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Thunderbolt8 · 15th August 2010, 20:20

thanks for the new version again

a few questions: what would be the problem if you left all those small .m2ts files listed? a overly long amount of different playlists? is there maybe any way to say that eac3to should list, and not cut away, all small .m2ts files of certain playlists only, e.g. such playlists which contain the 2-3 biggest .m2ts files? (sometimes, there are extras on a BD which are bigger than the actual movie)

regarding audio, so dtsma mono tracks should work now. so whats still left that doesnt work properly? what about those 6.1 dtsma/truehd/lpcm tracks? 2.0 dtsma? anything with "strange setup"? dts express afaik was a problem of non-existing mkvmerge support.

what are those dts-hd tracks with additional header, what does it mean? again, do we have to do any re-demuxing of our dtsma track collection to have compability with hardware receivers when just bitstreaming the file?

thanks!

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Thunderbolt8 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2,197	thanks for the new version again a few questions: what would be the problem if you left all those small .m2ts files listed? a overly long amount of different playlists? is there maybe any way to say that eac3to should list, and not cut away, all small .m2ts files of certain playlists only, e.g. such playlists which contain the 2-3 biggest .m2ts files? (sometimes, there are extras on a BD which are bigger than the actual movie) regarding audio, so dtsma mono tracks should work now. so whats still left that doesnt work properly? what about those 6.1 dtsma/truehd/lpcm tracks? 2.0 dtsma? anything with "strange setup"? dts express afaik was a problem of non-existing mkvmerge support. what are those dts-hd tracks with additional header, what does it mean? again, do we have to do any re-demuxing of our dtsma track collection to have compability with hardware receivers when just bitstreaming the file? thanks! Last edited by Thunderbolt8; 15th August 2010 at 20:26.