BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[jdobbs]

If you open the M2TS file from within TSMUXER, does it show an audio track as being present?

[jdobbs]

I just updated the first post of this thread to link to BD Rebuilder v0.17.13. Here are the changes:

- Corrected an error in which a source that uses LPCM
  input was crashing with MOVIE-ONLY mode.
- Fixed a "Runtime Error 9" that could occur when a
  source did not have a language code set.
- Added a temporary setting in the config file, example:
  SPECIAL_DEBUG_FILE="C:\PATHTO\DEBUG.TXT"
  This is meant to list all files and sizes found in the
  BD Source path individually in the selected output text
  file so I can debug incorrect sizing that has been
  reported.
- Updated AFTEN to the most recent SVN version.
- Other minor corrections and cosmetic fixes.

(Edit - 11:10 ET) Whoops. The first posted ZIP was a little screwed up. I just uploaded it again.

[pbeumer2001]

I fixed my problem with the target size problem. I made a image file with imgburn from the decrypted files and loaded that image file into deamon tools. Now the pc thinks Ì have a bluay disc inserted but this one is allready decrypted so rebuilder can work with it.

P.s my decoding speed is 0.19x I have a dual core amd 4200+.

[ron spencer]

I chose to keep the audio....but BD rebuilder reencoded to a new bitrate anyway...it did not use it in the muxing though...so just wasted some time

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

I fixed my problem with the target size problem. I made a image file with imgburn from the decrypted files and loaded that image file into deamon tools. Now the pc thinks Ì have a bluay disc inserted but this one is allready decrypted so rebuilder can work with it.

P.s my decoding speed is 0.19x I have a dual core amd 4200+.

Ok, I'm confused. Are you saying that in the past you were pointing to a disc directly that wasn't decrypted?

[pbeumer2001]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Ok, I'm confused. Are you saying that in the past you were pointing to a disc directly that wasn't decrypted?

No the disc was decrypted but the files were just in a folder on my desktop. Now I created an image file of those decrypted files and mounted the image file. Then anydvd asked me which region. I selected region free and everythink works fine.

[ron spencer]

I tried Dark Knight....for some reason the vc1 came out garbage...nothing to see. How should ffdshow be set up for vc1? I thought I had it ok.

Also, can proggy be set so you ca nencode right away to be sure ffdshow set up ok? that is one pass encode right away?

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

I fixed my problem with the target size problem. I made a image file with imgburn from the decrypted files and loaded that image file into deamon tools. Now the pc thinks Ì have a bluay disc inserted but this one is allready decrypted so rebuilder can work with it.

P.s my decoding speed is 0.19x I have a dual core amd 4200+.

What clock rate is a 4200+? Also, is this the speed during pass 1 or pass 2? Right now mine is running pass 1 on a AMD dual-core @2.4GHz and I'm getting about .27x.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

No the disc was decrypted but the files were just in a folder on my desktop. Now I created an image file of those decrypted files and mounted the image file. Then anydvd asked me which region. I selected region free and everythink works fine.

Can you please try it again the first way using the newly posted BD-RB version, but add this line to the config INI:

SPECIAL_DEBUG_FILE="c:\DEBUG.TXT"

Then just close BD-RB, open it again, and point to the directory. It will create a file called DEBUG.TXT that will record all the files in the path and their sizes. I'd really like to see why it is doing this. The DEBUG.TXT file may be large, so please mail it to dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com

Thanks.

[pbeumer2001]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Can you please try it again the first way using the newly posted BD-RB version, but add this line to the config INI:

SPECIAL_DEBUG_FILE="c:\DEBUG.TXT"

Then just close BD-RB, open it again, and point to the directory. It will create a file called DEBUG.TXT that will record all the files in the path and their sizes. I'd really like to see why it is doing this. The DEBUG.TXT file may be large, so please mail it to dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com

Thanks.

will do. I`ll do it when rebuilder coompletes. 4200+ is 2.42 Ghz each core. first pass of main movie file is doing 0.33 now.

[Furiousflea]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

will do. I`ll do it when rebuilder coompletes. 4200+ is 2.42 Ghz each core. first pass of main movie file is doing 0.33 now.

That speed is about right.

I get about 1.5 on 1st and 0.5x on 2nd pass on a quad core Q6600 at 3.4Ghz.

[DIVX2009]

"x264 r1067: Add support for SSE4a (Phenom) LZCNT instruction
Significantly speeds up coeff_last and coeff_level_run on Phenom CPUs for faster CAVLC and CABAC."

I have amd phenom 9850be and my speed on 2nd pass is 0.24-0.26 on 1080p and 0.15 on 1080i
I use x264 r1071 and i don`t have change on my phenom speed encoding....bd rebuilder is optimised for cpu phenom???
sorry for my english...and tks

[[SLiM]D12]

yeah shows DTS audio....plays on the PC too, but not on PS3, it shows no audio at all, only video...

[datman]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

will do. I`ll do it when rebuilder coompletes. 4200+ is 2.42 Ghz each core. first pass of main movie file is doing 0.33 now.

I running BDRB on 2 computers AMD 5000+ @ 0.27 and AMD 6000+ @ 0.21

both of mine are slow why would the 6000 be slower than the 5000?

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by pbeumer2001

I fixed my problem with the target size problem. I made a image file with imgburn from the decrypted files and loaded that image file into deamon tools. Now the pc thinks Ì have a bluay disc inserted but this one is allready decrypted so rebuilder can work with it.

P.s my decoding speed is 0.19x I have a dual core amd 4200+.

I found out what was causing this. The API function I was using when checking the file sizes has a limit of 128 characters for the path -- the example I got via e-mail exceeded that. So my routine was returning erroneous values.

If you limit the path to 128 characters or less it will work correct. In the meantime, I will change my code to use an alternate API function.

[[SLiM]D12]

finally got the first one working. Tinkerbell works on the PS3 with audio. I'll check it out fully later on. I've upgraded to latest beta and unchecked the option to "do not convert DTS/AC3" to see if that lets my encodes work in the PS3 with audio.

[GaPony]

Beta 0.13.13 has fixed the issue with movies using LPCM.

Thank you jdobbs!

[GaPony]

Originally Posted by [SLiM]D12

finally got the first one working. Tinkerbell works on the PS3 with audio. I'll check it out fully later on. I've upgraded to latest beta and unchecked the option to "do not convert DTS/AC3" to see if that lets my encodes work in the PS3 with audio.

Is that Full Backup or Movie Only Mode?

[[SLiM]D12]

Tinkerbell was a full backup to BD-25 burnt on a BD-50 RE disc.

[pbeumer2001]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

I found out what was causing this. The API function I was using when checking the file sizes has a limit of 128 characters for the path -- the example I got via e-mail exceeded that. So my routine was returning erroneous values.

If you limit the path to 128 characters or less it will work correct. In the meantime, I will change my code to use an alternate API function.

I`m glad you found the problem. Hopefully I can report my firt working copy of Transformers tomorrow.

P.s Transformers has dolby true HD sound. What does rebuilder do with that? Does it reconvert the sound or does it simply copy the sound from the original?