Curly wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2024 5:20 am

I hope it's good for you because you're my man.

Yep, we're good now!

Please re-download and try again. -destpath="d:\My Folder\" You always must give the quotes. This feature works great, but there is a little problem. When you demux either a specific file (e.g.: eac3to MovieName 3: English.dts) or you just use the -demux command, a log.txt file is created. The log....

Curly wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 05, 2024 1:54 pm

Now we need Trunks to confirm sups are OK then we can release 3.44.

It's all good!

eac3to v3.43 command line: eac3to JFK 1) -demux ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Running in normal mode Keeping dialnorm M2TS, 2 video tracks, 3 audio tracks, 1 subtitle track, 3:25:30, 24p 1: Chapters, 13 chapters 2: h265/HEVC, 2160p24 (16:9), 10 bits ...

How to start 2024? By having a new issue with the subtitles! lol This time, it's for the movie JFK (1991) . For some reason, Shout! Factory decided to have a seamless branching disc, although there is only one cut of the movie (director's cut) on the 4K Blu-ray. The movie's length is 3 h 25 min 30 s...

It's good now!

There is a problem with v3.43 and demuxing a 4K Blu-ray. eac3to shows an error when you try to demux the HEVC video (either the video alone or with the -demux command). No problem with v3.42. eac3to 3.42: eac3to v3.42 command line: eac3to Elemental 2) 2: Video.h265 ----------------------------------...

Windows Defender doesn't seem to like v3.42, it says "Win32/Wacapew.C!ml": https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/29d ... bf65ce009d

3.41 is okay: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/083 ... 7ebfa11db6

Indeed, seems to work fine with .h265. I was using .hevc because it was a video demuxed with DGDemux and DGDemux uses .hevc.

eac3to 3.34 is able to change the framerate of a video, but not 3.41. If you want to change a 24 FPS video to 23.976 FPS for example. eac3to 3.34: eac3to v3.34 command line: eac3to Video24.hevc Video24.hevc -24.000 -changeTo23.976 ---------------------------------------------------------------------...

No, it's the opposite. DGDemux is the one adding a chapter at the end when it shouldn't. With Elemental for example, the menu shows 27 chapters. With eac3to_mod, there are indeed 27 chapters. But with DGDemux, there are 28. https://i.imgur.com/2gYPAo9.jpg Plus, DGDemux's last chapter doesn't make se...

Works fine now, nice!

With eac3to 3.3.6 (PCM): no problem, same thing as v3.34.
With DGDemux (W64): no problem.
With eac3to_mod and out.w64: no problem.

There is a problem with some Blu-rays that have LPCM tracks. One of them is Mean Street (Criterion): https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Mean-Streets-Blu-ray/343741/ When you demux with eac3to, everything works fine. eac3to v3.34 command line: eac3to Mean.Streets.1973 1) -demux --------------------------...

Now we're good!

Well, one fix is needed. For Elemental, the subs are in sync with the 4K Blu-ray, but not the 1080p Blu-ray for some reason. Not sure why. The audio tracks are in sync for both versions.

This is nice, yes. The option to specify the minimum time is great too. Maybe having a command like -allplaylists/-showallplaylists or something like that could be useful for those who absolutely want all the playlists for some reason. But let's be honest here, it doesn't seem like a necessity for t...

I think it's good, yes. The only change that may bother people is related to the playlists. With the original eac3to, you get a few playlists displayed and quickly know which one to use. With eac3to_mod, you get all the playlists, and there can be a lot. For Elemental for example, there are 395 play...

Interesting. I'm re-ripping Elemental bluray to investigate. I don't understand your .* extensions. What is that all about? E.g., Video4K.* You can use .* so eac3to automatically uses the right extension for the file. Instead of typing 2: Video4K.h265 3: English.thd 8: French.eac3 9: Spanish.eac3 1...

It looks like there is a regression with the latest version. With Elemental (Full HD), there are a ton of errors for the video like "[v02] Video overlaps for 16124 frames at playtime 0:00:59. <WARNING>". eac3to v3.40 command line: eac3to_mod.exe Elemental 3) -demux -progressnumbers -----------------...

So far so good. More tests are needed to be sure, but you did a good job with this one! I see that you've changed the -progressnumbers command, so now the progress bar is only one line, instead of one line per new percent. That's great too, thanks! Regarding this, would it be possible to add -progre...

So why is avcodec-54.dll faulting? And version 0.0.0.0? Is it the one that comes with 3.36? Simple demuxing should not even require that DLL. Hmm, I wonder if this is related to the crash described in https://www.rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic.php?p=18628#p18628 I just took a look at the Windows' er...

Indeed, subtitles are in sync now, at least for Elemental. Almost the same timecodes as DGDemux (eac3to_mod on the left, DGDemux on the right): https://www.diffchecker.com/Re6eGD3Z/. And when there is a difference, it's only... 1ms. So we're good!

This needs confirmation, but it looks like there is a bug with eac3to_mod that doesn't exist with the original eac3to. It seems you can't demux the TrueHD (Atmos) and the AC3 for compatibility when the name is the same (but the extension is different, of course). There is no problem when you use -de...

Yes, subtitles are in sync with DGDemux.

By the way, would it be possible to keep the debug messages like "[a08] Audio has a gap of 102ms at playtime 0:03:11. <WARNING>" with a setting in the .INI file?