BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by pretsam

I recently tried to make a BD25 of 300 Rise of an Empire and Edge of Tomorrow, they both are out of sync. When I mux both movies to a .iso before I encode they are still fine but after BDRebuilder finishes they are out of sync. Both use DTSHD tracks. So, I also tried another movie I did that had TrueHD recently and it was fine. I tried both movies again and same results with being out of sync. Anyone experience this recently? Everything has been working fine for a long time but just noticed this recently so I went back to check other movies I did also but they all seem fine. I encoded from 2 different USB drives both times back to a sata. Thanks

Something is interfering with FFDSHOW. It's usually caused by another software package intercepting/overriding it or installation of a CODEC pack. Sometimes other software will make changes and not have the decency to tell you they are doing so.

Uninstall FFDSHOW AND HAALI and reinstall them. I would also advise you to update to the current version of BD-RB (see the first post of this thread). v0.48.2 wasn't a very solid release and was only out for four days before being replaced.

I've done "300 - Rise of an Empire" with no issues... but I'll run it again just to be sure. "Edge of Tomorrow" hasn't been released here yet.

[Sharc]

Originally Posted by pretsam

I recently tried to make a BD25 of 300 Rise of an Empire and Edge of Tomorrow, they both are out of sync. .......

Have your sources been pre-processed?

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Something is interfering with FFDSHOW. It's usually caused by another software package intercepting/overriding it or installation of a CODEC pack. Sometimes other software will make changes and not have the decency to tell you they are doing so.

Uninstall FFDSHOW AND HAALI and reinstall them. I would also advise you to update to the current version of BD-RB (see the first post of this thread). v0.48.2 wasn't a very solid release and was only out for four days before being replaced.

I've done "300 - Rise of an Empire" with no issues... but I'll run it again just to be sure. "Edge of Tomorrow" hasn't been released here yet.

I ran "300 - Rise of an Empire using your settings. It came out fine with no sync issues.

I think the reinstall should fix the problem -- as I can't repeat it. If you have any CODEC packs installed, I'd highly suggest you get rid of them, as they are know to cause issues like this.

[jdobbs]

I have updated the first post of this thread with a link to the most recent version of BD-RB (v0.49.01). Changes for this release:

- Added H.264/HEVC encoding to the ALTERNATE
  output routines.  You can now backup a BD 
  to an MKV file using 30-35% less space 
  than H.264/AVC while maintaining the same 
  level of quality.  Note:  Playback of the 
  HEVC MKV file via MPC and some other 
  players may require installation of an HEVC 
  capable directshow filter. On such filter
  can be found with a search for "libde265".
- Added a new "IMPORT_HEVC_INTACT" hidden 
  option.  It will prevent conversion of HEVC
  to H.264 during import.  This should only
  be used if you have a functional Directshow
  filter for HEVC and M2TS splitting installed 
  on your system. See step 1A of README.TXT.
  This hidden option's purpose is to prevent 
  loss of quality by reencoding twice (once 
  during import and once during backup).
- Added a new option to the Import/Quick-Play
  setup dialog.  You can now instruct BD-RB 
  to attempt to find menu background audio to 
  be used during DVD imports
- Corrected an issue in which resizing of an
  interlaced source to progressive could, 
  under certain circumstances, use the wrong 
  default deinterlacing method.
- Made changes so that an existing undefined
  language during DVD import will default to
  "eng".  This will prevent removal of those 
  an undefined audio track when "Import only 
  languages selected in SETUP dialog" is set 
  in the IMPORT setting dialog. Note: Some 
  commercial DVD discs fail to set a lang).
- Added a check so that primary video sources 
  that are detected as 480p/29.97 and 576p/50 
  are treated as 480i/576i to make them legal 
  for BD usage.
- Corrected an error in which 1080p subtitles
  could be resized, even though the source is
  already 1080.
- Corrected an issue in which the state of
  the "Auto Quality" setting was overridding 
  the quality selection saved in a BATCH job.
- Upgraded HCENCODER (for DVD encodes) to the 
  most recent version.  The older version is 
  no longer needed, as FFVideoSource is no 
  longer supported.
- Updated the included version of MKVMERGE to
  an new version that supports H.265 (v7.1.0).
- Updated the included version of MKVEXTRACT 
  to an new version (v7.1.0).
- Updated the included version of X264.EXE to 
  the latest release (r2479).
- Updated the included version of X264-64.EXE 
  to  the latest release (r2479).
- Other minor corrections and cosmetic fixes.

