DVD ReBuilder - aktuelle Version

Morpheus · January 18, 2005 at 6:36 PM

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Das Status-Fenster ist jetzt so schmal, dass man den Text nicht mehr ganz lesen kann.

Stimmt ist wirklich nicht so toll, will man alles lesen muß man sich den Text in ein Textdokument kopieren.

UncasMS · January 18, 2005 at 8:13 PM

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Wobei das neue "Rockas Original" nicht so der Brüller ist

die rockas skins waren imho schon immer eine zumutung

ich weiss schon, warum ich alternativmodelle erstellt habe ^_~

Morpheus · January 18, 2005 at 10:01 PM

Auch auf die Gefahr hin das ich mich wieder einmal im OT-Breich bewege (sorry LigH).
Was bedeuten diese komischne Zeichen die du immer wieder mal machst?

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^_~

lanius · January 18, 2005 at 10:22 PM

Na da muß ich mal die andere Fraktion übernehmen

Ich finde den Skin von "Rockas Original" sehr gut. Es ist aufgeräumt alles klar sichtbar ohne viel Schnick Schnack.

Vonmiraus kann es so bleiben hätte da nix dagegen.

UncasMS · January 19, 2005 at 1:10 AM

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Was bedeuten diese komischne Zeichen die du immer wieder mal machst?

das soll eigentlich nur eine art augenzwinkern darstellen

Morpheus · January 19, 2005 at 3:27 PM

Wenn mans weiß, kann man es sogar erkennen.:D

Morpheus · January 30, 2005 at 11:16 AM

Version 0.73VIP ist raus:

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Changes in this version:

- Made code associated with timing adjustments more robust. This will fix many of the #0003, #0004 and #0006 errors experienced. It should also make DVD-RB more compatible with edited files from DVD ReMake and VOB Blanker.

- Added code to trap certain error #52 and '5' conditions caused by an invalid path. These errors are related to DVD ISO images that have been mounted. Some DVDs apparently have hidden illegal file info that forces these errors and causes DVD-RB (and other software) to fail.It should work now.

- Corrected an error in which null packets (generated by DVD Decrypter as a way of bypassing certain protection schemes) were incorrectly being inserted into into the output stream causing Error #0003 (possibly other errors as well depending upon positioning).

- Added a "BatchHeight=X" variable to the [MAIN] section of the Skin description. It makes it possible to relocate the batch box to the bottom of the screen (rather than only the right side). (Rockas rules).

- Added additional QuEnc support making newer versions more compatible. DVD-RB now outputs command line parameters to prevent muxing, which is reported to have been related to errors.

- Fixed an error in which the maximum bitrate was being incorrectly set at only 80% of the calculated value for PAL sources that were being encoded using OPV. Probably little/no impact -- but it's correct now.

- Changed defaults so all segments with less than 60 frames are encoded using CBR.Previously this only applied to half-d1. It seems CCE may have problems applying VBR to some exceptionally small sources.

- Added code to handle IFO cell table entries that reference sections of a VOB that is smaller than a cell (protection?) found on somerecent DVDs (e.g. Resident Evil Apocalypse, The Forgotten). DVD-RB ensures the structure remains true to the original.

- Moved the "Verbose Status Window" option to the "File" menu so it is grouped with the other status related options.

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Morpheus · February 2, 2005 at 6:07 AM

Version 0.74 VIP ist raus.

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Changes in this version:

- Cool new interface. Again designed by Rockas and it takes betteradvantage of the available space and all functions are logically positioned. Make sure you select "Rewrite Defaults" from the "Skins" menu to take advantage of this interface.

- Fixed an error in which OPV predictions on small files could getcaught in a forever loop and end with an error '6'. The change in 0.73 that forced CBR encoding was not allowing the adjustments.

- Fixed a minor error in which some qual_prec= settings in ECL fileswere being set to floating point values. Just a cleanup - no realeffect.

- Corrected a very elusive error related to flushing information atthe end of cells -- could have been responsible for some possiblestutter and audio drift.

- Fixed an error in which the "Rewrite Defaults" function wasn'tproperly updating the graphics files.

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lanius · February 2, 2005 at 7:47 AM

Version 0.72 PR ist raus.

Morpheus · February 6, 2005 at 1:47 PM

Version 0.75 VIP ist raus.

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Changes in this version:

- Found and fixed a bug that was causing "Runtime Error 9" at the
end of the PREPARE phase.

- Made a couple of (slight) adjustments to the OPV prediction code
to try and make sizing more accurate.

- Corrected an error in which the subtitles listbox was not being
disabled properly during execution. This could lead to changes
during execution that might cause anomalous behaviour.

