BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[KarstenS]

Originally Posted by KarstenS

I can confirm that problem with not encoding sound options. I also did select both and tried "Enchanted" with DTS (german). On this disk, the movie is split in round about 20 files with sizes between 90MB and 7000MB. Nearly 1/3 of the files got DTS muxed (all of them are files with small size). The other 2/3 got the recoded AC3 sound muxed. So I got a main movie with some parts DTS and other parts AC3.

Actually I am not at home. I can post the META files on sunday, if needed. But I already did a look into them. The files says to mux the DTS track where DTS got muxed and says to mux the AC3 track, where the reencoded AC3 got muxed.

Here are now the META files of every main movie video files, the log, the ini files and 2 screenshots. One screenshot shows the directory of the original BD. It is sized to see only the files of main movie.

The second screenshot shows an error I get at end of all. But the BD9 seems to work (I have muxed AC3 manually into the other files, as this would be faster than muxing DTS)...but no sound in main menu (it uses LPCM).

If you need other files too, I keep the folders for a while.

EDIT: Also chapters are missing. When i press the button for jumping to begin of next capter, it jumps directly to the end of the movie.

[ron spencer]

I wonder how convertxtodvd does it. It can convert vc1 without sonic filters quite nicely

[Sharc]

Originally Posted by ron spencer

There are two versions of DGVC1IndexNV...one that is pay that uses video accerlation and the other that does not. This is the free one that would not have issues with hardware and could be used for vc1 right?

http://neuron2.net/dgavcdec/dgavcdec.html

the pay one is at:

http://neuron2.net/dgavcdecnv/dgavcdecnv.html

use the free one


Also, why not tie into DirecShow filters that do work or give option to. Some may have Cyberlink decoders while others may have the Sonic ones. These work perfectly for VC1, which is troublesome for bd rebuilder now.

VC-1 and AVC are two totally different issues.
If you really have found a free / opensource VC-1 decoder or filter that decodes interlaced and mixed interlaced/progressive VC-1 material reliably, please let us know. From a former post I concluded that the filters you mention (Cyberlink, Sonic, ArcSoft) are not suitable to decode certain interlaced VC-1 material, and/or they are at least not open source.

[ron spencer]

yes I posted a few up my bad on confusing his filters....no the sonic is not open source, but people have been converting with success progressive stuff. I have used my cyberlink ones fine with graphedit no problem....but source has been progressive.

BTW convertx2dvd converts dark knight (vc1) perfectly

[Sharc]

Originally Posted by ron spencer

yes I posted a few up my bad on confusing his filters....no the sonic is not open source, but people have been converting with success progressive stuff. I have used my cyberlink ones fine with graphedit no problem....but source has been progressive.

BTW convertx2dvd converts dark knight (vc1) perfectly

Here a VC-1 sample file you might try to decode other than with DGVC1 ..... I am curious ....
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dg0dmmlziun

[ron spencer]

convert with what? which way? via directshow and graphedit?

what results would you like

[ron spencer]

I can play this in media player classic fine as is....just some monster throwing cars around

[Sharc]

Interesting. Which filter/decoder does MPC use? You may check with a right click on the picture and select Filters > . I doubt that MPC picked a free filter.

[ron spencer]

ffdshow icon comes up in tray? this what you want

[ron spencer]

gotta goto hockey now...may try more later on all this

[Sharc]

Enjoy the game.
Maybe we should drop this here as it's getting off topic I presume.

[Capsbackup]

@GaPony,
My error was on the disc 2 bonus features, thus has to be full movie. There is no other message after my error, just BD-RB closes. I have not seen why this error happens or what to provide to figure it out. Probably far down the list, based on reports others have been posting.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by ron spencer

I can play this in media player classic fine as is....just some monster throwing cars around

Interesting. It doesn't work for me either. Same blockiness as previously reported.

[laserfan]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

I use Vista for most of my encodes -- so I disable both and use the CODEC that was installed with the O/S. On XP I don't think there is one by default without FFDSHOW (not sure though).

Is it NOT true that Vista installs WMP11 i.e. that is the source of the decoding filter you are depending on? Meaning I think the one & only VC-1 decoder published by MS is via WMP11. Installing WMP11 is what gives us XP guys the ability to decode VC-1, tho clearly libavcodec from ffdshow does it too (tho not perfectly).

Originally Posted by Chefkoch_ico

On some files (for example in Mummy 3) you have with VC1 and libavcodec timeouts, meaning it cant be openend. with WMV9 or using the Windows Medio DMO (default with WMP11 without FFDShow), you get pixel distortions and crashs of x264 (or the player with which you try to play the AVS or the file directly.

Thats why I ask for support of DGVC1DecNV, as there is currently no other way for some discs.

I explained it already a few times, dont know why the question pops up again.

In this thread? I have looked & looked for discussions of problems decoding VC1 but haven't found anything like what you've just stated.

Originally Posted by ron spencer

BTW convertx2dvd converts dark knight (vc1) perfectly

Wonder what decoder convertx2dvd depends upon? Guess I will look.

Sorry if this takes us further off-topic, but it feels like there is not currently a perfect VC-1 decoder available ("pixel distortions" as Chefkoch has put it) except possibly for DGVC1DecNV which I can't use (yet).

[[SLiM]D12]

jdobbs:

what can i provide you to investigate the Run-Time Error 9 i currently have?

thx

[jdobbs]

Sorry if this takes us further off-topic, but it feels like there is not currently a perfect VC-1 decoder available ("pixel distortions" as Chefkoch has put it) except possibly for DGVC1DecNV which I can't use (yet).

Well yes and no -- but lets not treat this like the sky is falling The only time it has problems is on sources that have mixed interlaced and progressive, which is very rare. I've done many, many discs that are VC-1 -- and they are fine. It wasn't until this week that I ran into the first disc that had this problem ("Band of Brothers").

I keep hearing this expressed as though VC-1 can't be backed up -- which is inaccurate.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by [SLiM]D12

jdobbs:

what can i provide you to investigate the Run-Time Error 9 i currently have?

thx

When does it happen (exactly). Is it while the screen says "Multiplexing" or when it says "Reencoding audio" or possibly when "redoing timing". If I can narrow it down at least I can find our where it is happening.

Are you doing a commercial disc, or has it been modified?

[GaPony]

As for my error... the last noted in the log was "Multiplexing M2TS", and a Vista pop-up error on screen that aften.exe had failed.

[[SLiM]D12]

I just re-ran it and it appears to be multiplexing when it's doing this. I just restarted the encode, and it's resumed. It's multiplexing now, so i'll see what it does before it errors out, and i'll re-post

[pbeumer2001]

After 29 hours of encoding Transformars is finished!!! Full disc backup Target size dvd9. To bad I didn`t check if I had dvd9 to burn to. Have to buy them tomorrow and I`ll post the result.