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Old 24th November 2015, 20:19   #23361  |  Link
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Thanks for your answer.
I don't think it is cinavia because the same movie burnt in a 50GB Blu Ray without compressing it with Bd Rebuilder works perfectly.
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Old 25th November 2015, 07:00   #23362  |  Link
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Thanks for your answer.
I don't think it is cinavia because the same movie burnt in a 50GB Blu Ray without compressing it with Bd Rebuilder works perfectly.
Hmmm, the first thing that I thought of too was Cinavia... But, would it take EIGHT minutes to kick in...???

Anyway, FULLY agree with our friend above. I personally ALWAYS keep the Workfiles until I am COMPLETELY satisfied that everything went well...
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Old 25th November 2015, 13:57   #23363  |  Link
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Thanks for the advice, I will change the setting and keep the workfiles.
On the adudio problem, could it be a problem with Windows 10?
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Old 25th November 2015, 15:31   #23364  |  Link
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I am on Windows 10. No problems with BD Rebuilder / Audio ....

What does MediaInfo report about your .m2ts file?

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Old 25th November 2015, 18:15   #23365  |  Link
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@lathe cinavia can take anything from 5 seconds to 20 minutes to kick in.

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Old 26th November 2015, 03:14   #23366  |  Link
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Thanks for the advice, I will change the setting and keep the workfiles.
On the adudio problem, could it be a problem with Windows 10?
Not likely. I can't imagine what could cause a breakoff after 8 minutes of audio other than cinavia.

I notice that you're keeping the original audio intact. Just as a test, try unclicking the first two audio options on the SETUP menu. That way it will reencode the audio. It's worth a try.
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Not likely. I can't imagine what could cause a breakoff after 8 minutes of audio other than cinavia.

I notice that you're keeping the original audio intact. Just as a test, try unclicking the first two audio options on the SETUP menu. That way it will reencode the audio. It's worth a try.
Hi Jdobbs
Thank you very much for your answer, I will try what you suggest and I will post the results as soon as I have them.
I know is not cinavia because when I burn the same movie to a 50Gb blu ray it works fine, the problem is after compressing it to fit in a 25gb blu ray. Also I have tried with at least 5 3D movies and all have the same problem. With normal movies I never had any problem like this using Bd Rebuilder, it is just with the 3d movies.
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@lathe cinavia can take anything from 5 seconds to 20 minutes to kick in.

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Wow, thanks Ch3vr0n. I had no idea since my OPPO player thankfully does not have it...
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Thank you very much for your answer, I will try what you suggest and I will post the results as soon as I have them.
I know is not cinavia because when I burn the same movie to a 50Gb blu ray it works fine, the problem is after compressing it to fit in a 25gb blu ray. Also I have tried with at least 5 3D movies and all have the same problem. With normal movies I never had any problem like this using Bd Rebuilder, it is just with the 3d movies.
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I'll go back and check to be sure -- but I'm pretty sure the audio processing is exactly the same between the two processes. The only difference I can think of is the muxing and the way the mpls/clpi files are built -- and I don't see a way in which that could limit the length of just the audio.

What kind of player are you using?
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@lathe cinavia can take anything from 5 seconds to 20 minutes to kick in.
The first time you play a Cinavia infected movie, it will take ~20 minutes. If you stop playback and wait for a little bit, then it can take as little as 5 seconds. IIRC, if you wait longer than 30 minutes, then it will take the 20 minutes again.
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Old 27th November 2015, 02:28   #23371  |  Link
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No it won't take approx 20 minutes. That 20 minutes is an established 'window' in which detection takes place, some find it faster than others. Some take 20min's, others have 5 minutes or less and yes that effect applies to the initial detection!

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I'll go back and check to be sure -- but I'm pretty sure the audio processing is exactly the same between the two processes. The only difference I can think of is the muxing and the way the mpls/clpi files are built -- and I don't see a way in which that could limit the length of just the audio.

What kind of player are you using?
Hi Jdobbs
I am using Power Dvd and also use a Ps3 to play the movies, I also already tried unclicking the first two audio options on the SETUP menu and I had the same result, no audio after 8 minutes.
I will try changing other things in the setup to see if I can make it work and will let you know.
Please if you know any other solution let me know.
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There should be some .AC3 (e.g. AUD_00098_4352.AC3) files in the working folder. Try playing those back and see how long they are.
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There should be some .AC3 (e.g. AUD_00098_4352.AC3) files in the working folder. Try playing those back and see how long they are.
Hi Jdbobs
I will do what you suggest tonight and will let you know.
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No it won't take approx 20 minutes. That 20 minutes is an established 'window' in which detection takes place, some find it faster than others. Some take 20min's, others have 5 minutes or less and yes that effect applies to the initial detection!
My Samsung player takes 20 minutes to find it. Interesting info.
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There should be some .AC3 (e.g. AUD_00098_4352.AC3) files in the working folder. Try playing those back and see how long they are.
Hi Jdobbs
I have 4 files with the name you mention in the working folder, but they have another extension:
AUD_00098_4352.AVS
AUD_00098_4353.AVS
AUD_00098_4354.AVS
AUD_00098_4356.AVS
But these files only weight 1Kb.

I do have files with .ac3 extension, but they have the following name:
00098.track_4352.ac3 Size:377MB Duration: 2 hours 17 minutes
00098.track_4353.ac3 SIze:26MB Duration: 8 Minutes 12 Seconds
00098.track_4354.ac3 Size:26MB Duration: 8 Minutes 12 Seconds
00098.track_4356.ac3 Size:26MB Duration: 8 Minutes 12 Seconds

I played all the files and the 00098.track_4352.ac3 seems to be the Audio of the main movie in English, this file looks like has the whole movie Audio because it last 2 hours 17 minutes.
The 00098.track_4353.ac3 is English with some comentary but only last 8 minutes 12 seconds.
The 00098.track_4354.ac3 file is french but only last 8 minutes 12 seconds.
And finally the 00098.track_4356.ac3 file is spanish but only last 8 minutes 12 seconds.

Please if you need me to ckeck something else let me know.
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Interesting. What language are you using when you playback?
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Interesting. What language are you using when you playback?
I just played the movie with power dvd and also on a Ps3 right now and tried all 4 audios and all of them lose sound after 8 minutes 12 seconds.
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Even the English track?

Have you tried this on a standalone player? I don't trust PowerDVD.
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Even the English track?

Have you tried this on a standalone player? I don't trust PowerDVD.
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Yes, the english track also. I also tried it on a ps3 but I will try to play it on a normal blu ray player and will let you know.
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