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I'll look into that real deep then because Doctor Who is still buggin out and I'm running the git master head with ffmpeg. thanks :D (UPDATE) system: gentoo ~amd64 rebuilt ffmpeg: ffmpeg version N-59422-g828ac6d rebuilt all depending programs (vlc,smplayer,etc....) build technique: unmask ffmpeg in ...

Thanks, I have a fully working AVISynth solution, but would like to do the same in handbrake as editing AVS then remuxing ,etc in megui can become a chore is all.

@HTMLSpinnr in Avisynth I have to use cycle=6 with Tdecimate. I notice there is a custom detelcine box and in ffmpeg CLI via decimate you can specifity this. Is there a proper(ish) way to do so in handbrake?

It has made progress but is still incomplete. The only feature left missing is b-frame support in interlaced VC-1 and the old ones do not have that. You will notice this as blocky patches in scenes that are static. In windows you may be telling it not use libav under settings which is why it works, ...

@vexar01 the reason handbrake is bigger is because it can't follow the video cycle rate and decimate properly. they took 25fps and interlaced/telecined it to 29.97fps. in avisynth with Tdecimate I specifiy cycle=6 to have it look for and drop one frame every 6 frames (5 normally for ntsc) and give m...

as Romansh said VC-1 software decoding is broke still for intrlaced VC-1 in opensource decoders (most Dr. Who discs). to convert your going to need a windows box and avisynth (leaving the details out...google). for just playback ensure hardware decoding (GPU decoding) is enabled as the the player ju...

Been there, My Pioneer BDR-XD04 would draw too much on read errors and would fail. Got a Diamond 4 port usb 3.0 hub with a 3.6amp power adaptor and been ripping away. Invest in a good hub as alot of 4-ports only have a 1.5-2amp supply and will not work even though they are "in spec"

Mr. google is having a hard time with this, if you can temporarly choose English under settings and then post the output I'm sure more help would come out.

Fixed with ffmpeg and libav updating so most PC programs are working too (MPC-HC, vlc, mpv, Smplayer, etc). VLC on my Android (yes, it exists...) plays fine via streaming off my apache server (ripped first and put on server). Check the hombrew community for updates, as a few years ago they had some ...

Hello folks,

@Mike_Admin: as simple as your solution is there is one problem...us Linux folks don't have a lisenced player to verifiy this on. After trail and error 506 (Title 40) worked. Any update on a easier way?

in mkvtoolnix open one, then click append and select the second title, may be a brief pause where the two join but hardly noticable

Welcome back, Mike does put in the work and for the price it is a awsome cross-platform solution.

Okay here we go... Disc: Star Wars Episode 02-Attack Of The Clones-BD Rip DTS-MA copy: complete Rip DTS-MA to FLAC: Fail, no error messages, just program exit @Mango , compiled ffmpeg and libav from GIT and both map the DTS-MA correctly now so thanks. I Will marks this thread as follow. @Mike_Admin,...

Well did some more homework. Think the problem is with FFMEG, as anything that uses it does not decode the 6.1 channels right (FFPLAY, VLC,etc...) while anything based on libav does (mpv, MPC-HC,etc) and you are right about the flac sizes straight from MakeMKV. I was talking about decompress-recompr...

Using a version from dtsdecoder.dll from TMT6 under Arch linux of all things and have had only one audio issue (See end). converting with FFMPEG to opus and aac shows the source correctly (24bit 5.1/7.1/etc...) The only movies that act stupid are the Star Wars set but they use a odd 6.1 mixing. for ...