PleaseNot1fichier wrote: Mon May 12, 2025 9:43 amCheck the screenshots of BDRemux, it has a little black edge on both sides, so the actual picture is not 1920*1080, but the x264 file crop off the black edges and maintains the original resolution, causing stretching.
By the way, thank you for rip and uploading them. Are you the maker of sos?
Yeah, the sos stands for son_of_satan - the name I go by on Usenet. When I create a remux or bluray rip myself, I stick that tag on it because the releaser is moi. When you don't see that it means I'm reposting something I got elsewhere.
All .m2ts files are in 1920x1080 format (or 3840x2160 in the case of a 4K bluray) even when the actual image is closer to a 4:3 square than a 16:9 widescreen. Usually my encoder isn't fooled by black bars on the left and right. I have the autocrop enabled so that it outputs a video with the dimensions of the active part of the image. That gives you more video quality for the file size. But even if I don't crop it, the final encode usually looks right. The software appears to have updated recently. There are some minor changes, and some of the settings have reverted to defaults. Including the crop option being unselected. I checked the box again and generated a new file - this one has the proper aspect.
I've updated my previous post with new ed2k and download links. Apologies to anyone who downloaded the original file! If you grabbed the remux instead (the big file) that one's fine. Otherwise go back and download the corrected rip:
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