Importing movie data (4 Viewers)

[HTPCSourcer]

so i have 99% of my films imported

That still leaves 1%. What's wrong with these movies?

my Blu-Ray films (BMDV / Certificate format) crashes MP2 back to the desktop

Please switch to DEBUG mode, reproduce the issue, collect the los and upload the zip.

 

[mjn]

That still leaves 1%. What's wrong with these movies?

These are the 3D versions of films. I need to look into nfo files.

Please switch to DEBUG mode, reproduce the issue, collect the los and upload the zip.

Ok, will do.

 

[mjn]

That still leaves 1%. What's wrong with these movies?


Please switch to DEBUG mode, reproduce the issue, collect the los and upload the zip.

So, when attempting to watch a BR, the sound will play for a few seconds then MP2 will crash or go back to the film selection.

Logs attached.

 

[mjn]

Additionally, DVD VideoTS folders work ok, but how can i force MP2 to send the raw data stream to my amp for decoding? At the moment, the 5.1 audio stream is decoded and sent to my amp in PCM multichannel format.

 

[HTPCSourcer]

how can i force MP2 to send the raw data stream to my amp

Check the LAV settings and enable “Bitstreamimg”

 

[mjn]

Check the LAV settings and enable “Bitstreamimg”

Yup, that's done the trick

 

[mjn]

Very strange, but while the film 2 Guns says "no registered player", Indiana Jones 4 plays no problem?!?!?! And another film plays 5 seconds of audio with no picture.

All films are the same format of BDMV disc image folders.

 

[HTPCSourcer]

I'm sorry, but I have no clue why some BR disks work and others don't. I am not using any physical disks myself. Others have ripped their BR to ISO files, which seem to play. However, there shgould be no difference between playing a physical disk or mounting the respective ISO. A test result would be interesting.

 

[mjn]

I'm sorry, but I have no clue why some BR disks work and others don't. I am not using any physical disks myself. Others have ripped their BR to ISO files, which seem to play. However, there shgould be no difference between playing a physical disk or mounting the respective ISO. A test result would be interesting.

I've been testing a few more disc images......only 2 fail to play so far. The only common theme is the fact they both have the number 2 in the title! Very strange.

I've circa 310 blu-ray images on HDD and i'm not going to test all of them! I'll leave a piece of paper and pen out and when the rest of the family try and watch films, they can write down any that don't work! I'll investigate them then.