BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only

[musiclover]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

Does anyone know of a program that can join MKV/M2TS files into a single MKV/M2TS? It turns out some of the discs I am working on do not have a play-all type playlist. At the moment that means I have to use VideoReDo to join them, but VRD does not work with sub-titles, so they are lost.

These are the videos that I have upconverting to 2160/25.

MakeMKV doesn't seem to have an option to do so.

Thanks.

MKVToolnix can do that. Right click on the file and choose append

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by musiclover

MKVToolnix can do that. Right click on the file and choose append

Man... you'd really think someone called 'Mr. Video' would know about this...

[gonca]

If your audio is THD then you have carry the THD + AC3 core and merge them at the end if you want to create a playable BD disc

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by musiclover

MKVToolnix can do that. Right click on the file and choose append

I never use MKVToolnix. I always use the mkv program via the command line. It'll recompute the chapter marks as well as the subtitle timings?

UPDATE: No need to do a right-click. Just drag all of the files to be merged and go from there.

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by gonca

If your audio is THD then you have carry the THD + AC3 core and merge them at the end if you want to create a playable BD disc

The audio is either plain DD or DTS-MA. All are from the DVDs and/or Blu-rays.

[jellyhead1]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

Does anyone know of a program that can join MKV/M2TS files into a single MKV/M2TS? It turns out some of the discs I am working on do not have a play-all type playlist. At the moment that means I have to use VideoReDo to join them, but VRD does not work with sub-titles, so they are lost.

These are the videos that I have been upconverting to 2160/25.

MakeMKV doesn't seem to have an option to do so.

Thanks.

MKVToolNix (Append) or tsMuxerGUI (Join)

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

I never use MKVToolnix. I always use the mkv program via the command line. It'll recompute the chapter marks as well as the subtitle timings?

UPDATE: No need to do a right-click. Just drag all of the files to be merged and go from there.

You can use mkvmerge.exe to create an MKV -- you just add plus signs between the multiple filenames and they will be appended to each other.

[Blurayhd]

How do you burn to disc those movies that you encode to bd25 with rebuilder? years ago I use IMGburn but I cant remember what options to set i ask this because when I try to play in some rerwritable disc player (in my case Play 3) cant play it

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by Blurayhd

How do you burn to disc those movies that you encode to bd25 with rebuilder? years ago I use IMGburn but I cant remember what options to set i ask this because when I try to play in some rerwritable disc player (in my case Play 3) cant play it

I put a link (shortcut) on my desktop to IMGBURN. Here is what I added to the "Target" area of the properties:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE DEVICE /DEST G: /FILESYSTEM "UDF"/UDFREVISION "2.50"

My burner is drive G:

When it starts, just add the folder that contains the Blu-Ray file (BDMV, etc) and burn.

You can also select "Burn to Disc (with IMGBURN)" from the SETTINGS/OUTPUT OPTIONS menu in BD-RB if you want it to do it automatically at the end of the rebuild. You can tell it which drive to use with a hidden option:

IMGBURN_TARGET_DEVICE=s

s = Drive to use for burning with ImgBurn (ex: e:, f:, etc)

[cartman0208]

Originally Posted by gonca

It has been in BETA, free, for about 15 years....

You mean ... almost as long as BD Rebuilder
Sorry, couldn't resist

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by cartman0208

You mean ... almost as long as BD Rebuilder
Sorry, couldn't resist

You have to go for a record in something!

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

You can use mkvmerge.exe to create an MKV -- you just add plus signs between the multiple filenames and they will be appended to each other.

Thanks for the info.

[Lathe]

Originally Posted by Blurayhd

How do you burn to disc those movies that you encode to bd25 with rebuilder? years ago I use IMGburn but I cant remember what options to set i ask this because when I try to play in some rerwritable disc player (in my case Play 3) cant play it

After using IMGBurn for many years, I started to have trouble with it. So, I started using BurnAwareFree which I've used to burn probably well over 100 playable Blu-rays, as well as data discs with MKV files and also ISO files. I've never had one issue with it and it is free.

You just drop the BDMV/CERT files or the individual MKV's together or an ISO into the window and click 'Burn' Couldn't be easier...

HIGHLY Recommend it!

[cartman0208]

Originally Posted by Blurayhd

How do you burn to disc those movies that you encode to bd25 with rebuilder? years ago I use IMGburn but I cant remember what options to set i ask this because when I try to play in some rerwritable disc player (in my case Play 3) cant play it

From my experience rewritable discs do not play well on BD Players.
Did you try a one-time writable disc for comparison?

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by cartman0208

From my experience rewritable discs do not play well on BD Players.

Interesting. I've never had an issue playing rewritable BD discs in my BD players or my UHD player.

[cartman0208]

To be more specific ... it was a 100GB rewritable disc.
And of course it depends on the player ... and the writing drive.

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

Interesting. I've never had an issue playing rewritable BD discs in my BD players or my UHD player.

Originally Posted by cartman0208

To be more specific ... it was a 100GB rewritable disc.
And of course it depends on the player ... and the writing drive.

I've never had an issue either. But I don't think I've ever used a rewritable that was more than 25GB.

[Blurayhd]

I dont know why I tried with diferent movies that are 2160p MKV to reencode in 1080p and I always get an error from BDrebuilder, and just for curious I tried with another tool and encode just fine

I so like to encode with Rebuilder but like I sayng when I select as source an 2160p mkv and alternate movie 1080p justs give me an error

[jdobbs]

Originally Posted by Blurayhd

I dont know why I tried with diferent movies that are 2160p MKV to reencode in 1080p and I always get an error from BDrebuilder, and just for curious I tried with another tool and encode just fine

I so like to encode with Rebuilder but like I sayng when I select as source an 2160p mkv and alternate movie 1080p justs give me an error

This happens during import?

[Blurayhd]

Originally Posted by jdobbs

This happens during import?

No, this happens few seconds when reencode starts "Failed video encode", cancel