as was discussed in another thread, i seem to be having a problem when capturing blu-ray content when connected to the Philips bluray player, model BDP2105/F7. it will not capture in NTSC_M mode.
i am considering getting another brand/model blu-ray player today in order to test theories.
here is the graphstudionext graph that i am using to capture video through the roxio. this graph allows me to capture and preview at the same time. the issue is seen when i go the "roxio gamecap hd pro" filter and select its properties, the settings for Video Standard is showing PAL_B. however, it should be set to NTSC_M, but will not set to it. or, when the philips player is initially turned on and is in the NTSC_M setting (no br disc) and i pop in a bluray disc, it will change to PAL_B and stay that way indifinately until i turn off the unit for a few minutes and the symtom repeats over and over again in this way. this is only happening through the hdmi connections. capturing through composite is fine.
to summarize:
1. when standard dvd disc inserted, the roxio will capture in NTSC_M mode
2. when i first turn on the philips player, the roxio will capture in NTSC_M mode
3. when blu-ray disc is inserted, the roxio will only capture in PAL_B mode. it will not keep the change to ntsc_m mode.
4. when blu-ray disc is ejected, and philips player is turned off for a few minutes, and turned back on, the NTSC_M
mode is the default, and roxio captures in that mode. but when a blu-ray disc is inserted again, it changes back to
the PAL_B mode.
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* image 1
* tipicle graph for roxio
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* image 2
* this is the default setting when i first turn on the philips unit. the roxio will show ntsc_m, and
even capture at it, at 29.970 fps
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* image 3
* however, when i pop in a blur-ray disc, it will change to pal_b and roxio will only capture in pal_b
at 25 fps indefinately until i turn off the philips unit for a few minute without the blur-ray disc inside
and repeats the image above this one all over again. graphstudio / graphstudionext will not keep
the change i make to NTSC_M. it keeps flipping back to PAL_B.
the attachment refers to the image 2 (summary 2) above.
i am considering getting another brand/model blu-ray player today in order to test theories.
here is the graphstudionext graph that i am using to capture video through the roxio. this graph allows me to capture and preview at the same time. the issue is seen when i go the "roxio gamecap hd pro" filter and select its properties, the settings for Video Standard is showing PAL_B. however, it should be set to NTSC_M, but will not set to it. or, when the philips player is initially turned on and is in the NTSC_M setting (no br disc) and i pop in a bluray disc, it will change to PAL_B and stay that way indifinately until i turn off the unit for a few minutes and the symtom repeats over and over again in this way. this is only happening through the hdmi connections. capturing through composite is fine.
to summarize:
1. when standard dvd disc inserted, the roxio will capture in NTSC_M mode
2. when i first turn on the philips player, the roxio will capture in NTSC_M mode
3. when blu-ray disc is inserted, the roxio will only capture in PAL_B mode. it will not keep the change to ntsc_m mode.
4. when blu-ray disc is ejected, and philips player is turned off for a few minutes, and turned back on, the NTSC_M
mode is the default, and roxio captures in that mode. but when a blu-ray disc is inserted again, it changes back to
the PAL_B mode.
* image 1
* tipicle graph for roxio
* image 2
* this is the default setting when i first turn on the philips unit. the roxio will show ntsc_m, and
even capture at it, at 29.970 fps
* image 3
* however, when i pop in a blur-ray disc, it will change to pal_b and roxio will only capture in pal_b
at 25 fps indefinately until i turn off the philips unit for a few minute without the blur-ray disc inside
and repeats the image above this one all over again. graphstudio / graphstudionext will not keep
the change i make to NTSC_M. it keeps flipping back to PAL_B.
the attachment refers to the image 2 (summary 2) above.