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[mp4 @ 0000000029606a20] Application provided invalid, non monotonically increasing dts to muxer in stream 1: 153612463 >= 153612463
This error causes the muxer to exit with an error. The muxer will correctly finalize and close the file, so the file is valid. But if there are additional frames in other tracks that follow the last frame of the audio, those frames will be lost. So in practice, you would have about a 50% chance of loosing the final frame of video.
JohnAStebbins wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2017 3:33 pm This error causes the muxer to exit with an error. The muxer will correctly finalize and close the file, so the file is valid. But if there are additional frames in other tracks that follow the last frame of the audio, those frames will be lost. So in practice, you would have about a 50% chance of loosing the final frame of video.
Hi John - You seem to be a Handbrake guru. I need someone to give me a rudimentary understanding of how the same Picture, Audio, and Subtitle settings can be applied to multiple titles on the same DVD that I am trying to rip in the Queue function without having to input those settings manually each time. In my experience, only the first title in the queue holds the settings while the other 3 or 4 titles simply revert to the system defaults. I have managed to obtain the desired results by editing the settings on each title individually and then adding them manually (and individually) to the queue; however, this cannot be the only way. I have made a preset, but even that does not hold the Picture settings. I realize this is a bit off-topic to this discussion, but no one will approve this as a new topic for some reason. I would greatly appreciate your thoughts. It is really just a matter of having someone tell me if (and how) one can load multiple titles from the same DVD and apply the same rip settings to each title without having to do it manually. Thank you in advance! --RyanJohnAStebbins wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2017 3:33 pmThis error causes the muxer to exit with an error. The muxer will correctly finalize and close the file, so the file is valid. But if there are additional frames in other tracks that follow the last frame of the audio, those frames will be lost. So in practice, you would have about a 50% chance of loosing the final frame of video.
Save your desired settings in a preset. Apply the preset to each title.woodr2011 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 23, 2017 7:52 pmHi John - You seem to be a Handbrake guru. I need someone to give me a rudimentary understanding of how the same Picture, Audio, and Subtitle settings can be applied to multiple titles on the same DVD that I am trying to rip in the Queue function without having to input those settings manually each time. In my experience, only the first title in the queue holds the settings while the other 3 or 4 titles simply revert to the system defaults. I have managed to obtain the desired results by editing the settings on each title individually and then adding them manually (and individually) to the queue; however, this cannot be the only way. I have made a preset, but even that does not hold the Picture settings. I realize this is a bit off-topic to this discussion, but no one will approve this as a new topic for some reason. I would greatly appreciate your thoughts. It is really just a matter of having someone tell me if (and how) one can load multiple titles from the same DVD and apply the same rip settings to each title without having to do it manually. Thank you in advance! --RyanJohnAStebbins wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2017 3:33 pmThis error causes the muxer to exit with an error. The muxer will correctly finalize and close the file, so the file is valid. But if there are additional frames in other tracks that follow the last frame of the audio, those frames will be lost. So in practice, you would have about a 50% chance of loosing the final frame of video.
Here is my log: https://mega.nz/#!n1dVEDYK!Hbp3qGbbJ6I3 ... OSeXFOJ0Zs
I find that forcing 720x480 (when that is the size of the original source) with autocrop enabled and anamorphic set to auto actually increases the overall quality of the output. The software seems to compensate for the adjustment. Could you give me your thoughts on how and why this would ruin the output? I would appreciate knowing, as I am always trying to increase my understanding of HB.s55 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 25, 2017 3:56 pm Then you've either told it to not store picture settings, or you've still got auto-crop enabled which could lead to small variations between sources. Also you should note that aspect ration can change from source to source also and you don't want to force 720x480 for all sources as you'll end up ruining the output.
Not to be a contrarian, but if you do a partial rip with those settings and watch a few minutes of it, you will see what I mean. The output is clearer, sharper, brighter, and much closer in appearance to the original source DVD. There is absolutely no distortion in aspect ratio whatsoever. Keep in mind that I'm talking about watching the output through Plex/Roku on a 50" flat screen, not on my PC with VLC. Give it a try and you'll be very pleasantly surprised by the result.
