[Fire69]

Just wondering the reason for having iso files rather than exploded video_ts folders other than it is just a single file. I don't think it saves any disk space either.

Playing video_ts works fine/stable with few quirks(menu plays in slow motion) but totally usable. I'm using the latest May 16th build.

Why?
Because it doesn't make any difference at all...
I don't even have menus in any of my DVDs. They just keep buffering all the time...

[Spyderturbo007]

really?

http://www.nsaneforums.com/topic/76815-n...-released/

my exact query was "x264+1080p+scene+rules"

This explains a little more:
http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showth...?tid=25089

Sorry, I thought you were referring to a search on this particular forum. I just assumed you were indicating a thread somewhere here that I should read. Thank you.

[keith]

Sorry, I thought you were referring to a search on this particular forum. I just assumed you were indicated a thread somewhere here that I should read. Thank you.

The goal here really is to make 'generic high quality x264 rips', which is the reason why I referred you to the 'scene rules' on this matter. (since that is their specialty) As long as you adhere to the rules they should play fantastic in XBMC and anything else that supports hi bitrate x264 with an mkv container format.

[menno]

Could it be NTSC dvds run well and PAL's dont?