Demuxing VC1 (WVC1?) from HD DVD (m2ts)

[rohan]

I'm having trouble getting the video stream from an .m2ts file (HD DVD).

DGIndex can't demux the video stream, nor can another MPEG2 demuxer I tried (elecard software?)

The only thing capable of seeing the stream (and identifying the PID) is gdsmux.exe from the Haali Matroska suite. It can take the video and audio streams from the .m2ts and create an MKV... great I thought, "I'll just do that, and then demux the streams from the MKV file with mkvextract"

However, mkvextract say it can't demux that specific video stream type from the MKV file (that I created with gdsmux.exe)

So in other words, what do I do? Conventional methods don't seem to be able to demux the video from this .m2ts file. Audio is fine. The source ISN'T a copy protected / encrypted one.

[3r1c]

use xport
http://rapidshare.com/files/29839263/xport.rar.html

xport -h movie.m2ts 1 1 1

[eas4uk]

when I enter that I get the following come up but no demuxing takes place:

xport Transport Stream Demuxer 0.96

Usage:

xport <-pavtdszgh2> <infile> <program number> <video stream number> <audio stream number>

Options:

p= parse only, do not demux to video and audio file
a= dump audio PTS
v= dump video PTS
t= GOP timecode mode, count repeated frames/fields
d= dump all PID's useful for debigging muxers but tons of output)
s= suppress TS rate dumping (useful when piping out to a file)
z= demux to PES streams (instead of elementary streams)
g= dump ATSC PSIP information
h= input file is in HDMV (AVCHD and Blu-ray) format (192 byte packets)
2= only extract 2 channels of HDMV LPCM audio from multichannel track

What do I need to do here now?

[ACrowley]

I'm having trouble getting the video stream from an .m2ts file (HD DVD).

DGIndex can't demux the video stream, nor can another MPEG2 demuxer I tried (elecard software?)

The only thing capable of seeing the stream (and identifying the PID) is gdsmux.exe from the Haali Matroska suite. It can take the video and audio streams from the .m2ts and create an MKV... great I thought, "I'll just do that, and then demux the streams from the MKV file with mkvextract"

However, mkvextract say it can't demux that specific video stream type from the MKV file (that I created with gdsmux.exe)

So in other words, what do I do? Conventional methods don't seem to be able to demux the video from this .m2ts file. Audio is fine. The source ISN'T a copy protected / encrypted one.

Ähhhmmm...

you mean BluRay VC1 ? cause m2ts is BluRay HDDVD Container is EVo

And VC1 is used on HDDVD/BluRaqy,WVC1 is only the MS implemention WMV9 Advanced Profile.
HDDVD/BluRay is VC1

The same as H264 and x264 for example

Most Videosteams are at 1. Programm is 1 too.
To demux the Video from m2ts use:

Xport -h yourm2ts.m2ts 1 1 2

You can also use Graphedit with SonicHDDemuxer to demux EVO or m2ts:

Filesource(async)-SonicHDDemuxer-Dump

Filesource(async) is your m2ts or evo input ,then rightclick on SonicHDDemuxer and select your Stream you want to demux