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Originally Posted by Winenut
It was done as a test...because it's faster to encode a BD5. And as you can see, all the tools are up to date and I was using 44.06.
In any case, switching back to 44.03, I had no problem. Encoded just fine. So it's not the disk.
Busy at work, so further testing and research will have to wait for the weekend. But I thought of something last night and I post this as soon as I do it. But I figure I'll save the LAST.CMD from the good encode and compare it with the LAST.CMD from the bad encode...to see if there a difference...as I'm expecting there will be.
Steve
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Try moving the x264.exe from 44.03 to 44.06 and see if it completes.
Have you tried it with the latest release (v0.44.09)? There is a newer version of X264 in that one -- and there were a lot of fixes made in the last three minor releases.