[theneverstill]

@hpbaxxter

Thankyou! That worked wonderfully! Not only are my rip times cut TREMENDOUSLY but it appears as if the original video plays MUCH better than the encoded versions. My original test was with Iron Man 1 and this one was with Star Trek 2 (the new one).. so I know it isn't exactly an apples to apples comparison -- which is why I'm redoing iron man 1 as we speak.

However, that being said, if you read my previous posts I was using 100% CPU and the buffer kept getting emptied out. Now, I am still using the 7.1 PCM audio, and still playing a 1080p movie, but here is the comparison:

Different: Movie and therefore bitrates (Iron Man 1 vs Star Trek 2), resolution (1920x1088 vs 1920x1080), and filesize (50GB vs 35GB)
Same: Both BDs, 7.1 PCM audio, standard clock rates (no overclock)

Result: Star Trek 2 plays wonderfully and only uses ~70-75% CPU

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I'll post again when Iron Man 1 has been reripped and remuxed.

Sigh. Well, even though Star Trek 2 played wonderfully, Iron Man 1 is still having issues. Granted, it performed a lot better, but it still would run the buffer into the ground and freeze until the buffer got refilled. I tried different audio formats and that didn't fix the problem. Oddly enough the resulting file size was less than Star Trek 2 and the bitrate was about the same. Curious. -- I guess the only way to fix it now is to overclock.