BD Rebuilder 0.62.01

File Size : 148.6 Mb

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The app is wrapped in a simple and familiar-looking interface that offers fast access to options and tools. You can select the source drive and target location, as well as examine the audio, video and subtitle streams available in the disc movie.

Batch processing is supported, so you can prepare multiple jobs for sequential execution to speed up the entire task overall, as well as prioritize them. Alternatively, you can save the entire project to file and resume it later.

Multiple backup modes, encoding settings, and post-task options
BD Rebuilder can be configured to create a full backup (the output is an exact copy of the original disc), a quick-play backup, or a movie-only backup. It depends on how much time you're willing to spend waiting for the task to complete.

It's possible to pick a preferred audio track and subtitle language to keep while eliminating the rest, as well as to customize the encoding options to suit your requirements. The video can be resized, converted to HD, or deinterlaced, while the view mode can be changed. Additionally, you can maintain the original HD audio settings and instruct the program to skip AC3 re-encoding or DTS-to-AC3 conversions.

This is not mandatory but BD Rebuilder can apply AVS filters to encoding operations, LAV to decoding tasks, along with NeroAACenc to AAC encoding jobs. During this time, you can carry on with your regular PC activity after asking the tool to notify you when the procedure is over. If you plan to leave the workstation unattended, then the application can automatically power off the machine without your intervention.

Conclusion
The software utility worked smoothly in our tests and minimally affected system resources consumption. Taking everything into account, we've come to the conclusion that BD Rebuilder combines simplicity and advanced encoding options for seasoned PC users to help them back up DVD movies and shrinking Blu-Ray clips. However, you should keep in mind that it's not designed for Blu-ray decryption (you can use AnyDVD for that).

Whats New
- Added support for GPU encoding using Intel
GPUs (Quick Sync). Note that your GPU must
be advanced enough, must have support enabled
and drivers installed. This feature is still
in the experimental stages and needs testing.
If you would like to test it, you can enable
it by adding "QSYNC_TEST=1" to the "Options"
area of BDREBUILDER.INI. Please report your
findings on the DOOM9 BD Rebuilder Bug
Reporting site.
- Replaced NVENCCRE with GPUENCCRE so that it
supports both NVIDIA and INTEL GPUs.
- Set GPUENCCRE to remux MKV output via
MKVMERGE by default to low the probability
of errors in muxing. It can be changed
via the OUTPUT/SPECIAL PROCESSING menu.
- Corrected NVENCCRE error (now GPUENCCRE)
that caused subtitles to not be handled
properly when using "Keep Original Video
(Intact)" mode.
- Fixed an error when importing files that
include Dolby E-AC3/ATMOS or TRUEHD that
could result in stereo or mono output.
- Added a text clarifier when imports fail
due to illegal character(s) in the path or
filename.
- Fixed an issue in which converting DVD/BD
to SRT was failing due to changes in the
newer version of MKVEXTRACT.
- Fixed an issue in import resizing of
certain input file that use slight off size
widths.
- Other minor corrections and cosmetic fixes.