| DVD Rebuilder Professional v1.09.3 |
That"s where DVD Rebuilder Professional (DVD-RB) comes in. This program was built to bridge the gap between the incredibly easy but limited "one-click" solutions and the incredibly complex but high-quality methods of DVD ripping and backup. Another advantage of DVD-RB when compared to older methods is that it doesn"t require access to an expensive authoring package. DVD-RB includes its own reauthoring engine that reconstructs the DVD in a way compatible with its original design.
Over the course of the past couple of years DVD ripping techniques have changed dramatically. Newer "one click" programs have made backing up a DVD a fairly simple process... but there is a significant trade-off. The quality that can be attained by even the best of these programs is poor in comparison to original techniques that used Cinemacraft Encoder, TMPGEnc, or other top-notch encoders. The reason is simple. When using one of these encoders the picture is rebuilt from scratch and optimized for the resulting bit rate. One-touch transcoders usually change quantization and/or motion info in order to lower the bit rate. This can result in pixelation and poor overall picture.
DVD Rebuilder PRO features:
* Menu Encoding - The ability to scan and reencode menu segments in the same way as standard title sets.
* Multiple encoder instances - On multiple core computers and some very fast single core computers using hyperthreading this will take advantage of unused processor time.
* Movie and Menus Only capability - allows you to get the best quality within limited available space.
* Movie and Menus Only capability - allows you to get the best quality within limited available space.
* Segment Blanking - Provides you a capability to remove annoying intro screens.
* Slideshow Mode - Convert "Extra" segments into a slideshow, saving valuable space for the Feature.
* Advanced Encoding Features - Modify GOP size, add customized encoder quantizer matrices, set DC precision.
* Movie-Only - mode that gives the highest quality possible. Every available bit is dedicated to the feature.
* One pass encoding support for HC encoder - Gives high quality results in much less time.
* Graphic Analysis display for use in analyzing the IFO structure - draws PGC/CELL relationships.
* ISO file creation is now supported to make it easier to archive or burn DVD-RB"s output.
* Automatic burning using ImgBurn or DVD Decrypter - makes complete DVD Backup truly "one-click".
* Remapping audio tracks - set the default to your language or preferred format.
* New intuitive interface - modernizes and simplifies control of your rebuild!
* Full support for video interleaving (ILVU) - re-encodes angle and seamless branching.
* ...and more... with many additional features planned in the near future!
April 30th, 2006 (v1.09.3)
CHANGES MADE TO PRO VERSION
- Added direct support for AutoQMatEnc. Please note
that DVD-RB only enables support when it can determine
the application path. It will assume the default path
"c:program filesautoqmatencautoqmatenc.exe" unless
overridden via registry entry. AutoQMatEnc can be
downloaded from http://www.autoqmatenc.com.
- Updated the installation package to include the latest
HC Encoder version (v.18).
- Fixed a bug in which cells that contain no video data
might result in "VOB/CELL not found" during rebuild.
- Fixed an error in which ILVU video segments that are
extracted (because the disc will fit) can become corrupt
and cause strange playback behavior.
- Corrected an error in which "garbage" data following
null or padding sectors could result in unpredictable
timing and/or desynchronization.
- Fixed "Error 53" that could occur when no M2V file was
created during the ENCODE phase after three tries. The
error was typically caused by an incorrect encoder path
and should have issued a more informative "Failed to
Create an M2V" file and exited gracefully.
- Corrected sizing calculations on discs containing null
or padding sectors (usually inserted by a decrypter) to
help prevent possible (slight) undersizing.
- Added code to reduce the likelihood of "Error #0006" on
streams that contain embedded MPEG garbage. Also, as
investigation showed that these only happen in "orphaned"
MPEG sections (following "null sectors" created by a
decrypter) that are never actually decoded, the error
has been removed and replaced by a warning in the STATUS
window/log.
- Added code to remove DVD-RB from a minimized state just
before executing a shutdown sequence. There are reports
that the shutdown dialog "freezes" with the "5 seconds"
text showing when attempted while minimized.
- Implemented a change that can reduce the likelihood of
"Error #0003, buffer overflow" on oddly formatted source
streams.
- Fixed an error in which it is feasible (but rare) that
logging of a start code at the very end of a VTS might
be missed during PREPARE.
- Corrected an error in CC processing that could cause an
error "0068 0005" when a new GOP with CC data starts at
at the very end of a video packet.
- Made several process improvements to the handling of
sequence_end_codes and associated end actions.
- As closed captioning support appears to be stable, it
has been removed from "beta" status and can now be
enabled/disabled from the "Settings" menu.
- Added code to avoid confusion by disabling menu selection
of encoders for which no path is present in the setup.
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