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Old 30th May 2020, 16:13   #781  |  Link
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What's the code 132 according to A-52 ATSC standard?
Stream_type 0x84 (132) is AC3 for HDMV -which can be interleaved AC3/EAC3. Pure EAC3 does not exist in HDMV format.

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I've tested in a newer Sony TV I have in the kitchen that I never use, but that it has mediaplayer, and interestingly the EAC3 m2ts muxed with v2.6.12 (132) plays without sound, but the muxed EAC3 m2ts with nightly build plays fine... Maybe the standard has changed since my old OPPO was build, but that's very strange.
So what I can do for pure eac3 is stream_type = 0x84 when hdmv_descriptors is checked, and stream_type = 0x87 when unchecked.
Edit: but that would mean that eac3 would not work on TVs in hdmv_descriptors mode. I need others to confirm whether this is the way they want it to work.

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Old 30th May 2020, 17:36   #782  |  Link
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Thanks,

I've tested an original m2ts from a bluray, and there the EAC3 is identified as 132. The OPPO plays it fine, but the Sony TV plays it with no sound, so as you said it seems it cannot play interleaved AC3/EAC3 (hdmv_descriptors mode):

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ID                                       : 4352 (0x1100)
Menu ID                                  : 1 (0x1)
Format                                   : E-AC-3
Format/Info                              : Enhanced AC-3
Commercial name                          : Dolby Digital Plus
Format profile                           : Blu-ray Disc
Muxing mode                              : Stream extension
Codec ID                                 : 132
Duration                                 : 9 min 10 s
Bit rate mode                            : Constant
Bit rate                                 : 768 kb/s
Channel(s)                               : 8 channels
Channel layout                           : L R C LFE Ls Rs Lb Rb
Sampling rate                            : 48.0 kHz
Frame rate                               : 31.250 FPS (1536 SPF)
Compression mode                         : Lossy
Stream size                              : 50.4 MiB (5%)
Service kind                             : Complete Main

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Old 31st May 2020, 10:44   #783  |  Link
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I've tested an original m2ts from a bluray, and there the EAC3 is identified as 132. The OPPO plays it fine, but the Sony TV plays it with no sound, so as you said it seems it cannot play interleaved AC3/EAC3 (hdmv_descriptors mode):
Is it the Sony TV or are you sending the DD+ audio from the TV to an AVR via HDMI ARC?
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I want with ask what with changed from version 2.6.12 at creation 3D Bluray?

3D Bluray created in version 2.6.12 and in latest this version have different M2TS, SSIF, CLPI files.

Which version creates correct 3D Bluray matching original?

Thanks for answer. Standa
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Is it the Sony TV or are you sending the DD+ audio from the TV to an AVR via HDMI ARC?
It's the Sony TV playing directly the file using its mediaplayer and using its speakers, I don't have it connected to the AVR.
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It's the Sony TV playing directly the file using its mediaplayer and using its speakers, I don't have it connected to the AVR.
Out of interest...

What happens if you mux the same streams into the .mkv container. Can your TV detect and play the DD+ audio?

EDIT: I forgot to confirm, that my LG television is able to play .m2ts and .mkv files containing with 6-channel DD+ audio. But it's not able to play .m2ts and .mkv files containing with 8-channel DD+ audio...


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Hello everyone,

For years now I make my own subtitles using Subtitle Edit.
In the past mainly for BD's.
However now I am also creating subtitles for UHD/4K.

When my subtitle is finished, I always export as a .sup file with Subtitle Edit.
Then I add the .sup file to TsMuxer and mux everything.

Everything is fine, except the subtitle hight (from bottom)
No matter what hight (from bottom) I use in Subtitle Edit, TsMuxer always muxes at a fixed hight.
The old version of TsMuxer used the hight (from bottom) I set in Subtitle Edit.

Then I removed the .sup file and added the .srt files.
In the subtitle section from TsMuxer set everything close to my settings from Subtitle Edit.
When TsMuxer is ready the subtitles are higher (from bottom) and that's exactly what I want.

At the moment I am using the Nightly from May 9, 2020.
Is it a bug a stumbled on or must this go to the 'to do-list'?
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Just to be clear, I mean the: bottom-offset
Also, the subtitle muxer from TsMuxer doesn't recouldnise: {\an8}
This command befire a subtitle placed it top-screen middle.

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I don't want to edit my first reply.
Have no clue what I did wrong, but now the bottom-offset works.

But the {\an8} command doesn't work in TsMuxer Nighly release May 9 2020.

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Out of interest...

What happens if you mux the same streams into the .mkv container. Can your TV detect and play the DD+ audio?

