43,361 kbps 00:55:24.154 37,338 kbps 00:53:36.588 35,132 kbps 00:55:06.428 166,319 bytes 783,525 bytes 00:54:59.587 27 0:58:22.497 0:02:07.378 33,002 kbps 51,707 kbps 01:00:18.906 36,335 kbps 00:59:23.810 35,191 kbps 00:59:23.685 172,059 bytes 741,742 bytes 00:58:26.502 28 1:00:29.876 0:00:37.704 32,838 kbps 40,172 kbps 01:00:47.685 34,305 kbps 01:00:44.682 33,750 kbps 01:00:39.427 171,017 bytes 753,016 bytes 01:00:31.502 29 1:01:07.581 0:05:10.099 31,865 kbps 42,423 kbps 01:01:22.387 35,323 kbps 01:03:17.168 34,136 kbps 01:04:01.212 166,152 bytes 779,776 bytes 01:05:36.307 30 1:06:17.680 0:02:02.289 30,545 kbps 52,509 kbps 01:07:53.778 37,154 kbps 01:07:59.283 35,060 kbps 01:07:57.865 159,249 bytes 782,703 bytes 01:07:22.037 31 1:08:19.970 0:02:24.186 31,767 kbps 45,673 kbps 01:08:29.438 37,936 kbps 01:08:28.521 35,017 kbps 01:08:28.813 165,575 bytes 783,456 bytes 01:10:27.932 32 1:10:44.157 0:00:51.090 32,117 kbps 41,359 kbps 01:11:29.076 34,966 kbps 01:11:29.493 33,740 kbps 01:10:59.046 167,569 bytes 782,751 bytes 01:10:45.783 33 1:11:35.247 0:02:41.329 32,657 kbps 49,470 kbps 01:12:16.623 37,335 kbps 01:13:54.805 35,637 kbps 01:13:55.889 170,263 bytes 782,479 bytes 01:11:53.142 34 1:14:16.577 0:11:07.666 32,294 kbps 52,605 kbps 01:18:55.522 38,644 kbps 01:18:52.060 36,568 kbps 01:18:52.853 168,365 bytes 781,021 bytes 01:21:07.362 35 1:25:24.243 0:02:17.387 31,822 kbps 50,103 kbps 01:26:37.150 37,796 kbps 01:26:33.271 35,124 kbps 01:26:28.182 165,904 bytes 752,158 bytes 01:25:32.627 36 1:27:41.631 0:02:03.748 31,821 kbps 46,803 kbps 01:28:40.690 36,280 kbps 01:29:20.313 35,080 kbps 01:29:19.896 165,847 bytes 776,326 bytes 01:27:55.019 37 1:29:45.380 0:05:02.090 32,583 kbps 50,298 kbps 01:30:46.148 38,193 kbps 01:30:44.772 35,763 kbps 01:34:22.740 169,897 bytes 766,016 bytes 01:31:32.403 38 1:34:47.470 0:02:10.175 32,762 kbps 42,236 kbps 01:36:10.598 37,841 kbps 01:36:13.767 36,579 kbps 01:36:13.517 170,811 bytes 782,378 bytes 01:36:14.643 39 1:36:57.645 0:01:55.198 33,033 kbps 49,795 kbps 01:38:19.727 37,939 kbps 01:38:10.426 36,373 kbps 01:38:10.426 172,157 bytes 709,548 bytes 01:38:28.944 40 1:38:52.844 0:02:22.350 33,057 kbps 51,015 kbps 01:39:20.037 37,521 kbps 01:39:48.607 35,768 kbps 01:39:48.607 172,395 bytes 716,782 bytes 01:38:57.514 41 1:41:15.194 0:04:40.860 32,697 kbps 45,772 kbps 01:43:32.205 37,489 kbps 01:41:15.194 34,580 kbps 01:43:10.726 170,465 bytes 771,036 bytes 01:41:43.347 42 1:45:56.055 0:05:38.632 32,940 kbps 49,442 kbps 01:51:05.241 37,327 kbps 01:51:15.168 35,587 kbps 01:51:14.375 171,715 bytes 746,305 bytes 01:51:09.204 43 1:51:34.688 0:00:34.858 26,343 kbps 43,867 kbps 01:51:38.191 36,047 kbps 01:51:57.544 33,663 kbps 01:51:36.606 137,799 bytes 685,637 bytes 01:51:54.999 STREAM DIAGNOSTICS: File PID Type Codec Language Seconds Bitrate Bytes Packets ---- --- ---- ----- -------- -------------- -------------- ------------- ----- 00000.M2TS 4113 (0x1011) 0x1B AVC 6729.473 31,824 26,769,938,987 145,583,734 00000.M2TS 4352 (0x1100) 0x86 DTS-HD MA jpn (Japanese) 6729.473 2,370 1,993,585,744 11,483,763 00000.M2TS 4608 (0x1200) 0x90 PGS eng (English) 6729.473 180 151,144,883 844,770 |
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Well, these are my calculations: Aproximate Bitrate = 25.000.000.000 x 8 / 6729 (1:52:09) = 29722 Kbps Aprox. Video Bitrate = Bitrate ? Audio ? Subs ? Overhead(4%) = 29722 ? 2370 ? 180 ? 1188 = 25984 Kbps And in your MediaInfo: Quote:
So here is correct. The bitrate calculated by the program matches But the real file has a different size and hence a different bitrate. In fact according to MediaInfo: total bitrate < video bitrate. This is impossible! Quote:
I can only think of two things: The video or file is corrupted (or missing a piece) or x264 codec has ignored the bitrrate indicated in the command line. On the other hand the x264 command line is correct: Quote:
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