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5th March 2015, 00:39 | #22421 | Link | |
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I was planning on looking at the ability to Quick-Play to BD-5/9 for the next release (if I have time). But I haven't started it yet. Last edited by jdobbs; 5th March 2015 at 00:42. |
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When I play the mkv file & enable the last sub ( there are 3 English subs) it plays the forced sub & looks great! There are 4 .sub files in the workfiles dir, 4608, 4609, 4610, & 9999. Yet when I play the mkv, there's 3 subs I can choose from. I assume they are 4608, 4609 & 4610, & I assume 4610 & 9999 are the same? Also according to the spreadsheet, the Kill Bill movies do not have forced subs, also there's no *.track_9999.sup file in workfiles dirs of both Kill Bill dirs, yet when the bd disk plays in the bd player you see the subs. The spreadsheet says they are in sub6 for both movies. Since they aren't forced, is there a way to tell bd-rb to make the sub forced? When I play the mkv w/ the last sub (sub6) enabled, it plays the forced sub. Looks great! It would just be a convenience to have it forced. I've ran mediainfo on all the titles that forced subs played correctly in my above post, yet none of them are forced, so I have to assume they are hardcoded in the video. BTW I am running mediainfo on a Linux media server, here's the version info, but I don't think its giving false info. ampl@myth-server01:/videos/RAID/VIDEOS/O-S$ mediainfo --version MediaInfo Command line, MediaInfoLib - v0.7.67 Last edited by meadrocks; 5th March 2015 at 06:42. |
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Again, technically this isn't a bug report, since you do not support full backup to BD5s, but I wanted to report some odd behavior and ask a question.
The disc is Olive Films' "In Old California". With Strict AVCHD checked, the mono DTS core was extracted for the final disc. I tried unchecking 'Do not convert DTS to AC3 (Blu-Ray only)'. At that point the audio track WAS re-encoded to Dolby but since it was mono, the output was 112kbps. That seemed awfully low, so out of curiosity I checked "Use 192 Kbs, 2 ch for AC3 encoding" just to see what would happen. (The answer is nothing of course, but it was worth a try.) Anyway, I'm assuming the 122kbps number is the default for mono AVCHD discs (full backup or movie only), but it seems a bit low. Is there a way to increase that at all? 122kbps for mono is comparable to 448kbps for 5.1 channels. 160-192kbps for mono seems more in line for an HD source. Btw, for those curious, Olive uses vary bare still menus for all their discs. The output (with a minor fix) burned on a DVD+RW with menus and DTS core actually plays fine on my Sony BDP-S790. (I was fairly shocked too.) |
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I have some problems with 3D playback via standalone +TV which I thought may be related to the default in-mux format.
I wanted to compile an .ssif / .iso version to check if this would help. For this purpose I made a Movie-only backup with the .ini options FORCE_INMUX_3D=0 and OUTPUT_3D_ISO=1. But I still got an in-mux single .m2ts which the player does not recognize as 3D. Has the .iso/.ssif output option been removed from BD-RB, or am I missing something? Edit: It looks like the bug is in the .meta. In the MUXOPT the --blu-ray is missing. Last edited by Sharc; 6th March 2015 at 00:08. |
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If you want to keep DTS on a BD-5/9 you can add this: OVERRIDE_AVCHD_AUDIO_LIMIT=1 BUT!!! Be warned. Since DTS is not a part of the AVCHD specification, there will be a LOT of players that won't play back the audio. So consider carefully whether you want to create a backup that only works "for now". That's the reason this option isn't documented. Last edited by jdobbs; 6th March 2015 at 00:34. |
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If you are outputting in-mux 3D, the "--blu-ray" wouldn't be there. That's because the mux is being done to an M2TS, not a BD structure (due to limitations in TSMUXER). The BD structure is later created by BD-RB. Make sure OUTPUT_3D_ISO=1 is in the "[Options]" area of the INI file. Last edited by jdobbs; 6th March 2015 at 00:45. |
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V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC, "C:\TEMP\BD REBUILDER\WORKFILES\00003.track_4113.264", fps=23.976, contSPS V_MPEG4/ISO/MVC, "C:\TEMP\BD REBUILDER\WORKFILES\00004.track_4114.mvc", fps=23.976, contSPS A_DTS, "C:\TEMP\BD REBUILDER\WORKFILES\00003.track_4352.DTS", lang=deu A_DTS, "C:\TEMP\BD REBUILDER\WORKFILES\00003.track_4353.DTS", lang=eng Edit: If this should make a difference: Encoding was not necessary as the original did fit onto the BD25 target. Last edited by Sharc; 6th March 2015 at 00:44. |
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Added: I add sometimes a comment like: OUTPUT_3D_ISO=1 #my comment here Could this comment be a problem? Last edited by Sharc; 6th March 2015 at 01:02. |
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You are definitely in movie-only mode, right? That option only works for movie-only output. Last edited by jdobbs; 6th March 2015 at 01:01. |
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Edit: I removed the #comment following the OUTPUT_3D_ISO=1. Now the "--blu-ray" and title get inserted.... Problem seems to be solved. Apparently the #my comment in the .ini caused the option to be discarded. Sorry for the trouble. Are blank lines accepted in the .ini or can these also cause troubles? Last edited by Sharc; 6th March 2015 at 01:26. |
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I agree about not keeping the DTS, both for future compatibility and because 768kbps for mono is crazy overkill. I was just mentioning I was surprised it played on a standalone. |
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Just a quickie...
I have a German Blu-ray ("R-POINT") and although it is about 20 Gigs and doesn't need any shrinking, it clearly is interlaced because I can see the combing effects in motion. If I import it into BDRB, will it automatically detect that it is interlaced and know what to do? The frame rate is 29.97. Will BDRB automatically re-encode it if I set the output size as BD-25? Or do I specifically have to add AVS script to force it to do that? OR... should I set the size as slightly smaller than it is thus forcing it to re-encode due to size and THEN it automatically will also de-interlaced it? Thanks! |
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Yes, it will recognize interlaced and automatically handle it. In most cases you really don't need to deinterlace if you're playing back on a standalone -- but if you want to, just select "Use DEINTERLACER on interlaced sources" in the SETUP dialog. |
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6th March 2015, 05:43 | #22440 | Link | |
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BDRB always seems to get the subs into the file, but the flag for defaulting the 2nd sub (forced set I assume) doesn't get set. It's easy to correct though. I've just assumed it was the way the discs are created, they do their subs in a different way. Chuck |
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