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Brandon K · 03-09-2021, 02:53 PM

I contribute bitrates, audio specs, whether discs are single or dual layer, etc, any needed specs, whenever I see them missing (or at times, incorrect) in the database.

I'm always interested in that stuff and finding the "best" versions of movies (and lamenting bad encodes, etc), so I'm always happy to see it in the database and disappointed when I don't see it to inform my buying decisions, so I try to contribute as much as I can for others as well.

However, I'm not sure how to accurately get the bitrates for 3D discs.

I see one user Kuros has contributed them in the past, unfortunately, this user has chosen not to receive messages, so I can't send them a message to ask.

Kuros breaks it down as I should expect, measuring both the first eye AVC and the second eye MVC in order to get the total bitrate. An example:

25.641 Mbps (AVC) + 10.023 Mbps (MVC)

I've tried all the scanning tools I know of, so maybe it's just an extra process involved or something else that I'm not realizing. If anyone would reply here, or PM me on this subject, it would be appreciated! I want to get more of this data into the database.

03-09-2021, 02:53 PM	#1
Brandon K Blu-ray Samurai Top contributor Member since:Dec 2015 Location:Canada 4K collection:40 Blu-ray collection:1016 DVD collection:23 Blu-ray reviews:13 Trading Score:8	3D Bitrates I contribute bitrates, audio specs, whether discs are single or dual layer, etc, any needed specs, whenever I see them missing (or at times, incorrect) in the database. I'm always interested in that stuff and finding the "best" versions of movies (and lamenting bad encodes, etc), so I'm always happy to see it in the database and disappointed when I don't see it to inform my buying decisions, so I try to contribute as much as I can for others as well. However, I'm not sure how to accurately get the bitrates for 3D discs. I see one user Kuros has contributed them in the past, unfortunately, this user has chosen not to receive messages, so I can't send them a message to ask. Kuros breaks it down as I should expect, measuring both the first eye AVC and the second eye MVC in order to get the total bitrate. An example: 25.641 Mbps (AVC) + 10.023 Mbps (MVC) I've tried all the scanning tools I know of, so maybe it's just an extra process involved or something else that I'm not realizing. If anyone would reply here, or PM me on this subject, it would be appreciated! I want to get more of this data into the database.