Note that there have been changes to the installation procedures in the first post of this thread (Step 2) and the README.TXT file included in the ZIP file. BD-RB now supports directshow via LAVFilters as an alternative to HAALI and FFDSHOW. Also please note, that if you plan to use HEVC/H.265 in any way -- you really should install LAVFilters.

It's probable, unless some unforeseen issue arises, that future "installable" versions of BD-RB will install LAVFilters as its default.

[Ch3vr0n]

Yay, a new version First line on first post needs an update though Sais "current version 48.05"

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by Ch3vr0n

Yay, a new version First line on first post needs an update though Sais "current version 48.05"

Thanks. You'd think that as many times as I've updated that first post I'd learn how to do it right...

[HWK]

jdobbs, if you install lav filters and launch BD-RB it ask user to configure system to use directshow filters, however even when BD-Rb run as admin it fails to configure system properly.

Launch again it does same thing.

On a related note I think mention of ffdshow is no longer relevant for time being on this screen

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by HWK

jdobbs, if you install lav filters and launch BD-RB it ask user to configure system to use directshow filters, however even when BD-Rb run as admin it fails to configure system properly.

Launch again it does same thing.

On a related note I think mention of ffdshow is no longer relevant for time being on this screen

Ughh... I guess I missed that. I'll post another version shortly. In the meantime I disabled the download.

[jdobbs]

I can't repeat the error... Do you have FFDSHOW and HAALI installed, I'm not sure what you mean by "not relavent"?

When I right click on it and run it as admin (when I force this to pop up) it configures correctly and works ok?

Can you give me a specific set of steps to repeat it?

[jdobbs]

Is anyone else getting this error with the new version?

[HWK]

NO, ffdhow here and haali here. I am assuming if you had installed in past then this wouldn't happen.

Since I never installed before I am having issue.

[pretsam]

Originally Posted by Sharc

Have your sources been pre-processed?

None of them were.

Originally Posted by jdobbs

I ran "300 - Rise of an Empire using your settings. It came out fine with no sync issues.

I think the reinstall should fix the problem -- as I can't repeat it. If you have any CODEC packs installed, I'd highly suggest you get rid of them, as they are know to cause issues like this.

No, other CODEC packs were installed that I've been aware of. But I did uninstall/reinstall HAALI and FFDSHOW and installed the new ver of BDR. In the process of testing now, will report back.

[soneca]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Is anyone else getting this error with the new version?

I could try but the download is disabled.

[HWK]

he disabled the download, In order to produce you need machine where ffdshow was never installed.

[soneca]

Ok, so it's not the case here.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by HWK

NO, ffdhow here and haali here. I am assuming if you had installed in past then this wouldn't happen.

Since I never installed before I am having issue.

No. I uninstalled and reset it to match a pristine system -- and it still works fine for me.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by soneca

I could try but the download is disabled.

I've reenabled the download... try it.

It sure seems to be working for me. If FFDSHOW isn't installed, it shouldn't even do that check????

[HWK]

Ok, let me check most likely anti virus is being nuisance.

[Update]

Indeed it was the case, sorry for trouble I may have caused.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by HWK

he disabled the download, In order to produce you need machine where ffdshow was never installed.

Is it possible there are some flags set in your registry that makes BD-RB think FFDSHOW is installed?

Look for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Wow6432Node\Gnu\ffdshow

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by HWK

Ok, let me check most likely anti virus is being nuisance.

[Update]

Indeed it was the case, sorry for trouble I may have caused.

No problem. So everything is working correctly now?