BD-Rebuilder, Feature Requests - Page 61

Sharc · 21st September 2013, 10:07

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Originally Posted by HWK

It is build on intel media SDK by users. Not sure what to make out of it but I would consider close source since you really can't modify core of program or I am reading it wrong.

Indeed it looks like the binary "sample_encode.exe" in the Intel SDK seems to come closest to a "free available" MVC Encoder for experimenting, now tsMuxerR 3D is within reach....

Ch3vr0n · 21st September 2013, 20:33

jdobbs, i was wondering if you've made any progress or started looking into that "mass (un)blanking" i asked about a while ago, ya know like you can mass delete files in windows by clicking first + shift > click last file?

soneca · 21st September 2013, 20:40

Thanks jdobbs for this new version!

I have used older revisions of x264 because these new(OpenCL) has given me problems from time to time.

jdobbs · 21st September 2013, 20:50

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Originally Posted by soneca

Thanks jdobbs for this new version!

I have used older revisions of x264 because these new(OpenCL) has given me problems from time to time.

It shouldn't. The OpenCL issue was solved a few versions ago.

soneca · 21st September 2013, 22:27

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Originally Posted by jdobbs

It shouldn't. The OpenCL issue was solved a few versions ago.

Have not really tested the new revisions, but I had problems with the 2358 version possibly caused by this bug, which was fixed in revision 2359.

Ch3vr0n · 24th September 2013, 16:39

requesting a very simple feature (or hidden option). currently BDRB has the power to delete the temporary workfiles for a blu-ray, it does NOT have this power when importing a DVD (to mkv).

my default workfiles folder is C:\Temp (this is where the mkv file will be created)
my dvd import folder is D:\Temp. BDRB creates a folder here called "IMPORT\<moviename>"

my request is that when a job is succesfully done, it removes the <moviename> folder (and if possible the parental IMPORT folder too). Since it can already do this for BD's ,i imagine this routine can be modified perhaps to apply to DVD imports aswell (with maybe a setting in the "setup" like for BD's

soneca · 24th September 2013, 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ch3vr0n

requesting a very simple feature (or hidden option). currently BDRB has the power to delete the temporary workfiles for a blu-ray, it does NOT have this power when importing a DVD (to mkv).

my default workfiles folder is C:\Temp (this is where the mkv file will be created)
my dvd import folder is D:\Temp. BDRB creates a folder here called "IMPORT\<moviename>"

my request is that when a job is succesfully done, it removes the <moviename> folder (and if possible the parental IMPORT folder too). Since it can already do this for BD's ,i imagine this routine can be modified perhaps to apply to DVD imports aswell (with maybe a setting in the "setup" like for BD's

Ch3vr0n,

I do not know if you use CCleaner but can clean this and other folders with a single click.

Ch3vr0n · 25th September 2013, 06:39

Jup, but why use another application when bdrb can already do it itself when the encoding of a bd is done. A "simple" modification to it and it should work for dvd imports too.

jdobbs · 25th September 2013, 13:30

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Originally Posted by Ch3vr0n

Jup, but why use another application when bdrb can already do it itself when the encoding of a bd is done. A "simple" modification to it and it should work for dvd imports too.

Exactly. No reason in making things more complicated than they have to be. I'll add it in the next release as a hidden option.

soneca · 25th September 2013, 13:44

Surely, even better!

Ch3vr0n · 25th September 2013, 18:34

Awesome. I've starting using BDRB for creating movie-only mkv's of DVD's since it van output better quality than cloneDVD mobile can for my new nexus 7 (2013 edition ^^). Watching a pal sized dvd on a full hd screen with clonedvd mobile's output even set at "20" is still pixellated. No such issues with BDRB mkv

. When bdrb will be able to clean the imports folder that'll be the only annoyance i have about dvd imports that'll be gone

ScorpionStingz · 1st October 2013, 06:40

Please, I would like to request a "Pause" button to free up my computer resources if need be temporarily, then pick up right where the BD-Rebuilder left off at. Thank You.

omegaman7 · 1st October 2013, 06:52

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Originally Posted by ScorpionStingz

Please, I would like to request a "Pause" button to free up my computer resources if need be temporarily, then pick up right where the BD-Rebuilder left off at. Thank You.

