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8th December 2010, 14:57 | #10401 | Link |
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New Release of BD Rebuilder v0.36.06 (beta)
I've updated the first post of this thread with a link to a new version of BD-RB (v0.36.06). Changes for this release:
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- - Corrected an error in which the .CHP files used with IVTC were not corrected to match the new framerate. - Corrected an issue in which hybrid sources under certain circumstances in conjunction with the IVTC could cause incorrect framerate calculations. - Added a SETUP option for converting SD sources to 1080. This can be useful in creating high quality backups of DVD to Blu-Ray or AVCHD. - Added a SETUP option for converting 4:3 sources to 16:9. Caution: This option will clip the top and bottom of images in order to make the conversion, designed primarily for letterboxed 4:3 sources. - Moved placement of filters in the AVS file so they occur before any BD-RB embedded deinterlacing, inverse telecining, or resizing. - Changed the default deinterlacing mode for DECOMB to blend=false. Blending can be enabled by setting DEINTERLACE=2 in the config (INI) file. - Corrected an error in which a source may incorrectly be kept intact even though "USE_FILTERS" was set. - Updated the X264 command line so that the "--ref" parameter is set to the maximum for the specified output size. 1080 will use "--ref 4", while others (480, 576, and 720) will use "--ref 6". To disable and always use "--ref 4", use the hidden setting MAXIMIZE_REFS=0. [Update: v0.36.6] This feature only applies to "Highest Quality" mode in order to prevent slowdown in other modes. Also, the "--ref" parameter has been removed from the tweak restricted list. - Modified the hidden option "WEIGHTP" so that "1" is now the default (ON), adding "--weightp 1" to the X264 command line. Setting it to "WEIGHTP=0" will result in "--weightp 0". - Updated the included version of X264.EXE to the latest release (r1820). - Updated the included version of X264-64.EXE to the latest release (r1820). - Other minor corrections and cosmetic fixes. Last edited by jdobbs; 8th December 2010 at 16:19. |
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Thanks for catching that. Note to All: I've updated to the first post to include a link to BD Rebuilder v0.36.06. This update makes a correction to prevent faster modes from being slowed by the "--refs" update. Last edited by jdobbs; 9th December 2010 at 02:22. |
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(By the way, It has being used in your previous releases and it hasn't caused any problem). Greetings |
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8th December 2010, 21:20 | #10409 | Link |
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But not solved everywhere -- and I'm avoiding having to spend hour-after-hour explaining that to people... sorry, but the minimal advantage isn't worth the headaches. By the way you said "we've lost that option" -- it never was there. If you had set "WEIGHTP=2" in the past you were actually encoding with "--weightp 0" (the default).
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On the other hand, it's not very useful compression-wise, so it's perfectly fine to just dump the WEIGHTP hidden option entirely. |
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8th December 2010, 22:32 | #10412 | Link |
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I'll just modify it where you can set it in the hidden option. Then if people set it to "2" -- they're responsible for any problems themselves. The default value will remain "1".
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I'll go back and check when-and-how that is inserted to be sure. [Edit] Actually there are two possible "convertfps" possibilities. One is related to hybrid/pulldown sources, the other may not be. 1. Are you talking about the one that is a parameter in the "DirectShowSource" statement or the one that is an AVISYNTH command? 2. Is the problem occuring while attempting ALTERNATE output? If so -- which profile? Last edited by jdobbs; 9th December 2010 at 00:05. |
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Actually the conversion is from original blu-ray 23.976fps progressive to 25fps (PAL-DVD, Alternate output profile DVD-5 plus 'Assume PAL for DVD Output' in DB-RB setup). And yes, AssumeFPS(25) results in the typical "PAL speedup", means the audio needs to be adjusted as well accordingly. The advantage is that AssumeFPS() does not manipulate the original frames (insert, blend, or whatever). Last edited by Sharc; 9th December 2010 at 00:38. |
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Download Meidainfo and make sure the audio track is in there. Last edited by Priapismic; 9th December 2010 at 01:02. |
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