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    Trying to compress BD-50 Full Disc ISO to BD-25 Full Disc ISO for Masters of Horror Vol 1. Video is interleaved. Video output has mostly black and white with splotches of off color. Has a strange grid look to it but looks a bit different in the photos posted(only can see vertical lines not horizontal). Looks like this playing through PowerDVD10 and Media Player Classic-Home Theater from the ISO mounted on DVDFab Virtual Drive and Daemon Tools Lite.
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    I had the same issue with The good the bad the weird for this movie
    I use software encode/decode to fix the color issue.
    Just did a test with v8.0.1.1b all is good for me.
    setting coreAVC decode/CUDA encode.
    Windows 7 64bit ultimate
    CPU: i7 4770K @4.5 vcore@1.28v temps 27c/67c
    RAM: 16GB DDR3 @2133
    GPU: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 2GB
    SSD: 2 X 60GB OCZ vertex 3 RAID 0 (boot drive)
    HHD: 1 TB WD BLK (storage and back up)
    PSU: 760W ,Fans 1x200mm and 2x120mm

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      #3
      After your post Ernie I tried a compression without CoreAVC. The color problem is mostly fixed with software only. There are small parts that still look funny kinda of like a color effect I had a digital camera I use to have. Also the ISO file size output was correct. This was a disc that I had to adjust the write settings so I didn't get a 24.2GB ISO. However a new problem popped up. I can't fastforward or skip ahead in the movie in PowerDVD or MPC-HT. In PowerDVD the position indicator tab doesn't move from where I place it and every time I move it it just restarts the movie. On MPC-HT it just goes to a black screen when moving the indicator tab but the indicator tab continues to move.

      By the way Ernie how are your compression times with the GTX 275 with CUDA? I have the Q9300 @3.30 and get about 6-7 hours with software only on slow/high quality and 3-4 hours on fast normal quality and I don't really see much of a difference is the quality really.
      Last edited by DharmaBummed69; 09-13-2010, 11:48 PM.

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        Originally posted by DharmaBummed69 View Post
        After your post Ernie I tried a compression without CoreAVC. The color problem is mostly fixed with software only. There are small parts that still look funny kinda of like a color effect I had a digital camera I use to have. Also the ISO file size output was correct. This was a disc that I had to adjust the write settings so I didn't get a 24.2GB ISO. However a new problem popped up. I can't fastforward or skip ahead in the movie in PowerDVD or MPC-HT. In PowerDVD the position indicator tab doesn't move from where I place it and every time I move it it just restarts the movie. On MPC-HT it just goes to a black screen when moving the indicator tab but the indicator tab continues to move.

        By the way Ernie how are your compression times with the GTX 275 with CUDA? I have the Q9300 @3.30 and get about 6-7 hours with software only on slow/high quality and 3-4 hours on fast normal quality and I don't really see much of a difference is the quality really.
        With CUDA I would say avg time is 1 to 1.5 hours and speed is avg 5.5MB/s to 6MB/s in fast/normal qualty.slow/high qualty 2 to 2.5 hours
        speed 4.5MB/s to 5MB/s. avg only some movies can go as hight 7.5-8MB/s
        with CUDA and some go down as low as 3.85MB/s.
        Windows 7 64bit ultimate
        CPU: i7 4770K @4.5 vcore@1.28v temps 27c/67c
        RAM: 16GB DDR3 @2133
        GPU: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 2GB
        SSD: 2 X 60GB OCZ vertex 3 RAID 0 (boot drive)
        HHD: 1 TB WD BLK (storage and back up)
        PSU: 760W ,Fans 1x200mm and 2x120mm

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