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Old 7th January 2016, 15:25   #23481  |  Link
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Are you sure you have them selected? Your logs should have a line like this in it somewhere:

- [15:02:23] Processing audio tracks
- Track 4352 (eng): Reencoding audio to AC3...

All I see is the first line. The second one would show, even if the encode ran into trouble.
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Old 7th January 2016, 19:22   #23482  |  Link
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Are you sure you have them selected? Your logs should have a like like this in it somewhere:

- [15:02:23] Processing audio tracks
- Track 4352 (eng): Reencoding audio to AC3...

All I see is the first line. The second one would show, even if the encode ran into trouble.
The second log I posted does show that once it gets down to encoding the movie. The first few parts are the menus (already AC3) and Universal screen savers etc that have no audio. I've also tried to do a movie only and the problem persists. No audio when converting DTS to AC3...

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Old 8th January 2016, 00:06   #23483  |  Link
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I have fast and furious 7 and will run a test encode if you wish
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Old 8th January 2016, 01:23   #23484  |  Link
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The process does re-encode from DTS HD-MA to AC3 640
However, the result is not 5.1 ch but is 1 ch according to mediainfo
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The process does re-encode from DTS HD-MA to AC3 640
However, the result is not 5.1 ch but is 1 ch according to mediainfo
Windows told me multiple files were longer duration than they were, and mediainfo, said they were a mere 9 seconds total. Suffice to say, I don't trust MediaInfo, or Windows to correctly report anymore. Which is unfortunate. Because when I only require one file for my dealings, it helps when it's accurately reported
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The process does re-encode from DTS HD-MA to AC3 640
However, the result is not 5.1 ch but is 1 ch according to mediainfo
But is there sound when the movie plays? I don't get any sound when reencoding to AC3, but I do when keeping DTS...
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Old 8th January 2016, 18:28   #23488  |  Link
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mkv remux

I wanted to remux an imported PAL DVD to mkv, keeping video and audio intact (profile [00028] in the alternate.txt)
BD-RB finished without error but left me with a small (20MB) .mkv file only.
I suspect something went wrong with the remuxing, because importing and streams extraction etc. went well.

I could remux the intermediate .m2ts successfully with mkvtoolnix btw.
I could also re-encode successfully with BD-RB, so it seems to be only the "intact" mode which fails)

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Old 8th January 2016, 19:10   #23489  |  Link
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I wanted to remux an imported PAL DVD to mkv, keeping video and audio intact (profile [00028] in the alternate.txt)
BD-RB finished without error but left me with a small (20MB) .mkv file only.
I suspect something went wrong with the remuxing, because importing and streams extraction etc. went well.

I could remux the intermediate .m2ts successfully with mkvtoolnix btw.
I could also re-encode successfully with BD-RB, so it seems to be only the "intact" mode which fails)

Any idea?
Not really. I'll test it and see if I find anything...

How big are the M2V and AC3 files combined?
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The process does re-encode from DTS HD-MA to AC3 640
However, the result is not 5.1 ch but is 1 ch according to mediainfo
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But is there sound when the movie plays? I don't get any sound when reencoding to AC3, but I do when keeping DTS...
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No sound
So what do you think jdobbs? This only recently started to happen on Universal titles, at least for me...
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Old 8th January 2016, 22:21   #23491  |  Link
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Check the audio, if it's atmos that's your problem. It's not an officially supported codec in the standard. It's an extension of it. You'll need to keep original audio or check if the audio converter eac3to? has an update that supports atmos. Bdrb doesn't officially support atmos.

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Check the audio, if it's atmos that's your problem. It's not an officially supported codec in the standard. It's an extension of it. You'll need to keep original audio or check if the audio converter eac3to? has an update that supports atmos. Bdrb doesn't officially support atmos.

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Not an Atmos problem. As I mentioned a few posts up, both movies in question are Universal titles with DTS-MA. When trying to re-encode the DTS-MA to AC3 for BD9 the audio does not play. When keeping the DTS core it does. Other non-Universal titles do not have this problem, at least for me.

