Amazons 1986 There are some videos that no matter how much

Amazons 1986

There are some videos that no matter how much bitrate I threw at it, it would always fall under my desired filesize. This often occurs with really dark movies, such as Underworld. You shouldn t be aiming for a size, but rather a quality level. If it looks good, who cares how small it is. You just have more space for other videos. Does the video look good at around 6GB? Actually BD rebuilder has just finished and the video size is 95GB lol. It looks ok in in quiet scenes but when theres a lot of action onscreen it looks terrible. I m wondering if it s because it s a branching title I m going to try and remux to a single seamless first and try again, trouble is it all takes so long I ve spent almost two whole days encoding so far with nothing to show for it. Hey ho. Did you make any edits in file that BD Rebuilder uses as its stored settings? BD Rebuilder is usually good enough to reach a specific filesize without any problems. Worst comes to worst, try a complete removal of BD Rebuilder, re-download, and try again. Downloaded it again, made no difference. This time the mux failed with a Gui unable to locate hWnd error. The workfiles indicate it would have been a small file again. I made a mistake with Ripbot in encodiing the audio separately before, this time I let Ripbot handle it and it turned out fine. I m giving up on BD Rebuilder and sticking with Ripbot in future. i have also added a guide on how to use it. BD Rebuilder 06 Beta Downloads Backing up Blu-rays with BD Rebuilder Adubvideo I ve been using BD Rebuilder for about 6 months and it s been working like a charm. Completely satisfied, it would do a Movie Only BD-R 25GB in about 2 hours or less. I recently installed the latest beta version and while it still provides a great movie, it now takes about 10 hours to process the video? I ve been using the default settings. If you were using a version from six months ago, chances are the Automatic Quality feature had not been added yet. This new feature will automatically choose an encoding profile for you. Since it is automatic, chances are it s not using the same profile that you were using originally. You can disable the Automatic Quality setting and select a specific profile. That way you can use the encoding profile that you chose originally. I just download BD Rebuilder but i cant seem to get it to open. It keep giving me this error code. After a year or so of successful ripping and burning using AnyDVD HD, BD Rebuilder, and ImgBurn, I m now trying to rip a 3D Blu-ray for the first time. AnyDVD HD recommends ripping to image, instead of ripping to hard disk like I m used to. In your BD Rebuilder tutorial and screencast, it looks like you initially ripped to hard disk. Will BD Rebuilder work the same way if the source path is an image file instead of the BDMV file structure? I suppose I ll just go ahead and try if I don t hear back from you, but I thought you might shed some insight as to why I have to change my method because it s 3D. No, not unless you mount the image file using something like Virtual Clone Drive, or Daemon Tools. BD Rebuilder only supports a limited subset of 3D Blurays those that use anaglyph.