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Originally Posted by superleo

I read on a Finnish (Finland) A/V forum that they had some trouble with the music disc. It was mentioned that the Eagles clip is corrupted and that the volume level from Chicago is 10-15db lower than the rest of the clips.

Just a clarification, nothing additional as far as processing or altering the clips has been done to them on either the audio or video other than extract them and cut them. The audio and video are the same as the original discs. Once thing that I've noticed is that the Dolby TrueHD audio is usually mastered at a lower level compared to the DTS, but this is not coming from the authored disc but from the original mastered disc. Also, I believe that the difference on the Chicago clip is because the sound for this clip is LPCM, so depending on your specific receiver/pre and what it does to the different types of codecs. There is usually a place in the configuration for the receiver/pre where you can adjust for these differences, at least I know the Onkyo/Integra receivers/pre have it.

Anyone else experiencing anything like this?

I would love to hear directly form our Finnish friends, don't worry about English, my Finnish is worst than your English for sure.

Originally Posted by smokarz

having problem downloading surround disc.

anyone else?

Originally Posted by smokarz

having problem downloading surround disc.

anyone else?

Originally Posted by superleo

I read on a Finnish (Finland) A/V forum that they had some trouble with the music disc. It was mentioned that the Eagles clip is corrupted and that the volume level from Chicago is 10-15db lower than the rest of the clips.

Just a clarification, nothing additional as far as processing or altering the clips has been done to them on either the audio or video other than extract them and cut them. The audio and video are the same as the original discs. Once thing that I've noticed is that the Dolby TrueHD audio is usually mastered at a lower level compared to the DTS, but this is not coming from the authored disc but from the original mastered disc. Also, I believe that the difference on the Chicago clip is because the sound for this clip is LPCM, so depending on your specific receiver/pre and what it does to the different types of codecs. There is usually a place in the configuration for the receiver/pre where you can adjust for these differences, at least I know the Onkyo/Integra receivers/pre have it.

Anyone else experiencing anything like this?

I would love to hear directly form our Finnish friends, don't worry about English, my Finnish is worst than your English for sure.

Originally Posted by cdnbum88

I completed the Animation DVD and it worked well, but the Bass one locks my Oppo up.

I thought I did the exact same RAR extraction and then ImgBurn.

What is the folder structure for the DVD?

For the Animation Stuff I have that as the first folder name and then the next level down is Disc and Index Files.

For the Bass Stuff I originally had that as the top and then the first folder down then BDMV and Index and Movie Files. So I am reburning without the Bass Stuff as the second level and the BDMV and IMF second instead. It is still burning as I type.

Any reason the folder structure would have an impact?

Originally Posted by superleo

The cutting I've done it with TsMuxer and the actual disc is a long process. Menus are created in Photoshop then imported into Scenarist and then authored with Scenarist.

I've heard lately that most professionals that do this kind of stuff are now using Sony Blu-print, but for the regular guy MultiAVCHD has most of the tools you would need and creates very nice menus with out going to technical. MultiHVCHD can be used to cut the clips too.

Originally Posted by grey9hound

Maybe someone can help me ?
I have been seeding from the first disc and my Pc is always on.
But, I have a problem . I originally unpacked the RAR files and they were IFO and VOB.
I also Had a program called media encoder . I ran it and was trying to see what it would and would not convert to . I ended up coverting the files to .mpls in the Playlist folder and m2ts in the Stream folder . I tried to go back and unrar them again into IFo and VOB,BUT now everytime i unrar or unzip (wit winzip) it always converts everything to mpls and m2ts. i even uninstalled media encoder ,and tried again . It still unzips or unrars to mpls and m2ts.
I do not even know which format i need touse to burn with Imageburn
Any Help??
Thank You,
Dennis

Originally Posted by primetimeguy

Unpacking these will never result in IFO and VOB, so you must be mistaken. Are you trying to burn a bluray disc? Or did you try converting to dvd using media coder and that is what you were thinking?

Originally Posted by primetimeguy

Unpacking these will never result in IFO and VOB, so you must be mistaken. Are you trying to burn a bluray disc? Or did you try converting to dvd using media coder and that is what you were thinking?

Originally Posted by grey9hound

What does Winrar unpack them to ?

Originally Posted by primetimeguy

M2ts and pls like you had mentioned.....those are bluray format files.

Originally Posted by grey9hound

Thank you.
I must have seen some other files . If i want to convert them to burn to Dual layer dvd i should convert to what please .
Thanks again

Originally Posted by primetimeguy

Do you intend to play this on a DVD player or a Blu-Ray player?

The intent of these discs is to burn them on a DVD but in Blu-Ray format. This way you get Blu-Ray resolution but can do it on cheaper DVD media.

Originally Posted by grey9hound

Blu-Ray Player Sony BDP-S550

Originally Posted by primetimeguy

Ok, then you want to keep them in the format they are in, but burn to a dual layer DVD. I can't help you there as I just stream them on my media player and don't actually burn the discs. Others here should be able to help you out with the burning though, good luck!