BDRB may not "officially" support Dolby Atmos but I also mentioned that I recently backed up MI5 and Terminator Genisys, both with Dolby Atmos to BD9. At BD9 BDRB uses the Atmos core@640 so no re-encoding is necessary...
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Not really. I'll test it and see if I find anything...

How big are the M2V and AC3 files combined?
All file sizes appear to be normal:
.mpv is 3.21GB
.ac3 are 2x148MB (2 languages, 2-channel stereo each)

Here the log:
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[01.08.16] BD Rebuilder v0.50.11
[23:16:52] Source:  BRING_ME_THE_HEAD_OF_ALFREDO_GARCIA_00001
  - Input BD size: 3.79 GB
  - Approximate total content: [01:47:55.880]
  - Windows Version: 6.2 [9200]
  - MOVIE-ONLY/ALTERNATE OUTPUT mode enabled
  - Mode: MKV, Intact Video, Intact Audio
  - X264 Tweak(s) enabled
  - Decoding/Frame serving: DGDecNV
  - Audio Settings: AC3=0 DTS=1 HD=0 Kbs=640
[23:16:56] PHASE ONE, Encoding
 - [23:16:56] Processing: VID_00001 (1 of 1)
 - [23:16:56] Extracting A/V streams [VID_00001]
 - [23:20:48] Reencoding video [VID_00001]
 - [23:20:48] Keeping original video (no reencode)
 - [23:20:48] Processing audio tracks
   - Track 4352 (eng): Keeping original audio
   - Track 4353 (deu): Keeping original audio
[23:20:48]PHASE ONE complete
[23:20:48]PHASE TWO - Rebuild Started
 - [23:20:48] Building ALTERNATE OUTPUT Structure
[23:20:58] - Encode and Rebuild complete
[23:20:58] JOB: BRING_ME_THE_HEAD_OF_ALFREDO_GARCIA finished.
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Old 9th January 2016, 01:20   #23494  |  Link
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Check the audio, if it's atmos that's your problem. It's not an officially supported codec in the standard. It's an extension of it. You'll need to keep original audio or check if the audio converter eac3to? has an update that supports atmos. Bdrb doesn't officially support atmos.

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But Atmos is just an extension to a supported CODEC... so it should work.
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So what do you think jdobbs? This only recently started to happen on Universal titles, at least for me...
I'll pickup "Trainwreck" and do some testing. I saw that one at the theater, and it's definitely a keeper.
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Check the audio, if it's atmos that's your problem. It's not an officially supported codec in the standard. It's an extension of it. You'll need to keep original audio or check if the audio converter eac3to? has an update that supports atmos. Bdrb doesn't officially support atmos.

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FWIW, the newest version of Eac3to does indeed recognize and process Atmos tracks now...
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But Atmos is just an extension to a supported CODEC... so it should work.
It does, mentioned that above...

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I'll pickup "Trainwreck" and do some testing. I saw that one at the theater, and it's definitely a keeper.
FYI, it just ran both Trainwreck and Fast n Furious 7 through ClownBD re-encoding the DTS-MA to AC3@640 and both came out perfect. So something's up...

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FWIW, the newest version of Eac3to does indeed recognize and process Atmos tracks now...
I don't think BDRB uses eac3to...
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I don't think BDRB uses eac3to...
No, it doesn't, but just in reply to Ch3vr0n's comment about whether it did or didn't handle Atmos. I know, because I was sitting here waiting forever for them to update it
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Not really. I'll test it and see if I find anything...

How big are the M2V and AC3 files combined?
File sizes of all intermediate files are correct and the files are playable.

I tried with another DVD. Same problem. Alternate output to .mkv with intact audio and intact video fails, outputting a small .mkv only which is not playable. BD-RB finishes without error though.
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File sizes of all intermediate files are correct and the files are playable.

I tried with another DVD. Same problem. Alternate output to .mkv with intact audio and intact video fails, outputting a small .mkv only which is not playable. BD-RB finishes without error though.
I just tested it with an NTSC DVD source and it works fine. Unfortunately I don't have a PAL disc to test.

[Edit] Never mind, I found one in a box. I knew I had some for testing. I'll run some tests and see what I can find.
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