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meatwad · 25th March 2009, 13:06

Completely understandable. Hopefully someone else who uses the tools also uses RipBot264 and knows how to get around the issues I mentioned previously.

mackworth · 25th March 2009, 18:12

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Originally Posted by topsham

I second that. That would be brilliant.

Indeed it would. I try to make files that play on all my apple stuff, and having aac and ac3 would make it perfect.

blammo · 25th March 2009, 20:21

The last couple of times I tried using RipBot, I ran into a problem. (It's been a while since I used it, forgive me if I'm vague)...after the menu where you choose the video and the audio, and all that, and RipBot starts analyzing, a message pops up and says something about there being no audio. The first time this happened, I restarted my computer and ran RipBot again and I didn't get the error. The last time I ran into this problem, I tried restarting, but the problem persisted each time. The movie was Eagle Eye.

Also, I have done 3 successful rips...Hellboy 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 26gb from the original file down to 4.8gb. Open Season 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 21gb from the original down to 2.xgb. Both took between 8 ~ 10hrs. However, The Italian Job took about 24 hrs. and went from around 20-something gb down to only 18gb. Why was this movie different? Is it because The Italian Job was an MPEG-2 bluray?

Atak_Snajpera · 25th March 2009, 20:50

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a message pops up and says something about there being no audio.

I need exact text

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Also, I have done 3 successful rips...Hellboy 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 26gb from the original file down to 4.8gb. Open Season 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 21gb from the original down to 2.xgb. Both took between 8 ~ 10hrs. However, The Italian Job took about 24 hrs. and went from around 20-something gb down to only 18gb. Why was this movie different? Is it because The Italian Job was an MPEG-2 bluray?

Some movies have more static scenes (less data to compress=smaller size) than others.

conc@n8 · 25th March 2009, 22:45

Hello, Atak

(my first post) I've been using ripbot264 for a few weeks now. It's easy to use and simplifies the many tasks I used to do manually with avisynth, eac3to, tsmuxer, etc.

While ripping/demuxing BD titles with and without your tool, I've had several instances of A/V sync loss and/or unknown delay values. How do you go about finding the audio delay value, other than trial and error? Sometime MediaInfo will report a delay value, other times it will not. Often the reported delay value is wrong. Sometimes I think I've found the right value, and after the process is done, the sync if off again. Sometimes ripbot's analysis via eac3to will report the file being 60000/1001 while MediaInfo says it's 29.970. Which one is right? I have many, many questions, but that's enough for now. Thank you.

jhmac · 26th March 2009, 09:04

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Originally Posted by hoju3508

Your mkv files have to be 1920x1080 or 1280x720.

Thanks that was my problem once formatted to standard HD res the movies play fine...

jhmac · 26th March 2009, 09:07

@Atak

Have you thought about adding BDSup2Sub to RipBot264 package? This would be great addition if it can be done...

Thanks

dbone1026 · 26th March 2009, 12:43

This may or may not be a Ripbot issue, but thought I would post incase anyone has some insight. My desktop PC is Vista x32 w/Quad Core CPU. I have been using Ripbot for quite some time now to convert my Blu Ray/HD DVDs into 8GB mkvs. My settings are Profile 4.0, 2Pass, 8150MB Size Lock, and original audio. This has always taken me approx 10-12 hours to do a conversion (about 2 hours on the 1st pass and 8-10 hours on the 2nd pass) and the mkvs have always been flawless (hats off to atak).

I just recently did a clean reinstall of Vista x32 on my PC. I reinstalled the latest version of ffdshow tryouts, avisynth, and Haali. Using the same settings as before on Ripbot for a Blu Ray movie, it took me about twice as long to do (about 4 hours on 1st pass and nearly 20 hours on 2nd pass). Once the mkv was complete, I tested out the movie. There is now a green line along the entire bottom of the movie. Also, the picture looks all messed up, where there is a reflection of everything.

A couple other weird things are now happening. Now, none of my mkvs play properly in MPC-HC or WMP, they are either pixelated or out of sync. Yet when I play the same mkvs in Vista Media Center or SageTV that look and play perfect. Any clue what is going on, Ripbot is obviously telling me something is wrong...

greggerm · 26th March 2009, 13:24

I'd like to "third" the enhancement request put forward by Blobbyblob and Mary H...

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A small request please .. could you make the chatacters on the bottom that show the progress of the encode a different colour. I find that with my old eyes a little more contrast helps a lot.

With the white-on-light blue, I've found myself having to move my head around the monitor to get the right angle on the LCD screen to see the progress indicator. Adjusting the text to a darker blue, perhaps slate color would probably keep within the color schemes of the program while affording better readability.

Otherwise, Ripbot is working great so far!

