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Kakashi Sensei · 15th September 2009, 18:06

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Originally Posted by jdobbs

I must have misunderstood. I though all that happened was a lowering of the volume on the primary audio track.

Sorry I guess I didn't give all the info either. What happens is the volume lowers, i have the U Control icon with PiP and Visual Commentary. When i select either the volume lowers and no PiP video is displayed. I'll double check with the retail later tonight and compare to be sure.
This is a Universal release.

Sn8kbordin · 15th September 2009, 22:38

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Originally Posted by Sn8kbordin

Trying to back up Walk Hard in Movie Only mode to DL-DVD. I am getting this error:

Code:

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[14:44:47] BD Rebuilder v0.29.04 (beta)
  - Source:  WALK_HARD_DISC1_NA_P2
  - Input BD size: 33.31 GB
  - Approximate total content: [02:00:19.628]
  - Target BD size: 8.10 GB
  - MOVIE-ONLY mode enabled
[14:44:49] PHASE ONE, Encoding
 - [14:44:49] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00000]
 - Error in attempt to extract audio/subs.
 - Can't create output file I:\BD\4\WORKFILES\00000+00042+00002+00043+00004+00044+00006+00045+00008+00046+00010+00047+00012+00048+00014+00049+00016+00050+00018+00051+00020+00052+00022+00053+00024+00054+00026+00055+00028+00056+00030+00057+00032+00058+00034+00059+00036+00060+00038+00061+00040+00062.track_4352.ac3
[14:44:49] - Failed to retrieve audio, aborted

I think the file name of that AC3 file is too long.

Q: What does Verbose status reporting do?

BTW, I'm using Vista 64bit.

GaPony · 15th September 2009, 23:10

Is it possible you lack enough free space on the HDD to create the workfiles folder... or that the path is wrong?

DK · 16th September 2009, 00:12

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Originally Posted by jdobbs

Does 00006 show up on the streams list with "**" next to its framerate?

No - c.f. attached screenshot

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there is one other thing i realized only recently and which i cannot properly describe so i think captured images may help a bit:

i have attached two images from DIE HARD 2

the ENCODED material shows something like a 1pixel (or so) white line at the top and the bottom whenever the neighboring areas is bright as well - this cannot be seen when the picture is dark/black

the original material is not affected - see last attached picture

this happened to the movie only version of tomb raider also but not other titles which were also done with the same bd rb version as of lately (fast and furious 4)

Sn8kbordin · 16th September 2009, 00:30

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Originally Posted by GaPony

Is it possible you lack enough free space on the HDD to create the workfiles folder... or that the path is wrong?

I checked for that. There was about 50GB of free space and I selected the paths right before starting the project.

That file name alone is 262 characters long and I think you are allowed 255 characters WITH the paths.

jdobbs · 16th September 2009, 03:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by DK

No - c.f. attached screenshot

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there is one other thing i realized only recently and which i cannot properly describe so i think captured images may help a bit:

i have attached two images from DIE HARD 2

the ENCODED material shows something like a 1pixel (or so) white line at the top and the bottom whenever the neighboring areas is bright as well - this cannot be seen when the picture is dark/black

the original material is not affected - see last attached picture

this happened to the movie only version of tomb raider also but not other titles which were also done with the same bd rb version as of lately (fast and furious 4)

I don't think that wouldn't have anything to do with BD-RB -- it may be a result of the codec (most likely) or possibly X264..

Capsbackup · 16th September 2009, 04:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

I must have misunderstood. I though all that happened was a lowering of the volume on the primary audio track.

Quote:

Sorry I guess I didn't give all the info either. What happens is the volume lowers, i have the U Control icon with PiP and Visual Commentary. When i select either the volume lowers and no PiP video is displayed. I'll double check with the retail later tonight and compare to be sure.
This is a Universal release.

This could be normal, since most, if not all discs with U Control use DTS Express secondary audio, and the main audio track's volume would lower when the secondary audio track is played. But since there would not be any secondary audio, and the main audio track does not know this, it lowers for the secondary audio to be heard.
Probably not a bug, just working as it should because it's expecting secondary audio.

Capsbackup · 16th September 2009, 05:34

@jdobbs;
Trying a full movie backup to BD-25 of Pirates of the Caribbean 3, At World's End. I notice there is a -12ms audio delay for the three AC3 audio tracks, but a 0ms delay for the LPCM track. Though this delay amount would probably not be noticeable, there appears to be a problem with tsMuxeR remuxing a negative audio delay.( Or at least a -12ms delay for this disc)
I tried a remux from the command line and from the GUI, and both times tsMuxeR puts a 20ms delay instead of a -12ms delay.
Just wanted to bring this to your attention, and maybe you can run your own test on negative delays on remux, since this could affect your implementing audio delay corrections.

ChBrig · 16th September 2009, 11:46

I got a problem with a movie codec VC-1: impossible to encode it with BD Rebuilder; error message as reencoding failed, error X.264.
I don't understand; I have WMV 11 installed on my computer and VC-1 codec is desabled in ffdshow.
What is wrong?

Kakashi Sensei · 16th September 2009, 14:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capsbackup

This could be normal, since most, if not all discs with U Control use DTS Express secondary audio, and the main audio track's volume would lower when the secondary audio track is played. But since there would not be any secondary audio, and the main audio track does not know this, it lowers for the secondary audio to be heard.
Probably not a bug, just working as it should because it's expecting secondary audio.

I figured as much. I just need to double check the disk. I should have looked at the audio type first. Other PiP disks played the Video PiP with no audio thats why i was asking as this one there is no video playing as well.

