@kkarhan @FuturisticRobert @whatdidmarksay true, true...

I too just wanted to get #CyberSix and the only option I saw was @internetarchive or #BitTorrent of some #BDrip...

- Cuz I got neither Credit Card nor PayPal and thus can't order one from overseas... Unlike you...

https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116223373132618747

Kevin Karhan :verified: (@[email protected])

@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] in fact, I'd go out of my way that the only cases where I've seen people pirate stuff is when they couldn't get a legal copy (or even afford it)… - There are literally #shows like #WestWorld where the greedy corporation (#HBO) decided to break the *unspoken social contract of the #MovieIndustry* and shaft the entire crew by #delisting it and thus not having to payout any #residuals to cast and crew. - obviously that too means you can't just buy a box of (#4K) #bluray|s with it on. Not to mention the whole fuckup of #Enshittification like #RegionCoding / #RegionLocking #DVD & espechally blu-ray drives. - You know how hard it is to get a *truly multi-region* #BDXL player that plays *all the blu-rays and DVDs*? - If you can even find one that is… - Spoiler alert: An exploitable PC drive and tools to rip legitimate bought discs is *significantly cheaper*… And that assumes the content you want to buy is even available in your region: - Like I can't even import a blu-ray of #CyberSix from Canada and shove that into a Player here in Germay, cuz I'm expecting this to be blocked by the players' firmware for no reason but that this *bullshit* is *still legal*. - Like whenever those that "play by the rules" [*get shafted*](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4GZUCwVRLs) I think it's 100% self-inflicted #piracy for said companies. - So why (aside from the fact that I've to legally condone it and won't do it out of principle) wouldn't people #pirate if the only alternative is to spend triple-digits on a used disc (DVDs with easy to bypass region-locking are even more expensive!) *one cannot even play legally*??? - It's not as if the #IP holders have any confidence or hope to get any money out if this, or they'd at least put it up for icensing as a download?

Infosec.Space

https://wiki.vuilleumier.tv/doku.php?id=bdrip

Un tutoriel pour extraire (ripper) des films à partir de Blu-ray (protégés ou non) et en faire des MKV avec plusieurs langues.

Je cible spécifiquement Windows, mais les logiciels existent aussi sur Linux et OS X, donc la démarche devrait être très similaire d'un OS à l'autre.

#bdrip #tutoriel #bluray #mkv #encoding

bdrip [Wiki de Kevin Vuilleumier]

I've been messing with AV1 this week. So, let have a look at some files.

The first image: The 1080p AV1 is 7.6 GB and the 4K BD is over 50 GB. I think it looks pretty good, but the grain is far from perfect, notice in the dark and light areas...

Picture 2 is a 1080p 8.99 GB x265 on the left and the 4k BD again on the right. So, the grain is worse here, but the contrast is better.

Why does the smaller AV1 have better grain? Grain is the most important thing when it comes to file size (behind resolution). Grain requires a ton of information. Most algorithms just remove most of the grain... and for modern shows that were not shot on film, this sometimes doesn't matter much. They look fine unless the scene is really dark, bright, or contrasty. But for film and stuff that was shot with grain, it makes a huge difference. You can use a grain setting when rendering x265; it looks amazing, but the files are 3-5x larger. So, AV1 is a little different. They are removing the grain then synthesizing new grain. It's kinda genius, but it's far from perfect. They first do a softening layer, which looks very ugly imo. What good is grain if everything looks like clay. There is something you can do, and I've done this here... on Handbrake, use the options: film-grain-denoise=0:film-grain=20

This tells handbrake to skip the de-noising then apply the grain after. My big problem now is that I want a little more grain, but I think the grain is what is making the image look slightly washed out when compared to the x.265. Also, the AV1 takes like 12+ hours to encode on my 5950x CPU. It's a mess. As it stands, I think the x.265 does look better due to the contrast, but the grain does look good with AV1. Hopefully this process will get better, because as of now, it's not worth the time.

#av1 #handbrake #filmnoise #filmgrain #rendering #encoding #x265 #bluray #bdrip
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