Atak_Snajpera · 26th March 2009, 14:23

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Have you thought about adding BDSup2Sub to RipBot264 package? This would be great addition if it can be done...

Why do you need this? Besides BDSup2Sub requires Java installed

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I just recently did a clean reinstall of Vista x32 on my PC. I reinstalled the latest version of ffdshow tryouts, avisynth, and Haali. Using the same settings as before on Ripbot for a Blu Ray movie, it took me about twice as long to do (about 4 hours on 1st pass and nearly 20 hours on 2nd pass). Once the mkv was complete, I tested out the movie. There is now a green line along the entire bottom of the movie. Also, the picture looks all messed up, where there is a reflection of everything.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I suspect that your source is VC-1. Try to disable or enable VC-1 decoding in FFDshow. It looks like decoder problem. It would be easier if you could send me 50MB sample. Use DGSplit and www.mediafire.com

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A couple other weird things are now happening. Now, none of my mkvs play properly in MPC-HC

Do you have internal decoders enabled in MPC-HC or disabled? (I prefer decoding via FFDshow+Haali instead of internal filters)

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With the white-on-light blue, I've found myself having to move my head around the monitor to get the right angle on the LCD screen to see the progress indicator. Adjusting the text to a darker blue, perhaps slate color would probably keep within the color schemes of the program while affording better readability.

Ok. I will use dark grey/blue next time. However I have two a questions. is Your monitor gloss or mat? Do you use DVI or VGA cable?
I have no problems to read white letters on blue background. I have mat LCD connected via DVI cable.

dbone1026 · 26th March 2009, 14:45

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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Correct me if I'm wrong but I suspect that your source is VC-1. Try to disable or enable VC-1 decoding in FFDshow. It looks like decoder problem. It would be easier if you could send me 50MB sample. Use DGSplit and [url]www.mediafire.com[/url

Do you have internal decoders enabled in MPC-HC or disabled? (I prefer decoding via FFDshow+Haali instead of internal filters).

Yes, the movie is VC-1. When I installed FFDShow when it asks for the video formats to decode with ffdshow I unchecked H.264/AVC and VC-1. I then registered MPC Video Decoder so I could get hardware acceleration when watching my movies in VMC/SageTV.

I am at work right now, I might be able to remote in to my server so I can get you over a sample of the mkv. If not I will send it over later today. Thanks atak.

Atak_Snajpera · 26th March 2009, 15:30

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When I installed FFDShow when it asks for the video formats to decode with ffdshow I unchecked H.264/AVC and VC-1. I then registered MPC Video Decoder so I could get hardware acceleration when watching my movies in VMC/SageTV.

Unregister MPC Video Decoder and enable software decoders in ffdshow

greggerm · 26th March 2009, 15:31

Atak - thanks for the consideration on the font colors!

I use a matte LCD attached via DVI as well. With the correct angle, I can see the text OK... however if there is any hint of glare (which is diffuse due to the matte screen), or if the LCD isn't at the 100% perfect angle to my eyes, the text becomes a challenging to read. The light background blue (and the underlying texture) conspire to make it tough to read sometimes.

Again, thanks.
-Greg

dbone1026 · 26th March 2009, 15:47

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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Unregister MPC Video Decoder and enable software decoders in ffdshow

Thanks, I will give that a try

26th March 2009, 23:29

dbone1026

does it look like this

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Originally Posted by bigggt

I am trying to do saw 3 blu-ray with the newest version of Ripbot and i get this

I tried with ripbot 1.11.5 and it worked perfect

I know its something on my system but have no idea what it is, i have tried different versions of ffdshow with the same result

i don't think it has anything to do with ffdshow because the same version works with ripbot 1.11.5.

Maybe something to do with avs2yuv.exe?

thanks

if it does i don't have a solution ,but for me i had to stop using the 64bit version of x264

dbone1026 · 27th March 2009, 01:10

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Originally Posted by bigggt

dbone1026

does it look like this

if it does i don't have a solution ,but for me i had to stop using the 64bit version of x264

Yeah, that is similar to what my picture looks like, but I am running x32, not x64

dbone1026 · 27th March 2009, 01:47

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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Correct me if I'm wrong but I suspect that your source is VC-1. Try to disable or enable VC-1 decoding in FFDshow. It looks like decoder problem. It would be easier if you could send me 50MB sample. Use DGSplit and www.mediafire.com

Atak - created the 50MB file, I am sending you a PM in 2 minutes with the link

28th March 2009, 20:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by blammo

The last couple of times I tried using RipBot, I ran into a problem. (It's been a while since I used it, forgive me if I'm vague)...after the menu where you choose the video and the audio, and all that, and RipBot starts analyzing, a message pops up and says something about there being no audio.

