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Alleycat · 12th December 2019, 05:34

@ Mr. Video: I tried adding IMPORT_OVERSCAN=0 to the ini file, but it made no difference. I was using the full backup mode, so maybe that function only operates when using the import mode.

@jdobbs: In my fist post I noticed BD-RB was re-encoding my disc with an SAR of 40:33 in X264, but the original has an SAR of 32:27, due to the video being in MPEG-2 blu-ray.

Would the problem not be solved by removing the --SAR X:X from the X264 command line when full back up mode is used? As the source is already a blu-ray, the original SAR must be compliant, so the BD-RB copy need not be any different?

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Alleycat Registered User Join Date: Nov 2019 Posts: 9	@ Mr. Video: I tried adding IMPORT_OVERSCAN=0 to the ini file, but it made no difference. I was using the full backup mode, so maybe that function only operates when using the import mode. @jdobbs: In my fist post I noticed BD-RB was re-encoding my disc with an SAR of 40:33 in X264, but the original has an SAR of 32:27, due to the video being in MPEG-2 blu-ray. Would the problem not be solved by removing the --SAR X:X from the X264 command line when full back up mode is used? As the source is already a blu-ray, the original SAR must be compliant, so the BD-RB copy need not be any different?