People have asked that before. It's not likely to happen, I'm afraid. More trouble than it's worth, I believe. I recall when I had a quad core, I could tell it to only use 3 cores. That way I had potential left for other things. I don't have to worry about it with my six core. It multitasks very well. Sometimes flash content (Facebook games, Youtube) have slight problems, but that is all. Recommend a stronger computer, or an encoding machine.

I'm not a coder, but I imagine if he wanted to do this, in order to minimize the bugs from pausing, the way the encoding is handled would have to be altered. E.g. bookmarking a frame. It wouldn't necessarily stop immediately, it would finish it's current frame, or set of frames.

jdobbs · 1st October 2013, 13:30

@ScorpionStingz

By default BD-RB runs X264 with the lowest priority (idle). That means that if you want to do something else -- the other project would have a higher priority for CPU time. The only exception would be during extracting and rebuild when the disc is being accessed. But both of those activities together only take minutes...

k-c-ksum · 1st October 2013, 19:01

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Originally Posted by jdobbs

Makes sense.

I really wish they'd add MVC support to X264.

fixstars accelcoder x patched x264 for mvc encoding a few years ago, accelcoder x is now owned by pegasys so don't know if its still using a patched x264 version

HWK · 1st October 2013, 20:39

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Originally Posted by k-c-ksum

fixstars accelcoder x patched x264 for mvc encoding a few years ago, accelcoder x is now owned by pegasys so don't know if its still using a patched x264 version

They still use x264 but in consumer product. However for mvc encoding it seems you need turnkey encoding system and there is no mention of x264.

k-c-ksum · 1st October 2013, 21:10

theres an old thread on this forum but I cant find it,

edit:

here it is

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162651&highlight=accelcoder

HWK · 1st October 2013, 21:18

That thread is abandoned long time ago and as such I am not sure if we gone see 3d support or not.

k-c-ksum · 1st October 2013, 21:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by HWK

That thread is abandoned long time ago and as such I am not sure if we gone see 3d support or not.

I tried accelcoder x on some 3d cgi and found the quality very good, not bluray compliant but it worked

HWK · 1st October 2013, 21:39

Where did you download the file.

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ScorpionStingz Registered User Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 6	This would be useful for those loooonger reencodes Please, I would like to request a "Pause" button to free up my computer resources if need be temporarily, then pick up right where the BD-Rebuilder left off at. Thank You.

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k-c-ksum Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 268	theres an old thread on this forum but I cant find it, edit: here it is http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162651&highlight=accelcoder __________________ k-c-ksum Last edited by k-c-ksum; 1st October 2013 at 21:14.

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21st September 2013, 20:33	#1202 \| Link
Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	jdobbs, i was wondering if you've made any progress or started looking into that "mass (un)blanking" i asked about a while ago, ya know like you can mass delete files in windows by clicking first + shift > click last file?

21st September 2013, 20:40	#1203 \| Link
soneca Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Brazil Posts: 753	Thanks jdobbs for this new version! I have used older revisions of x264 because these new(OpenCL) has given me problems from time to time.

24th September 2013, 16:39	#1206 \| Link
Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	requesting a very simple feature (or hidden option). currently BDRB has the power to delete the temporary workfiles for a blu-ray, it does NOT have this power when importing a DVD (to mkv). my default workfiles folder is C:\Temp (this is where the mkv file will be created) my dvd import folder is D:\Temp. BDRB creates a folder here called "IMPORT\<moviename>" my request is that when a job is succesfully done, it removes the <moviename> folder (and if possible the parental IMPORT folder too). Since it can already do this for BD's ,i imagine this routine can be modified perhaps to apply to DVD imports aswell (with maybe a setting in the "setup" like for BD's

25th September 2013, 06:39	#1208 \| Link
Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	Jup, but why use another application when bdrb can already do it itself when the encoding of a bd is done. A "simple" modification to it and it should work for dvd imports too.

25th September 2013, 13:44	#1210 \| Link
soneca Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Brazil Posts: 753	Surely, even better!

25th September 2013, 18:34	#1211 \| Link
Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	Awesome. I've starting using BDRB for creating movie-only mkv's of DVD's since it van output better quality than cloneDVD mobile can for my new nexus 7 (2013 edition ^^). Watching a pal sized dvd on a full hd screen with clonedvd mobile's output even set at "20" is still pixellated. No such issues with BDRB mkv . When bdrb will be able to clean the imports folder that'll be the only annoyance i have about dvd imports that'll be gone

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HWK Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,059	That thread is abandoned long time ago and as such I am not sure if we gone see 3d support or not.

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HWK Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,059	Where did you download the file.