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16th September 2012, 04:12 | #15782 | Link |
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I had the same problem, but it was obvious to me to direct it to a "working Path". In fact, I put it into the "INI" file, and it worked like a charm. I'm sorry, but I don't understand the problem, it seems so obvious.
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this kind of movie is only decrypt from the commercial disc, i've downloaded from the same website hundred of this kind and never has this problem. The problem starts with battleship and so the avengers and cinderella... Also i've tried to rip this blu ray on my desktop pc and on the notebook with same results.. |
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My rule for only supporting reports from original sources isn't philosophical or judgemental -- it is based on my considerable experience, which has proven to me that 99% of all bug reports that involved preprocessed sources were caused by the preprocessing and not my software. The other 1% will come to light in commercial discs as well. Please try testing on at least one commercial disc -- and I think you'll find that it works correctly. If not, post your log and let's talk. Last edited by jdobbs; 16th September 2012 at 14:01. |
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I certainly don't know whare you get the idea I'm helping him. In fact my first response after his revealing the source was downloaded was telling him he wasn't going to get help (after it had already been clearly stated by Adbear). I think it is pretty straightforward in reviewing the posts following that point that no one else has "helped" him in anything related to his downloads or with the problem he reported since it became apparent that it was a download. But as I said, my refusal to go any further is more from a practical perspective than a philosophical one. I'm don't have to slam him... I'm just not going to accept a bug report against a downloaded source. In other words -- I don't need to be judgmental in this case, because downloaded sources are rejected for a more objective reason. Last edited by jdobbs; 16th September 2012 at 14:25. |
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Can't seem to get the "IMPORT_FOLDER" option to work. Likely doing something wrong. I also notice it's not in the hiddenopts.txt file.
Could we get a brief description/directions on how this option works? I tried the exact command in the INI file, as well as the directory "IMPORT_FOLDER=(Directory/folder with vid files)". No apparent changes have been made to the GUI to support the importing of a folder? I suppose since it's a hidden option, you wouldn't update the GUI
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What I meant was, the GUI hasn't been changed to accommodate a FOLDER import. Files work just fine. Have you gotten it to load multiple files simultaneously?
I see Batch queue allows the selecting of multiple files. That may be all I need :S Blind as a bat!!! Batch Queue is plural. My apologies.
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Sweet to know it's a step to more, jdobbs!
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I have a D: drive that I used for my encodings. It has a few working folders on it (WORKING1, WORKING2...). If I leave BD-RB at it's default, and I have "D:\WORKING1\" selected -- the IMPORTS folder will be created on-demand in WORKING1 (when I import). But it is faster and more efficient if I keep the imports on another drive. I have a 3TB drive that is referenced as P:\ that I like to use for this kind of purpose. So I added this to the "[Options]" area of my config/INI file: IMPORT_FOLDER=P:\ So now when I import -- the BD and Psuedo-BD structures will be automatically saved in a folder called "P:\IMPORTS\". By the way, the intermediate files (.264, .MPV, .AC3, .DTS, etc) that are used when collecting the files/converting, etc. are stored in a folder called TEMPIMPORT in the working folder. But it is removed immediately after it is used. Last edited by jdobbs; 16th September 2012 at 19:03. |
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Really? Pretty simple; the post I responded to could/should have simply said "I can't help with your downloaded material" but instead you expended all this energy, which starts with an APOLOGY for cryin' out loud:
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I just believe there's never anything wrong with a little common courtesy. Last edited by jdobbs; 17th September 2012 at 15:58. |
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"I just believe there's never anything wrong with a little common courtesy." Nice. Agreed.
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Revisiting "Toy Story"...before I tested MKV output, and it's been a while since I watched my Blu-ray...I figured I'd make a backup with extras kept except trailers and warnings. The main screen "jerks" a little before the menu shows and the rest of the menu is smooth. Selecting play, the warnings are gone, as checked, but playing from 17 minutes 37 seconds to 17m 54s, I can hear the switch between streams and notice the out of sync with video and audio that happens with my LG (Standalone) Blu-ray player. That's as far as I've watched and listened.
Logs look good, so...not sure what to share other that visual and audio experience. Let me know...and I'll share it. Thanks. Movie & Menus, Edit Mode, Quicker and MULTI-PROCESS active. I disabled MP, same thing. I'll set for full backup next. 0.42.03. Update: I'm attempting a Full Backup with Quick for extras, and BD-RB reports this error: "BD Rebuilder experienced an error 1801 [12:52:27] ReencodeAudio() 00075 1801". I'll deactivate "Quicker" and see what BD-RB does. Update: I burned the rip to a RW..same jitter noticed. I'll have AnyDVD HD rip again soon. Some other testing with other stuff..
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Ran AVATAR_CE_D2 And Disc 3 last night in batch mode. D2 came out 2Gb over sized under "Better" quality setting. I used X264 LAVF frame server. I now plan to use DGDecNV for frameserving on this one. I recall it being more intelligent about output sizes
I'm afraid I didn't save any of the output, given I'm coming very close to full hard drives. 13Tb, And I'm close LOL! :S
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