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Still no max bitrate 50000.
CRF 18 mBitrate=50000 in de alterternate.txt file. Add TWEAK_ALTERNATE_NV=--max-bitrate 50000 --vbv-bufsize 50000 in the BDREBUILDER.ini file. LASTCMD.TEXT: "C:\BD_Rebuilder\tools\nvenc\nvencc.exe" --avhw -i "G:\BDRB_WORK\IMPORTS\UNCUT_GEMS\BDMV\STREAM\00000.m2ts" --codec h264 --preset quality --bluray --vbr 0 --vbr-quality 18 --aq-temporal --keyfile "G:\BDRB_WORK\WORKFILES\VID_00000.CHP" --aud --pic-struct --vbv-bufsize 50000 --max-bitrate 50000 --gop-len 24 --max-bitrate 50000 --vbv-bufsize 50000 -o "G:\BDRB_WORK\WORKFILES\VID_00000.AVS.264" |
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You're probably right. It makes complete sense since the maximum video bitrate for bluray (HD) actually is 40Mbs, with the combined audio/video being 48Mbs. I would have thought, though, that a later command line callout would override it.
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So jdobbs, no worries, 40000 is okay for me. Last edited by Glarioo; 22nd October 2020 at 18:53. |
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Not sure if this qualifies as a bug but in newer versions of Windows 10 there is a setting called "Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support" (it's in Control Panel -> Region -> Change system locale). When it is enabled BDRB gives a "2501 Source Check() 00009 2501" and "Select Source is not BD format" errors when opening a BD source.
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In the meantime I will look at that error, try to repeat it, and see if I can track down why it is happening. Last edited by jdobbs; 27th October 2020 at 22:24. |
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Hello everyone. I'm completely new here. First of all many thanks to jdobbs for a wonderful piece of software, you're the best. Now then, I think I've read a lot of the thread and I'm not sure if what I'm going to report has been reported already but here goes. Yesterday I tried to encode a BD from BD50 to BD25 with Nvenc and it so happens that this BD had secondary video. Nvenc couldn't deal with that. The original .264 file for the secondary video was 9 Mb and the resulting file was 2 Gb, more importantly the bitrate for the main video was drastically reduced because of it.
I don't know if I'm making myself clear, english is not my native language so please bear with me, if you need anymore details I'll be happy to provide them if I can. Thanks again |
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The full processing log (look into the WORKING folder) would be a good starting point. BTW Sure you have a 9 MB secondary video? Sounds short :-) There is no (Blu-Ray) compatible bitrate that could inflate it into a 2 GB file... Mediainfo report of that file / playlist could be helpful as well. ggtop Last edited by ggtop; 29th October 2020 at 14:59. |
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Has anybody here encoded a BD, with secondary video, with nvenc, without any problems? And yes, it was very strange to me too to see a file so big come out of something so small but it happened so I'm a believer now. |
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I decided to try and get the info needed to illustrate my problem, it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Here it is.
First, the BD-RB log, I stopped it of course because it's pointless to let it finish. Of interest here is to look at the encoding bitrate for the file VID_0045 after the secondary video is encoded: Quote:
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First the BD-RB log, notice the encoding bitrate for the file VID_0045 this time around, it's practically doubled: Quote:
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To me it seems like a problem with the encoder, not the file itself, but these are my two cents, I hope it helps and if there really is a problem that it can be solved. I appreciate the help. |
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Well, I made a long post documenting my findings but I guess it was too long or something because the moderator didn't see fit to publish it, so I wasted my time there. Instead I'm going to try and document an interesting finding. It seems the problem lies in the command line. While doing the encode I went to the LASTCMD.TXT file and found this:
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also if your posting long bits of log and data you need to wrap them in "code" to encase it in a smaller window thats scrollable Last edited by Mike-uk; 30th October 2020 at 11:16. |
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The nerve of some people. For your information I name all my rips in the same manner whether you like it or not. If you're not gonna help or won't gonna help, or worst of all can't help then spare me your comments. And yes, I'm upset because you have no right to be making assumptions about me. At least show some sign that you have a clue about the problem, all you have done is question me without even trying to help so what's the deal here? Anyway it doesn't matter. It's obvious that this is not a support forum but more like a fan club, only members of the "gang" get help here with their questions. It's been days and not a soul has a clue as to the problem, or even worse they're saying nothing because I'm not in the "circle". If the source has secondary video I'll just use x264 and problem solved. Have a good day. |
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Regarding the "visiting", ever heard of the torrentfreak new site? Nobody here is explicitly saying you're lying, or anything like it. All we're saying is that (based on multiple other posters here) everyone that used a source rip named like that as a volume label, every single one of them had problems. Every single one of them used a pirated rip, which in turn had been pre-processed by other tools (non-bdrb) which then cause problems for processing with bdrb.
And no, i havent done anything but question you. The other guy was CV91913, that guy aint me. |
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