RipBot264 v1.18.3 - Simple and easy to use GUI -> IPOD . PSP . CONSOLES . BLURAY - Page 223

nwg · 7th March 2009, 21:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe-RequiresJob

Great app that i have been using for a while now. Heres my little problem.

I have many DVDs movies I have on my HDD and would just like to convert them to blu-ray 1.46GB Mini DVD Discs. I have no problems about how to do this, but I am unsure what the "LOCK SIZE" number should be set to - (there are CD,DVD5,DVD9 and Bluray but no mini-DVD size options in the drop-down box). All this MB to GB to GiB conversion confuses me! 1360MB? 1460MB?? Ideas anyone?

Thanks

1.46GB = 1495MB but I would do it less at around 1.4GB/1430MB to make sure it doesn't get too big for the disc.

laserfan · 7th March 2009, 23:37

According to this page, there are 1,463,386,112 bytes in a miniDVD, therefore the number of megabytes is 1,463,386,112/1,048,576(number of bytes in a MB)=1395.59375MB

Since Atak has rounded down from 4482+ to 4480, and 8152 to 8150, if I were you I'd try rounding down to 1393 or 1394.

P.S. To be absolutely precise about your particular media, you should look at what ImgBurn has to say about its precise capacity in bytes, then divide by 1,048,576 as above.

BlindBandit · 7th March 2009, 23:51

I wondering if you can update the x264 64bit.exe because
Version history:
r1123 March 7 2009
Update some asm copyright headers

Vastly faster SATD/SA8D/Hadamard_AC/SSD/DCT/IDCT
Heavily optimized for Core 2 and Nehalem, but performance should improve on all modern x86 CPUs.
16x16 SATD: +18% speed on K8(64bit), +22% on K10(32bit), +42% on Penryn(64bit), +44% on Nehalem(64bit), +50% on P4(32bit), +98% on Conroe(64bit)
Similar performance boosts in SATD-like functions (SA8D, hadamard_ac) and somewhat less in DCT/IDCT/SSD.
Overall performance boost is up to ~15% on 64-bit Conroe.

Atak_Snajpera · 7th March 2009, 23:53

Don't worry

I always update tools with new release.

laserfan · 7th March 2009, 23:54

All you have to do is put it into RB's Tools\x264 directory as x264_x64.exe.

BlindBandit · 8th March 2009, 00:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Don't worry

I always update tools with new release.

Thanks

, also i'm finding CQ=20 better then 2 pass because my video files get done faster then 2 pass & look better then 2 pass but at a smaller size.

also [CoalGuys]Toradora-22[B8A101E7].mkv was 229mb but using CQ=20, it came out to 142mb. i'm really loving this program you made

Quote:

Originally Posted by laserfan

All you have to do is put it into RB's Tools\x264 directory as x264_x64.exe.

I try that but it does not encode only thing it does in muxing.

Discoboy · 8th March 2009, 10:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Discoboy

@Atak_Snjapera

In summery I cannot detect any differences between clip 01 – 04 both with and without fixclip.

I will now also run the same movie that the RW does not work on when run through RipBot again but this time through BD_RB v0.20.02b and so what the results are.

Just ran the same movie through BD_RB v0.20.02b and yes both RW and FW work aswell as chapter skip forward and reverse

ACrowley · 8th March 2009, 12:42

One Question

Does Ripobot calulate the M2TS Overhead when using Bluray/AVCHD ouput with locked Filesize (2pass VBR) ?

Problem
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...13#post1258813

Looks correct including M2TS/Bluray output:

Megui calculates for a 1h36m7s 25Fps 44kbps AC3 = 6067Kbps for MKV Container
Ripbot calulates 6057kbps for mkv and 5728 for Bluray Output.

So the Overhead is calulated

~bT~ · 8th March 2009, 13:00

^ yes it does. which was why i suggested it to you.

ACrowley · 8th March 2009, 13:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~bT~

^ yes it does. which was why i suggested it to you.

yep

THX!
It fits exactly now!