Something similar is also happening to me with the film The Dark Knight I get the following error

Code:

Script error: DirectShowSource does not have a named argument "audio"
(C:\temp\RipBot264temp\job1\getinfo.avs, line 2)

I'm running Ripbot on vista 64 bit but I don't know if that makes any difference? I'm also in the process of ripping the film to my hard drive an then using Ripbot to see if that works and next I will try a different film

PS: Is there a log file anywhere?

Thanks In Advance!

28th March 2009, 21:22

Just an update from my last post I've tried 2 other blue-ray titles and I have tried ripping the whole film to my PC but I still get the same error....What am I doing wrong?

Atak_Snajpera · 28th March 2009, 21:27

1) Uninstall AviSynth
2) Reboot
3) Install AviSynth 2.5.8 (http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=650255)

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25th March 2009, 13:06	#4561 \| Link
meatwad Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 106	Completely understandable. Hopefully someone else who uses the tools also uses RipBot264 and knows how to get around the issues I mentioned previously.

25th March 2009, 20:21	#4563 \| Link
blammo Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 1	The last couple of times I tried using RipBot, I ran into a problem. (It's been a while since I used it, forgive me if I'm vague)...after the menu where you choose the video and the audio, and all that, and RipBot starts analyzing, a message pops up and says something about there being no audio. The first time this happened, I restarted my computer and ran RipBot again and I didn't get the error. The last time I ran into this problem, I tried restarting, but the problem persisted each time. The movie was Eagle Eye. Also, I have done 3 successful rips...Hellboy 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 26gb from the original file down to 4.8gb. Open Season 2 converted to 1280 x 720 went from 21gb from the original down to 2.xgb. Both took between 8 ~ 10hrs. However, The Italian Job took about 24 hrs. and went from around 20-something gb down to only 18gb. Why was this movie different? Is it because The Italian Job was an MPEG-2 bluray?

25th March 2009, 22:45	#4565 \| Link
conc@n8 Registered Loser Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3	Hello, Atak (my first post) I've been using ripbot264 for a few weeks now. It's easy to use and simplifies the many tasks I used to do manually with avisynth, eac3to, tsmuxer, etc. While ripping/demuxing BD titles with and without your tool, I've had several instances of A/V sync loss and/or unknown delay values. How do you go about finding the audio delay value, other than trial and error? Sometime MediaInfo will report a delay value, other times it will not. Often the reported delay value is wrong. Sometimes I think I've found the right value, and after the process is done, the sync if off again. Sometimes ripbot's analysis via eac3to will report the file being 60000/1001 while MediaInfo says it's 29.970. Which one is right? I have many, many questions, but that's enough for now. Thank you.

26th March 2009, 09:07	#4567 \| Link
jhmac Registered User Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 126	@Atak Have you thought about adding BDSup2Sub to RipBot264 package? This would be great addition if it can be done... Thanks

26th March 2009, 12:43	#4568 \| Link
dbone1026 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 211	This may or may not be a Ripbot issue, but thought I would post incase anyone has some insight. My desktop PC is Vista x32 w/Quad Core CPU. I have been using Ripbot for quite some time now to convert my Blu Ray/HD DVDs into 8GB mkvs. My settings are Profile 4.0, 2Pass, 8150MB Size Lock, and original audio. This has always taken me approx 10-12 hours to do a conversion (about 2 hours on the 1st pass and 8-10 hours on the 2nd pass) and the mkvs have always been flawless (hats off to atak). I just recently did a clean reinstall of Vista x32 on my PC. I reinstalled the latest version of ffdshow tryouts, avisynth, and Haali. Using the same settings as before on Ripbot for a Blu Ray movie, it took me about twice as long to do (about 4 hours on 1st pass and nearly 20 hours on 2nd pass). Once the mkv was complete, I tested out the movie. There is now a green line along the entire bottom of the movie. Also, the picture looks all messed up, where there is a reflection of everything. A couple other weird things are now happening. Now, none of my mkvs play properly in MPC-HC or WMP, they are either pixelated or out of sync. Yet when I play the same mkvs in Vista Media Center or SageTV that look and play perfect. Any clue what is going on, Ripbot is obviously telling me something is wrong...

26th March 2009, 15:31	#4573 \| Link
greggerm Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 68	Atak - thanks for the consideration on the font colors! I use a matte LCD attached via DVI as well. With the correct angle, I can see the text OK... however if there is any hint of glare (which is diffuse due to the matte screen), or if the LCD isn't at the 100% perfect angle to my eyes, the text becomes a challenging to read. The light background blue (and the underlying texture) conspire to make it tough to read sometimes. Again, thanks. -Greg

28th March 2009, 21:22	#4579 \| Link
nugmebot Guest Posts: n/a	Just an update from my last post I've tried 2 other blue-ray titles and I have tried ripping the whole film to my PC but I still get the same error....What am I doing wrong?