[RESOLVED] Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
If I may, another approach
Index and demux from very beginning (start 0)
Do what has to be done (in my case encode)
Remux
Then use MKVToolNix to trim the beginning part
Only needs one quick index (on encoded file, which is quick) to obtain start point for range.
I am good with letting go of delay reporting for transport streams
P.S.
Delay reporting works great for MKV since that is one "big" file, no surprises
Index and demux from very beginning (start 0)
Do what has to be done (in my case encode)
Remux
Then use MKVToolNix to trim the beginning part
Only needs one quick index (on encoded file, which is quick) to obtain start point for range.
I am good with letting go of delay reporting for transport streams
P.S.
Delay reporting works great for MKV since that is one "big" file, no surprises
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Yes, that can be an alternative as long as you know that your file begins with 0 delay. Not everything does.
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Yes, but it's valid only if the MKV file is in sync.
I'm probably going to ditch delay reporting for everything. I want people to use perceptual alignment, not a hacky heuristic with possibly invalid assumptions and prerequisites. Then I can't be blamed for audio desyncs.
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Good point
But at the beginning delay reporting is good, no range to bring up the weird stuff
Maybe leave delay reporting in with a note about it in the docs
EDIT
Just read your last post
Yeah, why shoot yourself in the foot?
But at the beginning delay reporting is good, no range to bring up the weird stuff
Maybe leave delay reporting in with a note about it in the docs
EDIT
Just read your last post
Yeah, why shoot yourself in the foot?
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Some files do not start with 0 delay! For example, off-air TS captures, or just trimmed TS files.
Someone will have to make a strong case to get me to keep any delay reporting at all. In the modern world there are just too many ways to go wrong with the old DVD-era heuristic. And what developer wouldn't want to simplify his code?
Someone will have to make a strong case to get me to keep any delay reporting at all. In the modern world there are just too many ways to go wrong with the old DVD-era heuristic. And what developer wouldn't want to simplify his code?
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Don't think this is a strong case but MKV delay reporting has worked perfectly fine so far
Either way. I support your decision
Either way. I support your decision
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Possibly, but of what use is it?
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Until now I extract the mpls as a MKV then trim and index, and demux
Possible future, index and demux and at end remux to MKV and use DGIndexNV to give me the start/end points for trimming
Not a strong argument
Possible future, index and demux and at end remux to MKV and use DGIndexNV to give me the start/end points for trimming
Not a strong argument
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
OK, I see.
With the recent addition of PGS demuxing, I am trying to eliminate the need for going through MakeMKV, but I acknowledge that many people use it, especially as it is (currently) a free solution for ripping.
I'll think through all the ramifications before deciding. Thanks for your valuable input, and for reporting this issue.![grateful :salute:](./images/smilies/icon_salute.gif)
With the recent addition of PGS demuxing, I am trying to eliminate the need for going through MakeMKV, but I acknowledge that many people use it, especially as it is (currently) a free solution for ripping.
I'll think through all the ramifications before deciding. Thanks for your valuable input, and for reporting this issue.
![grateful :salute:](./images/smilies/icon_salute.gif)
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Actually I use MKVToolNix
Take your time to think about it, see if other users have any input, and then its your decision, it is your software that you maintain and improve at no additional costs to the users.
Again, I support whatever your decision will be
Take your time to think about it, see if other users have any input, and then its your decision, it is your software that you maintain and improve at no additional costs to the users.
Again, I support whatever your decision will be
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Aha, but that does not use the DELAY value, does it? It uses the RANGE in the DGI. Am I mistaken?
You use mkvtoolnix to rip? Or you rip with DVDFab or something and then go for an MKV? That's what I am trying to avoid having to do.
Just want to be clear on what we might be giving up.
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
I use MKVToolNix to remux the main movie mpls to a MKV at present
Yes, it uses the RANGE in the dgi since the whole file is trimmed, delays not necessary
If Range is out of the picture, I believe that your software is reporting accurately.
If you wish I will test later on today
Yes, it uses the RANGE in the dgi since the whole file is trimmed, delays not necessary
If Range is out of the picture, I believe that your software is reporting accurately.
