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22nd October 2013, 20:34 | #18042 | Link | |
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As I have done all my backups via DVD_RB so fare and have never had any sync problems, I think this is another kind of problem. Thanks. |
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22nd October 2013, 22:10 | #18046 | Link |
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I agree, absolutely. I recently did 'Now You See Me' and it took quite a while to find the correct playlist from dozens of playlists with almost the same play length. I found that the 'obfuscated' playlists usually had repeating video segments, where a short video segment was duplicated with different m2ts file names and was then included multiple times in the playlist. I've seen this before, and now that I've got a feel for the pattern I think the next time will be quicker
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You didn't. I noticed this:
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Hahaha!! Thanks. I Am (Usually...). I've also been told that many times in my life. Which is also why I can see quality differences in Video that most don't see and say is not possible. ;-) Annnnnything is possible...with focus and vibrational awareness. For more awesome insights into human possibilities...may I suggest Stan Lee's Superhumans?
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Jdobbs, I just wanted to inform you that I came across another disc with the improper mPID number to the dolby digital commentary tracks in the playlist. This movie (X-MEN: Wolverine) has 3 PIP videos and 3 DTS Express audio tracks. From what I can see I believe that BDRebuilder is somehow thinking that the DTS Express tracks belong in the main audio section and assigning the mPID numbers to the DD commentary tracks after the DTS Express tracks thus labeling the DD commentary tracks as hidden as noted in BDinfo. For instance on this disc there's the main DTS-HD.MA track that gets the value of 1200 and then I believe that BDRebuilder leaves the following values of 1201-1203 for the DTS Express tracks (that aren't in the list nor belong in that Au list) as there's three of them and then goes on to assign the DD tracks the values of 1204 and 1205. As you can see the DD tracks are far off from one number as they should have 1201 and 1202 as noted correctly in the clipinf screenshot shown below.
Source Info: Playlist: Clipinf: BDinfo: BDRebuilder output info: BDedit Playlist (Note incorrect mPID numbers circled in RED): BDedit Clipinf (The DD tracks are correct in the Clipinf file): BDinfo Screenshot of DD tracks hidden and not working due to incorrect mPID numbers: You may take notice that in the BDedit playlist tab that there isn't any PIP videos or audio tracks shown. That's because there's four different playlist for this movie each having their own unique characteristics of what video/audio tracks are included in each one of them. I'm also currently doing "Gangster Squad" which has a PIP & DTS Express track in it so I'm expecting that the DD audio commentary track will be one number off in the playlist since there's only one DTS Express track on this disc to trip it up. Hopefully, these screenshots are helpful to you and if you need anymore info just let me know and I'll be glad to provide it to you to help assist you in this problem. Last edited by Audiophile1178; 24th October 2013 at 19:57. |
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It was caused by the audio tracks being out-of-order in the original CLPI. There's nothing in the spec that says they have to be in order -- but until this disc I hadn't seen any that weren't sequential. Anyway, its done. Last edited by jdobbs; 23rd October 2013 at 13:25. |
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BTW, I just did "Ganster Squad" last night and everything turned out fine. This bug was not present. Maybe it only happens when there's more than one playlist for the movie? Which may be why Ganster Squad wasn't effected as it only has one playlist for the movie. |
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When you release the next version I'll test it out on these discs to see if it's fixed. From my understanding, if I follow the same process (removing audio tracks, blanking vids, etc) but don't encode the disc and run it through BDRebuilder it should tell me if the bug is present or not without having to go through the encoding process? On a side note, would you ever consider adding my feature request into BDRebuilder (Post #180002 feature request #2) of manually marking vid's as extras? I'm merely just asking as I have two discs that I want to encode that have seamless branching with DTS Express and I'm wondering if I should try to figure out how to encode these discs the way that I want it (using CRF on extras) or wait for your implementation. Please understand that I'm not asking that it get done now but merely wondering if it's something that'll be added on your to do list so that I know how to proceed with these discs. Again, thank you for this wonderful program and your continuing support for it! |
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jdobbs, I just found out that it looks like the recently updated tsMuxeR now supports DTS Express as I was able to demux the 3 DTS Express audio tracks for X-MEN: WOLVERINE. Will this mean that BDRebuilder will now support DTS Express properly to work correctly on all players?
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