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18th December 2016, 21:01 | #25383 | Link |
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Eventually I found the reason for the failing full backup SBS encode:
The original disc (ripped as 3D .iso) was small enough to fit on a BD25 without re-encoding (from a file size point of view). In addition to enabling SBS in the settings and putting TYPE_OF_3D=0 in the .ini, I have to put FORCE_ENCODE=1 in the .ini. Otherwise the 3D clips are just getting remuxed as 2D (base stream only). I think it would probably make sense to trigger the forced encoding automatically in this case, because SBS encoding of 3D MVC sources will always require re-encoding, independent of any size constraints. Any thoughts? |
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[Edit] It has been fixed for the next release. Last edited by jdobbs; 18th December 2016 at 23:18. |
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20th December 2016, 08:11 | #25390 | Link |
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Does the "invalid disc" show up with new backups or with imported/quick re-authored material from earlier backups? Is the video/audio getting (re-)encoded, or is it just copied as is to the new disc?
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Another issue for Full 3D backup (and similar for Movie + Menu backup): - The disc plays correctly for FRIM/MVC backups. - The disc loads but the Menu fails to play for (forced) Half-SBS backups (player stops, black screen). For Half-SBS, all but one of the menu and intro clips are left untouched (monoscopic) or remuxed (in-mux) as MVC, but one is getting Half-SBS encoded. Does this mixture of MVC/in-mux and Half-SBS possibly fool the player? Or is this perhaps another bug? Edit: If it helps I could send you the playlists and Clipinf of the 2 versions (FRIM/MVC and Half-SBS). Disc is for example Legend of Tarzan. Last edited by Sharc; 20th December 2016 at 11:28. |
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What does it mean when it says no video header found? Sorry, I made my own bluray. I was trying to shrink it down to fit on a single layer disc. I get an error popping up saying no video header found and then No Data Check Your PIDS. It then goes to completing remainder of indexing and it hangs. I was thinking it was my homemade disc, but I just tried starting the program and it doesnt even want to start, its hanging at the splash screen. I am now getting an error box that I am having trouble posting but it says Error Condition and BD Rebuilder experienced an error 2501 [12:15:22] ScanDirectory() 00009 2501
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My Blu-ray source is 1080i, 25fps. I don't apply a deinterlacer because the video is progressive. Alternate output to mkv container 1280x720 produces 1280x720p25 which is not blu-ray compliant. I think it should be 50fps using frame duplication, i.e. changefps() rather than assumefps() in the script for this type of source, no? Is this a bug, or a "don't care" for .mkv ouput? P.S. It does it right for Blu-Ray structure output, so the question is only for alternate outputs. |
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IMHO it is a don't care. The last thing you need is a file twice the size it needs to be. 720p25 MKV file are playable in any Blu-ray player that plays MKV files.
Frankly, I'd bet that you would be hard pressed to find a relatively new Blu-ray player that wouldn't play 720p25 videos even when authored as a Blu-ray disc. |
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BD-RB doesn't put the same restrictions on ALTERNATE output files (e.g. MKV) that it would on a BD. For example, if you have auto GOP set, it can have GOPs that are 250 frames, which would be illegal for BD. At one point I was trying to create them to be compatible, but I gave up on that idea for the sake of encoding efficiency.
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File size is not a problem at all. The file will become only slightly bigger, because x264 encodes the duplicated frames very very efficiently (another method I didn't mention would be to apply --pulldown). But let's hope that you are right and very most Blu-ray players will actually play 720p25.
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