TRONDROM · 8th March 2009, 14:26

Hello. I'm new to the forum here and new to ripbot. I've been using ripbot to make some BD5s for ps3 and bluray standalones using the bluray option in ripbot. I take a 720p mkv file, load it in, set lock size to 4450, use two-pass, level 4.0, try always to keep the video bitrate over 4,000 for 720 BD5s. The question I have is, is there a Dummy's Guide for optimum settings for ripbot while making BD5 and BD9 movies? I've searched the forum here and can't seem to find any newbie guide to using ripbot. Here are the settings I currently use that a friend told me to use, but could I tweak these settings even more? I'm not sure what each setting does. Again, I'm a newbie to x264 encoding, treat me gentle...

8th March 2009, 14:45

I am trying to do saw 3 blu-ray with the newest version of Ripbot and i get this

I tried with ripbot 1.11.5 and it worked perfect

I know its something on my system but have no idea what it is, i have tried different versions of ffdshow with the same result

i don't think it has anything to do with ffdshow because the same version works with ripbot 1.11.5.

Maybe something to do with avs2yuv.exe?

thanks

Gamezcdr · 8th March 2009, 19:33

Why is so fast Ripbot compared with MeGUI or Automkv ? In pass 1 I have 100 fps in Ripbot and 50 fps in Automkv.

ACrowley · 8th March 2009, 19:46

Why is Ripbot using avs2yuv for avs Sources ? Is there any benefit compared to Avisynth processing without avs2yuv ?

Atak_Snajpera · 8th March 2009, 21:45

Quote:

Why is Ripbot using avs2yuv for avs Sources ? Is there any benefit compared to Avisynth processing without avs2yuv ?

Do you know better method for 64bit encoding????????

Quote:

I am trying to do saw 3 blu-ray with the newest version of Ripbot and i get this

I tried with ripbot 1.11.5 and it worked perfect

Send 50mb sample to www.mediafire.com

8th March 2009, 22:49

here is the sample

http://www.mediafire.com/?qmnmugjywul

thanks

Dark Shikari · 8th March 2009, 22:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Do you know better method for 64bit encoding????????

64-bit Avisynth?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gamezcdr

Why is so fast Ripbot compared with MeGUI or Automkv ? In pass 1 I have 100 fps in Ripbot and 50 fps in Automkv.

Different encoding settings? Newer x264?

Atak_Snajpera · 8th March 2009, 23:03

Quote:

64-bit Avisynth?

will you port all required plugins to 64bit? Yadif , TDecimate and so on ...

@bigggt
try different mpeg-2 decoder

BTW. I have no problems with your sample

8th March 2009, 23:07

thanks Atak_Snajpera

I already tried both of them listed under mpeg2 , but i will try again to be sure

did the sample work for you

edit-just tried with different encoders and same results

i figured it would be something on my end, its just weird how it works by only changing the version of ripbot

Atak_Snajpera · 8th March 2009, 23:08

Quote:

did the sample work for you

yes. No color corruption .

7th March 2009, 23:37	#4442 \| Link
laserfan Aging Video Hobbyist Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Off the Map Posts: 2,461	According to this page, there are 1,463,386,112 bytes in a miniDVD, therefore the number of megabytes is 1,463,386,112/1,048,576(number of bytes in a MB)=1395.59375MB Since Atak has rounded down from 4482+ to 4480, and 8152 to 8150, if I were you I'd try rounding down to 1393 or 1394. P.S. To be absolutely precise about your particular media, you should look at what ImgBurn has to say about its precise capacity in bytes, then divide by 1,048,576 as above. Last edited by laserfan; 7th March 2009 at 23:40.