- Added code so the values selected for VTSs under "Disable
Interlaced", "Resize to Half D1", and "Convert LB 4:3 to 16:9"
(all under the "OPTIONS/AVS OPTIONS/ADVANCED (EXPERT) OPTIONS"
are saved when set so they can be active during batch encoding.
In order to protect against accidentally setting and forgetting
them (causing unexpected results) , they will ONLY be activated
when loading as a project("FILE/OPEN PROJECT") which includes
loads in batch mode.

- Fixed an error in which switching skins while encoding in batch
mode might make the Batch listbox unavailable.

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Rippraff · February 6, 2005 at 2:04 PM

Das geht ja wie beim Brezelbacken, ich bin noch nicht mal dazu gekommen, die 73er geschweige denn die 74er zu testen...

Cu Rippraff

Morpheus · February 6, 2005 at 3:42 PM

Ich hab mit der 0.74 Version auch kein einzigen Film gemacht. Wollte ich heute machen aber das hat sich ja jetzt erledigt.

Laserman · February 6, 2005 at 4:01 PM

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Das geht ja wie beim Brezelbacken, ich bin noch nicht mal dazu gekommen, die 73er geschweige denn die 74er zu testen...

Cu Rippraff

geht mir genauso ;D

eDealer · February 13, 2005 at 1:24 PM

Version 0.76 VIP

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Changes in this version:

- Found and fixed an error that could cause "Runtime error '5'"
during the rebuild phase.
- Corrected an error in which the cell elapsed time was not being
correctly entered in NAVPACKS. It was resetting back to zero for
each segment (as opposed to each cell). This was reported to
cause playback problems on some players. Hats off to gm901 for
some outstanding beta testing and trouble reporting.
- Corrected an error in which the bitrates reported in the status
window were incorrect when sources were PREPAREed with
"Dynamically Assign Cell Bitrates" turned off.
- Added code to prevent the Q prediction routine from ever returning
a value less than 1. Also fixed an error that could cause output
from OPV to be oversized under some circumstances.
- Corrected the opv_brate_max value so the that it is contrained
by the sum of the audio tracks during Q prediction (as is true in
the actual encoding). This could theoretically improve prediction
accuracy.
- Inserted code to recognize QuEnc v0.54 and not use the "-mpeg2mux"
command line option (it causes a command line error).
- Corrected an error associated with the -cmatrix or -qlb switches in
QuEnc. The -cmatrix was not getting inserted on any versions other
than v0.54.
- Renamed the button for one-click mode from "Transcode" to "Backup
DVD" -- the term "Transcode" was a source of confusion for some.

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Rippraff · February 13, 2005 at 1:28 PM

Sauerei, ich hab die noch nicht...

Hat eigentlich irgendwer mal OPV getestet, ob das jetzt besser hinhaut? Gerade in der Hinsicht hat sich ja einiges in den 70er Versonen getan.

Cu Rippraff

Morpheus · February 13, 2005 at 2:46 PM

Ich hab die auch noch nicht.:(

Mit OPV hab ich mich bis jetzt nicht weiter beschäftigt. Aber wenn ich das einigermaßen richtig gelesen hab im englischem Forum. Dann ist es bei OPV wichtig die DGDecode 1.1.0 zunehmen. Bei den neueren Versionen soll es wohl zu falschen Werten kommen.

Schlunz · February 13, 2005 at 5:18 PM

Also ich hab schon Post bekommen. Ich hoffe, Ihr mittlerweile auch!

Mal nen Durchlauf starten...

eDealer · February 13, 2005 at 5:42 PM

Also, wenn man die 1.1.0 der DGdecode.dll nutzt, dann bringt schon die 0.75 deutlich bessere Ergebnisse. Die neue Version habe ich nich nicht getestet.

UncasMS · February 13, 2005 at 5:45 PM

habe vorhin mal mit 076 + opv einen durchgang laufen lassen

war nen schlechter scherz: keine 2gb

Rippraff · February 13, 2005 at 6:39 PM

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Also ich hab schon Post bekommen. Ich hoffe, Ihr mittlerweile auch!

:ja: 16:43 war sie da. Wahrscheinlich hat eDealer doppelt so viel gespendet.

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Dann ist es bei OPV wichtig die DGDecode 1.1.0 zunehmen. Bei den neueren Versionen soll es wohl zu falschen Werten kommen.

Womit wir wieder beim Thema sind mit Donalds mpeg2dec3/dgdecode-Dschungel. Wenn das nicht immer irgendwer hinschreiben würde, welche Version machen nutzen sollte, wär ich jedes Mal aufgeschmissen.

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Also, wenn man die 1.1.0 der DGdecode.dll nutzt, dann bringt schon die 0.75 deutlich bessere Ergebnisse. Die neue Version habe ich nich nicht getestet.

In Sachen OPV oder wie meenste?

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habe vorhin mal mit 076 + opv einen durchgang laufen lassen

war nen schlechter scherz: keine 2gb Heute 17:42

Also doch alles wie immer. ;D

Cu Rippraff

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