If you wish I will test later on today
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Yes, if you could try my process just to confirm it, that would be great. That said, your way is fine, too, but I think you already said it works fine, and does not require any DELAY reporting.
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
I tried your way and that works, too, but it requires that the file starts with 0 delay. I'll document both ways.
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
The VLC approach works well, in fact I have used it in the past for special cases
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Hi,
just came across this thread which I'm also interested in, because I had a source lately and I couldn't explain the delay. My question where is this dump file from? How could I create it?
BTW I use MPC to test the delay with NUM + [+] / [-] in 10ms steps. Any advantage to use VLC?
ggtop
just came across this thread which I'm also interested in, because I had a source lately and I couldn't explain the delay. My question where is this dump file from? How could I create it?
BTW I use MPC to test the delay with NUM + [+] / [-] in 10ms steps. Any advantage to use VLC?
ggtop
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
In Settings, enable Log Timestamps before doing Save Project. The timestamps dump file will be created (TS and PS only).
Nope, I just wasn't aware of it. Thanks for pointing it out. 10ms steps is better, and MPC can open AVS scripts. Thanks for pointing it out.BTW I use MPC to test the delay with NUM + [+] / [-] in 10ms steps. Any advantage to use VLC?
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Thank you. Will try this the next days. Do you have a (commandline) tool which analyzes those "easy to find" timestamp mismatches?
![Thinking :scratch:](./images/smilies/icon_scratch2.gif)
Glad I could benefit something you didn't know alreadyNope, I just wasn't aware of it. Thanks for pointing it out.
![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
ggtop
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Hi Donald,
just dumped the timestamps (only a small part) of the m2ts into a file. I'm not sure how to read it correctly though.
Both video & audio start at 11650. But depending on the DTS and PTS values there could be the delay I'm hearing (~250msec).
Audio PID is 1102.
Thank you for having a quick look.
ggtop
just dumped the timestamps (only a small part) of the m2ts into a file. I'm not sure how to read it correctly though.
Both video & audio start at 11650. But depending on the DTS and PTS values there could be the delay I'm hearing (~250msec).
Audio PID is 1102.
Thank you for having a quick look.
ggtop
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DGIndexNV Timestamps Dump
frame rate = 23.976024
leading B frames = 0
PCR1001 289155381 [10709 ms]
V1011 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
V1011 DTS 1044806 [11608 ms]
[GOP started]
V1011 PTS 1056067 [11734 ms]
V1011 DTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
A1100 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
A1101 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
A1102 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
A1103 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
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A1103 PTS 1048560 [11650 ms]
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A1100 PTS 1059810 [11775 ms]
V1011 PTS 1059821 [11775 ms]
A1100 PTS 1059885 [11776 ms]
A1100 PTS 1059960 [11777 ms]
A1100 PTS 1060035 [11778 ms]
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A1102 PTS 1060080 [11778 ms]
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A1104 PTS 1060080 [11778 ms]
A1105 PTS 1060080 [11778 ms]
A1106 PTS 1060080 [11778 ms]
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A1103 PTS 1060080 [11778 ms]
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PCR1001 294002115 [10888 ms]
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A1103 PTS 1062960 [11810 ms]
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Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
Players are supposed to use PTS to determine the presentation time.
The mechanism records the video PTS of the first IDR or I frame of the project range and the PTS of the first audio. Then the difference is reported. The timestamps trace should show the frame type to be fully useful. In your trace, probably the first frame is an IDR, so the delay would be reported as 0. Strange that you would have a large delay.
I don't trust this heuristic mechanism anymore. I've described three ways it can go wrong and there may be more. I'm not very motivated to try to hack it to make it better.
The mechanism records the video PTS of the first IDR or I frame of the project range and the PTS of the first audio. Then the difference is reported. The timestamps trace should show the frame type to be fully useful. In your trace, probably the first frame is an IDR, so the delay would be reported as 0. Strange that you would have a large delay.
I don't trust this heuristic mechanism anymore. I've described three ways it can go wrong and there may be more. I'm not very motivated to try to hack it to make it better.
Re: Bad delay values for audio demuxed from bluray with a range set
I know you weren't asking for anything. I was just trying to make my position clear. If you figure out the source of your unexpected delay please let me know. Thanks.