bluray input crop

[Selur]

I changed the temp path to avoid cache issues.

Changing the temp path will not change cached autocrop results.
According to the debug output:

Calling AutoCrop with using: '"C:\utils\video\Hybrid\Hybrid\64bit\ffmpeg.exe" -analyzeduration 200M -probesize 200M -ss 490 -i "D:\rips\backup\SUM_OF_ALL_FEARS\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00001.mpls" -map 0:0 -ss 10 -t 4.17084 -vf cropdetect=24:2 -f null NUL'.
2019.07.13 - 15:39:58_Windows 10-64bit_2019.06.09.2 - level 9:  Crop finished after 35ms
2019.07.13 - 15:39:58_Windows 10-64bit_2019.06.09.2 - level 9:    -> Crop result: 1920:1080::, after 00:00:00.036hrs
2019.07.13 - 15:39:58_Windows 10-64bit_2019.06.09.2 - level 9: Setting crop width(1920) and x-pos().

AutoCrop was called and returned 1920x1080.
-> What happens if you call:

"C:\utils\video\Hybrid\Hybrid\64bit\ffmpeg.exe" -analyzeduration 200M -probesize 200M -ss 490 -i "D:\rips\backup\SUM_OF_ALL_FEARS\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00001.mpls" -map 0:0 -ss 10 -t 4.17084 -vf cropdetect=24:2 -f null NUL

in a Windows Command prompt.

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Okay, I can't really reproduce this here.
What I did was:

1. start Hybrid
   
2. load a Blu-ray
   
3. enable Crop/Resize->Base->Picture Crop
   
4. enable Crop/Resize->Base->Crop View
   
5. press 'Crop/Resize->Preview/CropView'-button
   
6. wait a minute or so, since libavsource is loading the source (checked in the taskmanager and saw that 'Vapoursynth Editor' as using the CPU)
   -> Crop Window opened without a problem
   
7. closed the CropPreview
   
8. pressed 'Crop/Resize->Base->Picture Crop->Auto crop'
   AutoCrop was called and returned:
   
   2019.07.13 - 21:24:14_Windows 10-64bit_2019.07.06.1 - level 9: Calling AutoCrop with using: '"I:\Hybrid\64bit\ffmpeg.exe" -analyzeduration 200M -probesize 200M -ss 490 -i "E:\bd_test\Blu-Ray Test1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00002.mpls" -map 0:0 -ss 10 -t 4.17084 -vf cropdetect=24:2 -f null NUL'.
2019.07.13 - 21:24:14_Windows 10-64bit_2019.07.06.1 - level 9:  Crop finished after 200ms
2019.07.13 - 21:24:14_Windows 10-64bit_2019.07.06.1 - level 9:    -> Crop result: 1920:1080::, after 00:00:00.212hrs
   As a side note: for me the the autocrop returned 1920x1080 since the call failed with:
   
   E:\bd_test\Blu-Ray Test1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00002.mpls: Invalid data found when processing input

I tested a few other Blu-rays and CrowView worked fine for them, but I noticed:
a. it tool quite a while (all the data linked in the mpls get analyzed) before the Viewer opened (due to the loading of the source)
and
b. loading of blu-rays using LWLibavSource can eat a lot of memory! (got one Blu-ray where ~14GB were used to index the file)

=> the 'Invalid data found when processing input' might be an issue with libbluray or there really is invalid date in the mpls.

My guess is that the CropView does work for you too, you just didn't wait long enough. (check taskmgr)

Cu Selur