Whatever the case, this great actor goes out with a whimper rather than a bang.Įven if Coin would prefer that Katniss stay behind to serve as a symbol rather than join the front lines of battle, the young warrior is utterly determined to kill Snow herself and shortly sets out with a little band of commandos that not only includes Peeta but Gale (Liam Hemsworth), who still doesn’t know quite where he stands with her, Haymitch (Woody Harrelson, now with mere scraps of dialogue), little sister Prim (Willow Shields), Finnick (Sam Claflin), damaged Johanna (Jena Malone), camera-toting Cressida (Natalie Dormer), squad leader Boggs ( Mahershala Ali) and others. He has very little to do here (also the case for Jeffrey Wright as another adviser) and it’s hard to tell if digital sleight-of-hand is at work in any of his scenes or whether his lines were spoken by him or finessed by other means. The members of Coin’s inner circle seem well down the path to becoming mere yes-men, and here it must be noted that Mock 2 marks the final film appearance of Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died last year before completing his role as Plutarch Heavensbee, a former Snow ally now serving as Coin’s right hand. If memory serves, that has to do with buffering.Read more ‘ Mockingjay - Part 2′ Final Trailer: The Franchise Will Come to Explosive Close Multi-channel PCM can definitely be a problem for tsMuxer. But just to take the "clipping detected" error, indicates to me there may be some sloppily done audio tracks being produced, and they're usually DTS-MA. Then again, it may be that eac3to finds problems that other methods/tools may let pass, and the result is playable anyway. Those instances when I did not get the error message with my BD-RE may be down to my Lite-On BD-ROM not being a good reader. It doesn't happen often, but I've seen it at least a dozen times.
*Most* times I get the same error messages. I always rip with my BD-ROM, and switch to my BD-RE drive when there's a problem. I can't say with certainty that sometimes the disc itself wasn't at fault. Usually when there's a problem, it'll be something like "sync byte missing", "sync byte discontinuity", "clipping detected", or "audio overlap". I don't recall seeing 3 passes very often. Any further passes are fairly quick, as it's the audio only. When I say 3 passes, it goes like this: During the first pass, there's a warning about the audio and a notice that another pass will be necessary. And when I make an MKV for playing from hard drive to TV, I need AC3 because the TV's optical out will downconvert DTS to 2 channel PCM.
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That way, many times a main movie backup will fit on a BDR without re-encoding. With maybe the possibility that BD-players won't play them anymore? I can remember having Sony or CBS audio-cd's so badly f*cked up that my cd-transport refused them to always re-encode to AC3 to save more space for the video. My guess is that Hollywood will continue to encrypt their BD's to newer standards every time again. They are often seen in the "throw away bins" at large consumer electronics stores for a couple of euros (here in the Netherlands).
But, DFW enjoyed to have a bad reputation in the past for not authoring dvd's properly. Decrypting as folder structure didn't work.
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Strange thing to remember is I only managed to extract the main streams when I de-encrypted as ISO and mount it. Don't remember the title, it was long ago. I had a blu-ray once from "DFW", Dutch Film Works. So, while many prefer to rip the entire disc first, I don't think that's strictly necessary. I usually extract main movie with Clown_BD and DVDFabPasskey running in the background, direct from disc, and it never fails.
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