EDIT: I forgot to confirm, that my LG television is able to play .m2ts and .mkv files containing with 6-channel DD+ audio. But it's not able to play .m2ts and .mkv files containing with 8-channel DD+ audio...


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Yes my Sony is only able to play 5.1 EAC3 and only when it's inside a M2TS, if it's inside a MKV I don't have sound.

With 7.1 EAC it doesn't matter if it's a M2TS or a MKV, I never get sound.
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Yes my Sony is only able to play 5.1 EAC3 and only when it's inside a M2TS, if it's inside a MKV I don't have sound.

With 7.1 EAC it doesn't matter if it's a M2TS or a MKV, I never get sound.
This would suggest that the audio decoder in your Sony TV is only capable of supporting (5.1) 6-channel E-AC-3 encoded content... Which is currently the maximum number of channels for broadcast and streamed content (with or without Atmos).
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But the {\an8} command doesn't work in TsMuxer Nighly release May 9 2020.
@Nemesh the ASS tags are not supported by tsMuxer. You could always open an enhancement feature on Github is somebody is interested to work on this.
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Hello, does somebody know if i can generate a mpls that contains calls to multiple m2ts? I bought a BBC 4k bluray and i want to add more audios. There is an option to "play all episodes". This mpls calls the episodes 1 by 1.
I tried to edit it with bdedit but the bluray becomes unusable.
I usually generate the mpls and clpi with tsmuxer because they work flawlessly, but im lost at this point. I can play the episodes individually but i would like to have a 100% functional BD.



As you can see this mpls calls to the episodes individually.

I also tried to make a single m2ts with tsmuxer but it doesnt play correctly either on my oppo.
Has someone succeded in editing a Series BD with tsmuxer?
Thanks!

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Hello, does somebody know if i can generate a mpls that contains calls to multiple m2ts?
@AVX Use tsMuxer to output the m2ts and clpi files, with the same number and PTS offset as the original clpi files.

Use BDEdit to modify / add tracks to the original mpls file.

Unfortunately BDEdit is buggy to add the ATC_delta (aka IsCC5) entry, so you will need to familiarize yourself with the structure of clpi files and manually modify the clpi files with an hex editor to add the exact same ATCd entry as in the original clpi files.

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@AVX Use tsMuxer to output the m2ts and clpi files, with the same number and PTS offset as the original clpi files.

Use BDEdit to modify / add tracks to the original mpls file.

Unfortunately BDEdit is buggy to add the ATC_delta (aka IsCC5) entry, so you will need to familiarize yourself with the structure of clpi files and manually modify the clpi files with an hex editor to add the exact same ATCd entry as in the original clpi files.
Well thank you for the answer.
At least i have something to start testing.
What do you mean by PTS offset?
I am in contact with the dev behind BDedit so ill share this with him.
Thanks mate.

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What do you mean by PTS offset?
I am in contact with the dev behind BDedit so ill share this with him.
PTS = Presentation Time Stamp. The PTS offset is the first PTS in the m2ts packet. In BDEdit, this offset is the "IN Time" in the PLAYLIST tab, which should be the same for each clpi as the "present. st." in the CLIPINF tab. This is what you have to enter in the tsMuxer "Start mux time" under the Blu-ray tab.

Pel has tried to fix the ATCd issue in v0.48 but it still does not work for me. I don't know whether it is fixed in v0.49. Anyway, adding an ATCd entry with an hex editor is quite easy.
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PTS = Presentation Time Stamp. The PTS offset is the first PTS in the m2ts packet. In BDEdit, this offset is the "IN Time" in the PLAYLIST tab, which should be the same for each clpi as the "present. st." in the CLIPINF tab. This is what you have to enter in the tsMuxer "Start mux time" under the Blu-ray tab.

Pel has tried to fix the ATCd issue in v0.48 but it still does not work for me. I don't know whether it is fixed in v0.49. Anyway, adding an ATCd entry with an hex editor is quite easy.
Thanks for the answer.
I think he is quite busy but hopefully he will get it fixed in the next update (v0.50)
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is there a changelog for the brandnew nightly and all the other nightlies?
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@justdan96 & a5180007

Thanks for the update! Much appreciated!
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is there a changelog for the brandnew nightly and all the other nightlies?
It's not fully up to date but you can find the main changelog here:
https://github.com/justdan96/tsMuxer...r/CHANGELOG.md

The last nightly from May 9th has been up for a while, there may be a few more nightlies but we might just release the May 9th version as 2.7.0.
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thank you, and the version from yesterday? and today?

big changes?

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