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drmih · 31st July 2010, 10:49

The last two discs I have done have both failed for the same reason. Although having an initial size of around 25GB, and set to go to bd-9, they ended up at over 40Gb. When I checked the main movie stream (which is a huge file and is very poor quality), at some stage it changes to noise (tiny coloured dots all over the screen) for the remainder of the movie. I checked the original on the HDD and at the point where this occurs, if I slow down the playback, there is a tiny artifact. I will just re-rip them, but wondered what made it impossible for x264 to recover from this?

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drmih Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 590	The last two discs I have done have both failed for the same reason. Although having an initial size of around 25GB, and set to go to bd-9, they ended up at over 40Gb. When I checked the main movie stream (which is a huge file and is very poor quality), at some stage it changes to noise (tiny coloured dots all over the screen) for the remainder of the movie. I checked the original on the HDD and at the point where this occurs, if I slow down the playback, there is a tiny artifact. I will just re-rip them, but wondered what made it impossible for x264 to recover from this?