7th March 2009, 23:53	#4444 \| Link
Atak_Snajpera RipBot264 author Join Date: May 2006 Location: Poland Posts: 7,816	Don't worry I always update tools with new release. __________________ Windows 7 Image Updater - SkyLake\KabyLake\CoffeLake\Ryzen Threadripper

8th March 2009, 12:42	#4448 \| Link
ACrowley Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,008	One Question Does Ripobot calulate the M2TS Overhead when using Bluray/AVCHD ouput with locked Filesize (2pass VBR) ? Problem http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...13#post1258813 Looks correct including M2TS/Bluray output: Megui calculates for a 1h36m7s 25Fps 44kbps AC3 = 6067Kbps for MKV Container Ripbot calulates 6057kbps for mkv and 5728 for Bluray Output. So the Overhead is calulated Last edited by ACrowley; 8th March 2009 at 13:02.

8th March 2009, 14:26	#4451 \| Link
TRONDROM Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 28	Hello. I'm new to the forum here and new to ripbot. I've been using ripbot to make some BD5s for ps3 and bluray standalones using the bluray option in ripbot. I take a 720p mkv file, load it in, set lock size to 4450, use two-pass, level 4.0, try always to keep the video bitrate over 4,000 for 720 BD5s. The question I have is, is there a Dummy's Guide for optimum settings for ripbot while making BD5 and BD9 movies? I've searched the forum here and can't seem to find any newbie guide to using ripbot. Here are the settings I currently use that a friend told me to use, but could I tweak these settings even more? I'm not sure what each setting does. Again, I'm a newbie to x264 encoding, treat me gentle... Last edited by TRONDROM; 8th March 2009 at 14:39.

8th March 2009, 14:45	#4452 \| Link
bigggt Guest Posts: n/a	having trouble with newest version I am trying to do saw 3 blu-ray with the newest version of Ripbot and i get this I tried with ripbot 1.11.5 and it worked perfect I know its something on my system but have no idea what it is, i have tried different versions of ffdshow with the same result i don't think it has anything to do with ffdshow because the same version works with ripbot 1.11.5. Maybe something to do with avs2yuv.exe? thanks

7th March 2009, 23:51	#4443 \| Link
BlindBandit Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 32	I wondering if you can update the x264 64bit.exe because Version history: r1123 March 7 2009 Update some asm copyright headers Vastly faster SATD/SA8D/Hadamard_AC/SSD/DCT/IDCT Heavily optimized for Core 2 and Nehalem, but performance should improve on all modern x86 CPUs. 16x16 SATD: +18% speed on K8(64bit), +22% on K10(32bit), +42% on Penryn(64bit), +44% on Nehalem(64bit), +50% on P4(32bit), +98% on Conroe(64bit) Similar performance boosts in SATD-like functions (SA8D, hadamard_ac) and somewhat less in DCT/IDCT/SSD. Overall performance boost is up to ~15% on 64-bit Conroe.

7th March 2009, 23:54	#4445 \| Link
laserfan Aging Video Hobbyist Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Off the Map Posts: 2,461	All you have to do is put it into RB's Tools\x264 directory as x264_x64.exe.

8th March 2009, 13:00	#4449 \| Link
~bT~ н∂-ƒαиαтι¢ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bedfordshire, UK Posts: 1,005	^ yes it does. which was why i suggested it to you.

8th March 2009, 19:33	#4453 \| Link
Gamezcdr Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 19	Why is so fast Ripbot compared with MeGUI or Automkv ? In pass 1 I have 100 fps in Ripbot and 50 fps in Automkv.

8th March 2009, 19:46	#4454 \| Link
ACrowley Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,008	Why is Ripbot using avs2yuv for avs Sources ? Is there any benefit compared to Avisynth processing without avs2yuv ?

8th March 2009, 22:49	#4456 \| Link
bigggt Guest Posts: n/a	here is the sample http://www.mediafire.com/?qmnmugjywul thanks

8th March 2009, 23:07	#4459 \| Link
bigggt Guest Posts: n/a	thanks Atak_Snajpera I already tried both of them listed under mpeg2 , but i will try again to be sure did the sample work for you edit-just tried with different encoders and same results i figured it would be something on my end, its just weird how it works by only changing the version of ripbot Last edited by bigggt; 8th March 2009 at 23:14.