Thanks for the insight!

setarip_old · 16th September 2009, 14:32

@ChBrig

Hi!

Quote:

I got a problem with a movie codec VC-1: impossible to encode it with BD Rebuilder; error message as reencoding failed, error X.264.

What is the title and region of your original BluRay disc?

Furiousflea · 16th September 2009, 14:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChBrig

I got a problem with a movie codec VC-1: impossible to encode it with BD Rebuilder; error message as reencoding failed, error X.264.
I don't understand; I have WMV 11 installed on my computer and VC-1 codec is desabled in ffdshow.
What is wrong?

Windows 7 by any chance?

If so, read the thread. This is getting repetative.

jdobbs · 16th September 2009, 15:11

Also, if it is Windows 7, please note this statement in the first post of this thread:

Quote:

BD Rebuilder has NOT BEEN MODIFIED/TESTED FOR USE ON WINDOWS 7. If you run into issues with Windows 7, please don't post bug reports. It will be updated, but not until the final version of Windows 7 is released in October 2009.

Frankly this VC-1 under Windows 7 discussion is getting annoying and has taken up way too much space in this thread (over and over and over and over). There is a solution, and it has been posted in this thread and other threads at least 20 times.

Kakashi Sensei · 16th September 2009, 16:21

@Jdobbs

Not sure if the PiP is a bug with Forgetting Sarah Marsharll - There are 2 Secondary Audio and 2 Secondary Video, the audio is AC3+ not DTS Express.

There is no PiP audio or video when i use the U Control.

If you need more info please let me know.

ChBrig · 16th September 2009, 17:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Also, if it is Windows 7, please note this statement in the first post of this thread:

Frankly this VC-1 under Windows 7 discussion is getting annoying and has taken up way too much space in this thread (over and over and over and over). There is a solution, and it has been posted in this thread and other threads at least 20 times.

Excuse me but I don't use Windows 7 but Windows XP; I am leaving in Belgium and some users of your BD REbuilder have the same problem with codec VC-1 and try to find a solution. That is why I have posted on this forum.
Thank you for your support

ChBrig · 16th September 2009, 17:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by setarip_old

@ChBrig

Hi!What is the title and region of your original BluRay disc?

Region=Europe and the title is 'De l'ombre à la lumière' with Russel Crowne ('Cinderalla Man').
Sorry but I am leaving in Belgium

PurpleMan · 16th September 2009, 18:10

jdobbs:

regarding the timeshift issue, I was wondering if other than the m2ts file itself, is there any other reference to the audio delay on the blu-ray disc structure? (maybe in the playlist? clipinf? something?)

Or the player knows how to properly play the file just by looking at the m2ts?

Thanks.

jdobbs · 16th September 2009, 19:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by PurpleMan

jdobbs:

regarding the timeshift issue, I was wondering if other than the m2ts file itself, is there any other reference to the audio delay on the blu-ray disc structure? (maybe in the playlist? clipinf? something?)

Or the player knows how to properly play the file just by looking at the m2ts?

Thanks.

Yes. The player would look at the M2TS for timing information. There wouldn't be any information to that level of detail in the CLPI or MPLS. They mainly link to points of entry in the M2TS (like FF/REW and chapter points).

jdobbs · 16th September 2009, 19:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChBrig

Excuse me but I don't use Windows 7 but Windows XP; I am leaving in Belgium and some users of your BD REbuilder have the same problem with codec VC-1 and try to find a solution. That is why I have posted on this forum.
Thank you for your support

The only other possibility is if you (or others) have installed "codec packs" that reset the defaults for playback... that has been a consistent problem as well.

setarip_old · 16th September 2009, 19:41

@ChBrig

Quote:

I have WMV 11 installed on my computer and VC-1 codec is desabled in ffdshow.

Have you tried the other two VC-1 choices in "FFDShow"?

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Kakashi Sensei Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 97	@Jdobbs Not sure if the PiP is a bug with Forgetting Sarah Marsharll - There are 2 Secondary Audio and 2 Secondary Video, the audio is AC3+ not DTS Express. There is no PiP audio or video when i use the U Control. If you need more info please let me know. Last edited by Kakashi Sensei; 16th September 2009 at 16:44. Reason: typo

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GaPony Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 496	Is it possible you lack enough free space on the HDD to create the workfiles folder... or that the path is wrong?

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Capsbackup Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,995	@jdobbs; Trying a full movie backup to BD-25 of Pirates of the Caribbean 3, At World's End. I notice there is a -12ms audio delay for the three AC3 audio tracks, but a 0ms delay for the LPCM track. Though this delay amount would probably not be noticeable, there appears to be a problem with tsMuxeR remuxing a negative audio delay.( Or at least a -12ms delay for this disc) I tried a remux from the command line and from the GUI, and both times tsMuxeR puts a 20ms delay instead of a -12ms delay. Just wanted to bring this to your attention, and maybe you can run your own test on negative delays on remux, since this could affect your implementing audio delay corrections.

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ChBrig Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 15	I got a problem with a movie codec VC-1: impossible to encode it with BD Rebuilder; error message as reencoding failed, error X.264. I don't understand; I have WMV 11 installed on my computer and VC-1 codec is desabled in ffdshow. What is wrong?

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PurpleMan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 273	jdobbs: regarding the timeshift issue, I was wondering if other than the m2ts file itself, is there any other reference to the audio delay on the blu-ray disc structure? (maybe in the playlist? clipinf? something?) Or the player knows how to properly play the file just by looking at the m2ts? Thanks.