BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only - Page 874

omegaman7 · 16th June 2013, 16:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Importing creates a pseudo-BD structure that is not necessarily compliant.

Love that feature by the way. I've lost count, how many mkv/mp4 files I've repaired. The blu-ray player can be a bit picky about MKV/MP4 files. But it always seems to play the Pseudo files built by BD-RB

AmigaFuture · 17th June 2013, 10:43

@ omegaman7

As much as I Love BD-RB, you should try MKVToolNix. Building a Pseudo file structure isn't always needed from an already created MKV/MP4(V). Unless you need MPX.... ;-)

omegaman7 · 17th June 2013, 16:35

I'll look into it. Thanks Amiga

jdobbs · 17th June 2013, 18:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by omegaman7

I'll look into it. Thanks Amiga

If an MKV has trouble playing, most of the time it is because it was created with an incompatible track compression. You can fix that by using MKVMERGE:

mkvmerge.exe -o x:\destpath\outfile.mkv --compression -1:none x:\srcpath\infile.mkv

even better:

mkvmerge.exe --engage no_cue_duration --engage no_cue_relative_position -o x:\destpath\outfile.mkv --compression -1:none x:\srcpath\infile.mkv

mkvmerge.exe is included in the BD-RB tools folder.

omegaman7 · 17th June 2013, 19:42

Appreciate the input. THat seems pretty straightforward.

spotswood · 18th June 2013, 02:58

Received the attached error when BDRB starts extracting the main movie streams. This particular disc has TrueHD tracks. The error doesn't specify which track is in error but the error comes up 3 times, so I'm assuming it's referencing the TrueHD tracks. My questions is, should I answer Yes or No from the options given? Or is this a bug and the warning is in error? Thanks for your help...

jdobbs · 18th June 2013, 13:21

@spotswood

That error message isn't coming from BD-RB. It is from DGIndexNV. Generally I think the PAT/PMT is correct -- but Neuron2 would be a better source of information. Note that you can open DGIndexNV.exe and set an automatic answer so that message doesn't appear.

See this link for a discussion. Note: As I mention above the newest versions of DGIndexNV allows you to automatically answer "Yes", "No", or "Ignore Stream" and suppress that message. You set it from the DGIndexNV GUI.

I just tested this on my system. Getting that message with TrueHD isn't happening, even if I enable the prompt. So I don't think it is "normal" to get it.

dt5 · 19th June 2013, 08:28

Shutdown does not seem to work.

Quote:

[00:08:29] - Encode and Rebuild complete
- WORKFILES folder removed.
- Computer SHUTDOWN initiated.

But nothing happened.
In the event log there is no sign that the computer even tried to shutdown.

Windows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit

gonca · 19th June 2013, 10:42

Shutdown works fine, use it all the time. Problem is probably on your end.

jdobbs · 19th June 2013, 12:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by dt5

Shutdown does not seem to work.

But nothing happened.
In the event log there is no sign that the computer even tried to shutdown.

Windows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit

There are lots of settings in your system that could prevent shutdown. Something external is preventing it.

dt5 · 19th June 2013, 13:38

shutdown /s works.
I think that you use that command?

I have no idea what happened. I will try to verify it again.

Edit:
Now it worked also with BD_Rebuilder. Something happened (or not happened) last night.

Edit2:
Is there a way to perform a "shutdown /h"? (hibernate instead of shutting down)

jdobbs · 19th June 2013, 14:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by dt5

shutdown /s works.
I think that you use that command?

I have no idea what happened. I will try to verify it again.

Edit:
Now it worked also with BD_Rebuilder. Something happened (or not happened) last night.

Edit2:
Is there a way to perform a "shutdown /h"? (hibernate instead of shutting down)

I use an operating system call (ExitWindowsEx) to perform the shutdown.

Currently you can either shutdown completely, or put the system to sleep when "Shutdown" is selected. To put the system to sleep instead of performing a complete shutdown, see SHUTDOWN_SLEEP as documented in HIDDENOPTS.TXT.

spotswood · 19th June 2013, 21:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

@spotswood

That error message isn't coming from BD-RB. It is from DGIndexNV. Generally I think the PAT/PMT is correct -- but Neuron2 would be a better source of information. Note that you can open DGIndexNV.exe and set an automatic answer so that message doesn't appear.

See this link for a discussion. Note: As I mention above the newest versions of DGIndexNV allows you to automatically answer "Yes", "No", or "Ignore Stream" and suppress that message. You set it from the DGIndexNV GUI.

OK, I'll give it a try. Does it even matter if I'm converting to BD9 AC3@640? What does x264 use if there's a mismatch? There's no error when trying another run with x264 instead of DGIndexNV...

Quote:

I just tested this on my system. Getting that message with TrueHD isn't happening, even if I enable the prompt. So I don't think it is "normal" to get it.

Did you try it on The Deep? Might be something with that title, although I don't have another movie with TrueHD to test. Thanks again for your help...

gonca · 20th June 2013, 00:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by spotswood

OK, I'll give it a try. Does it even matter if I'm converting to BD9 AC3@640? What does x264 use if there's a mismatch? There's no error when trying another run with x264 instead of DGIndexNV...

Did you try it on The Deep? Might be something with that title, although I don't have another movie with TrueHD to test. Thanks again for your help...

x264 encodes video not audio and DGDecNV decodes the streams, they don't do the same job

jdobbs · 20th June 2013, 01:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by spotswood

OK, I'll give it a try. Does it even matter if I'm converting to BD9 AC3@640? What does x264 use if there's a mismatch? There's no error when trying another run with x264 instead of DGIndexNV.

