No it doesn't, there are a number of badly pressed discs, but they aren't purposely designed glitches.The Avatar source disk comes with purposely designed hicups or glitches so it is difficult to back-up.
No it doesn't, there are a number of badly pressed discs, but they aren't purposely designed glitches.The Avatar source disk comes with purposely designed hicups or glitches so it is difficult to back-up.
You could try mixing & matching. The audio will possibly be out of sync though (2 seconds difference in the 2 titles). Demux both 1 & 2 with eac3to & drag them into tsMuxeR GUI.
Mike, it has been a while since the last update of ClownBD. In the meantime there were a few new releases pf EAC3TO (and perhaps to the other tools as well - I didn't check them). Do you recommend users to upgrade the necessary tools or stick with the ones you packaged together with ClownBD 0.76?
Also, would you recommend me to use your new tool (the one supporting menus, etc) even if I am only interested in the main movie? (meaning, I should not expect future updates to ClownBD?)
Thanks
Daniel
Hi,
I recently moved to 64 bit Windows 7 and have been having some trouble with ClownBD's batch file. It just doesn't work for me; getting about half way through the first BD and then stalling. I have to kill the process tree.
I'd love to see a queue feature added to ClownBD and I'm willing to code it if the developer/maintainer doesn't have the time and/or inclination.
If you're familiar with the Handbrake utility then I am thinking of something like its queue.
I guess the problem is at your end but without much information then nobody can do anything but guess what's wrong.
No surprise that the first 2 don't work. There is no real main file in either of those as they are made up of hundreds of small files
Add "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" to this list. 076 comes up with no files at all.Hi all,
First post...first, thanks for such a wonderful tool. It's proved invaluable.
I've backed up my HD-DVD collection and am using Clown_BD to generate ISOs I can play on my Dune HD Base 3.0. So far, so good.
But I've run into 3 discs I can't convert:
1) Digital Video Essentials (eac3to reports invalid HD-DVD structure)
2) HDScape Sampler (eac3to reports invalid HD-DVD structure)
3) The Frighteners (eac3to finds a structure, but it's picking up the wrong EVO files as the main movie)
Any advice on how I can use clown_bd to generate ISOs for these discs?
I thought of using eac3to on the command line to demux the EVO files, but I don't know of a way to have clown_bd start "in the middle" as it were, using the demuxed results as a starting point.
Or maybe there's some other way that is a better approach....thoughts?
Thanks!
Chris
Add "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" to this list. 076 comes up with no files at all.
Same at me. I bought "Das Parfüm" on HD-DVD (because of the good price), AnyDVD HD worked fine but I cannot mux it into a video-file. Did you solve the Problem meanwhile?(...) With two other discs i have other problems. With the HD-DVD
Perfume - the story of a murderer the strange parts starts with
the ripped name "Swanlake". I believe they messed up the burning
of the HD-DVD. But my problem is that it runs through all steps
within some seconds and the iso afterwards is only some kb big. (...)