10 hours ago
Hybrid version: 2026.10.09.1 (Linux 64-bit, Linux Mint 22.3)
Problem:
When processing Blu-ray playlist
, Hybrid extracts an AC-3 audio stream with a duration of approximately 2 hours, 55 minutes and 33 seconds, although the selected playlist is only 8 minutes and 33 seconds long.
The resulting MKV has the correct video duration but an excessively long audio track. The issue also occurs when extracting the audio without re-encoding.
Steps to reproduce:
AC-3 audio corresponding to the selected playlist, approximately
(16,043 AC-3 frames).
Actual result:
The extracted audio is approximately
long.
Investigation:
Hybrid generates the following FFmpeg command (abbreviated):
Notice that
and
are placed after
.
I independently reproduced the problem using Hybrid's bundled FFmpeg 8.0.1 with the same argument order:
Using my separately compiled FFmpeg Git Master build with
placed before
correctly extracts the intended playlist, producing 16,043 AC-3 packets.
The correct playlist consists of the consecutive clips
,
and
.
This strongly suggests that the Blu-ray playlist selection options are positioned incorrectly in Hybrid's generated FFmpeg command.
I have attached the compressed Hybrid debug output.
Additional information:
Problem:
When processing Blu-ray playlist
01768.mplsThe resulting MKV has the correct video duration but an excessively long audio track. The issue also occurs when extracting the audio without re-encoding.
Steps to reproduce:
- Open a Blu-ray folder in Hybrid.
- Select playlist
(duration approximately 00:08:33).01768.mpls
- Select the AC-3 audio track and enable audio passthrough.
- Start the processing job.
- Inspect the resulting audio duration.
AC-3 audio corresponding to the selected playlist, approximately
00:08:33.376Actual result:
The extracted audio is approximately
02:55:33.856Investigation:
Hybrid generates the following FFmpeg command (abbreviated):
ffmpeg -y -threads 8 -analyzeduration 200M -probesize 200M \
-i "bluray:/path/to/BLU-RAY_DISC" \
-playlist 1768 -angle 0 \
-map 0:1 -vn -sn -acodec copy output.ac3-playlist 1768-angle 0-iI independently reproduced the problem using Hybrid's bundled FFmpeg 8.0.1 with the same argument order:
video:0KiB audio:411479KiB
time=02:55:33.47-playlist 1768-iThe correct playlist consists of the consecutive clips
00780.m2ts00781.m2ts00782.m2tsThis strongly suggests that the Blu-ray playlist selection options are positioned incorrectly in Hybrid's generated FFmpeg command.
I have attached the compressed Hybrid debug output.
Additional information:
- Hybrid's bundled FFmpeg version: 8.0.1
- The problem is reproducible without audio or video re-encoding.
- The Blu-ray source files have not been modified.