Right now you really don't even know for sure which PID is causing the mismatch... so assuming it is audio may be an error. Ether way, in BD-RB's processing X264 and DGIndexNV are only used for converting video. The audio is demuxed by TSMUXER, decoded by NicAudio (using AVISYNTH) and reencoded using AFTEN. So if it were audio, DGIndexNV's disposition wouldn't matter anyway.

I'd recommend just setting DGIndexNV to answer "Yes" automatically -- and don't worry about it.

spotswood · 20th June 2013, 02:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by gonca

x264 encodes video not audio and DGDecNV decodes the streams, they don't do the same job

Ahh, silly me.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Right now you really don't even know for sure which PID is causing the mismatch... so assuming it is audio may be an error. Ether way, in BD-RB's processing X264 and DGIndexNV are only used for converting video. The audio is demuxed by TSMUXER, decoded by NicAudio (using AVISYNTH) and reencoded using AFTEN. So if it were audio, DGIndexNV's disposition wouldn't matter anyway.

I'd recommend just setting DGIndexNV to answer "Yes" automatically -- and don't worry about it.

Ahh, silly me again. DGIndexNV option set to Yes. Thanks again guys...

Guest · 20th June 2013, 12:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdobbs

Right now you really don't even know for sure which PID is causing the mismatch... so assuming it is audio may be an error.

The DGIndexNV mismatch error can only occur for audio.

jdobbs · 20th June 2013, 13:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by neuron2

The DGIndexNV mismatch error can only occur for audio.

Great. That makes it easy.

mrintegral · 21st June 2013, 12:15

@jdobbs

I've recently had some trouble to have BDRebuilder work because it always gave me an ExtractAudioSubs() 00058 1605 error (file already exists).
My system is a MacPro with Paralles installed running Windows8. Of course, I am working with network volumes as working directories, they are hfs formatted disk drives being accessed via IP network.
The error mentioned above occurs solely in movie only mode! When creating the working directory in the Parallels disk C: everything runs smoothly.
I guess the problem is the path name: string length, delimiter or something like this.
Although my problem is solved now, it might be easy for you to check on behavior with these network paths and eventually change it.
Thanks!

benzyone · 23rd June 2013, 00:35

Comodo just found this:

TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\BLU RAY + VIDEO PROCESSING\BD-RBV04306\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe

TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\BLU RAY + VIDEO PROCESSING\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe

TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\ALL PROG SETUP STUFF\Necessary Setup and Driver Files\VIDEO APPS\BluRay Burning\New Versions of\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe

What do you think? False positive?

Matt

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AmigaFuture Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Within the main Source. Posts: 895	@ omegaman7 As much as I Love BD-RB, you should try MKVToolNix. Building a Pseudo file structure isn't always needed from an already created MKV/MP4(V). Unless you need MPX.... ;-) __________________ Life is not a journey to the grave; but rather to skid out broadside, thoroughly used, torn and warn and loudly proclaim; WOW; What a ride!!! Soon, I'm going to do it AGAiN in different skin!!

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omegaman7 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: USA, Oregon Posts: 791	Appreciate the input. THat seems pretty straightforward. __________________ Only one rooster, need be in the hen house...

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spotswood Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 129	mismatch audio error Received the attached error when BDRB starts extracting the main movie streams. This particular disc has TrueHD tracks. The error doesn't specify which track is in error but the error comes up 3 times, so I'm assuming it's referencing the TrueHD tracks. My questions is, should I answer Yes or No from the options given? Or is this a bug and the warning is in error? Thanks for your help... Attached Images

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jdobbs Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 20,976	@spotswood That error message isn't coming from BD-RB. It is from DGIndexNV. Generally I think the PAT/PMT is correct -- but Neuron2 would be a better source of information. Note that you can open DGIndexNV.exe and set an automatic answer so that message doesn't appear. See this link for a discussion. Note: As I mention above the newest versions of DGIndexNV allows you to automatically answer "Yes", "No", or "Ignore Stream" and suppress that message. You set it from the DGIndexNV GUI. I just tested this on my system. Getting that message with TrueHD isn't happening, even if I enable the prompt. So I don't think it is "normal" to get it. __________________ Help with development of new apps: Donations. Website: www.jdobbs.net Last edited by jdobbs; 18th June 2013 at 13:38.

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gonca Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 1,213	Shutdown works fine, use it all the time. Problem is probably on your end.

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dt5 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 11	*shutdown /s* works. I think that you use that command? I have no idea what happened. I will try to verify it again. Edit: Now it worked also with BD_Rebuilder. Something happened (or not happened) last night. Edit2: Is there a way to perform a "shutdown /h"? (hibernate instead of shutting down) Last edited by dt5; 19th June 2013 at 13:52.

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mrintegral Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 4	Paths @jdobbs I've recently had some trouble to have BDRebuilder work because it always gave me an ExtractAudioSubs() 00058 1605 error (file already exists). My system is a MacPro with Paralles installed running Windows8. Of course, I am working with network volumes as working directories, they are hfs formatted disk drives being accessed via IP network. The error mentioned above occurs solely in movie only mode! When creating the working directory in the Parallels disk C: everything runs smoothly. I guess the problem is the path name: string length, delimiter or something like this. Although my problem is solved now, it might be easy for you to check on behavior with these network paths and eventually change it. Thanks!

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benzyone Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 2	malware in tools? Comodo just found this: TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\BLU RAY + VIDEO PROCESSING\BD-RBV04306\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\BLU RAY + VIDEO PROCESSING\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe TrojWare.Win32.Injector.ABQS@299622063 C:\ALL PROG SETUP STUFF\Necessary Setup and Driver Files\VIDEO APPS\BluRay Burning\New Versions of\BD_Rebuilder\Tools\split.exe What do you think? False positive? Matt