Womb (2010)

[ Info sul file ]

Nome: Womb.2010.BDRip.XviD-TRL.avi
Data: 22/11/2012 12:59:56
Dimensione: 1,461,405,696 bytes (1393.705 MB)

[ Info generiche ]

Durata: 01:47:24 (6444.48 s)
Tipo di contenitore: AVI OpenDML
Streams totali: 2
Tipo stream n. 0: video
Tipo stream n. 1: audio
Audio streams: 1
ISFT: VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.2 (build 2540/release)
JUNK: VirtualDubMod build 2540/release

[ Dati rilevanti ]

Risoluzione: 640 x 272
Larghezza: multipla di 32
Altezza: multipla di 16
DRF medio: 2.072001
Deviazione standard: 0.716512
Media pesata dev. std.: 0.573630

[ Traccia video ]

FourCC: xvid/XVID
Risoluzione: 640 x 272
Frame aspect ratio: 40:17 = 2.352941 (~2.35:1)
Pixel aspect ratio: 1:1 = 1
Display aspect ratio: 40:17 = 2.352941 (~2.35:1)
Framerate: 25 fps
Frames totali: 161112
Stream size: 1,092,688,950 bytes
Bitrate: 1356.433971 kbps
Qf: 0.311680
Key frames: 1080 (0; 24; 274; 524; 774; … 161100)
Null frames: 0
Min key int: 1
Max key int: 250
Key int medio: 149.177777
Ritardo: 0 ms

[ Traccia audio ]

Audio tag: 0x2000 (AC3)
Bitrate (contenitore): 448 kbps CBR
Canali (contenitore): 6
Frequenza (contenitore): 48000 Hz
Chunks: 161101
Stream size: 360,890,880 bytes
Preload: 480 ms
Max A/V diff: 496 ms
AC-3 frames: 201390
Durata: 01:47:24 (6444.48 s)
Chunk-aligned: No
Mode: 3 front, 2 rear, 1 LFE
Ritardo: 0 ms

[ Info sulla codifica MPEG4 ]

User data: XviD0050
Packed bitstream: No
QPel: No
GMC: No
Interlaced: No
Aspect ratio: Square pixels
Quant type: MPEG
Frames totali: 161112
Drop/delay frames: 0
Frames corrotti: 0

I-VOPs: 1080 ( 0.670 %)
P-VOPs: 80520 ( 49.978 %) ############
B-VOPs: 79507 ( 49.349 %) ############
S-VOPs: 0 ( 0.000 %)
N-VOPs: 5 ( 0.003 %)

Max consecutive B-VOPs: 1

[ Analisi DRF ]

DRF medio: 2.072001
Deviazione standard: 0.716512
DRF max: 4

DRF=1: 34567 ( 21.456 %) #####
DRF=2: 81779 ( 50.761 %) #############
DRF=3: 43355 ( 26.911 %) #######
DRF=4: 1406 ( 0.873 %)
DRF>4: 0 ( 0.000 %)

I-VOPs DRF medio: 1.069444
I-VOPs deviazione std.: 0.254208
I-VOPs DRF max: 2

P-VOPs DRF medio: 1.661475
P-VOPs deviazione std.: 0.616853
P-VOPs DRF max: 3

B-VOPs DRF medio: 2.501377
B-VOPs deviazione std.: 0.534196
B-VOPs DRF max: 4

[ Profile compliancy ]

Profilo da testare: MTK PAL 6000
Risoluzione: Ok
Framerate: Ok
Buffer underflow: 00:28:31 (frame 42775)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:44 (frame 43092)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:44 (frame 43108)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:45 (frame 43124)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:46 (frame 43141)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:46 (frame 43157)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:47 (frame 43173)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:48 (frame 43191)
Buffer underflow: 00:28:48 (frame 43209)

Rapporto generato da AVInaptic (18-11-2007) in data 22 nov 2012, h 13:19:18

Recovery Volumes (.rev)

Recovery volumes or .rev files are special files which can be created by WinRAR/RAR and allow you to reconstruct missing and damaged files in a volume set. They can
only be used with multi-volume archives.

This feature may be useful for backups or, for example, when you post a multivolume archive to a newsgroup and some of the subscribers did not receive some files. Reposting recovery volumes instead of usual volumes may reduce the total number of files to repost.

Each recovery volume is able to reconstruct one missing RAR volume. For example, if you have 30 volumes and 3 recovery volumes, you are able to reconstruct any 3 missing volumes. If the number of .rev files is less than a number of missing volumes, reconstructing is impossible. The total number of usual and recovery volumes must not exceed 255 and the number of recovery volumes must be less than the number of RAR volumes.

WinRAR reconstructs missing and damaged volumes either when clicking on .rev file, or when using rc command or automatically, if it cannot locate the next volume and finds the required number of .rev files when unpacking.

You may use the "Recovery volumes" option in the Archive name and parameters dialog or a similar option also appears in the Protect archive command to create recovery volumes. In the command line mode you may do it with -rv switch or rv command.

Original copies of damaged volumes are renamed to *.bad before reconstruction. For example, volname.part03.rar will be renamed to volname.part03.rar.bad.

From Win-rar.com