smartLabs tsMuxeR: Transport Stream muxer

[jamos]

Originally Posted by [)370|\|470!2

http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...&postcount=133

The only workaround would be to split a file before using tsmuxer. Personally, i wouldn't use it at all, it sux. Plain and simple.

just use H264TSCutter to ts then tsremux to mux the ts back into a m2ts.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by [)370|\|470!2

Personally, i wouldn't use it at all, it sux. Plain and simple.

Let's show a little patience and respect for the author. This tool is in early development.

[Creator1]

Originally Posted by theblind

Hi !

Both

In the header of the videostream: 1080i + 30p.
but the videostream is 1080p + 24p.

Why ?

I think: in the beginning of HD-DVD, Toshiba concept was: 1080i and 60 hz and the header helps the old Thosiba Hardware to convert.


Cu.

That would make sense and explain why you can use VC-1 files from HD-DVD directly with Scenarist BDA and all works fine. The file might be encoded in 24p but there are 3:2 pulldown flags present. Maybe blu-ray simply ignore those flags during playback or scenarist removes them during muxing.

[LOGiC]

@Roman

I have one more question or feature request, but I don't know if this is possible. I know that it is open source, but do you think it would be possible to add x264 to .ts or .m2ts muxing ability ? That would be great but due to the high amound of different variations it could be possible. This feature surely would rock.

Thanks in advance.

[zeroprobe]

Originally Posted by [)370|\|470!2

http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...&postcount=133

The only workaround would be to split a file before using tsmuxer. Personally, i wouldn't use it at all, it sux. Plain and simple.

You add nothing to the topic. Please go away, this tool works great on the PS3.

[theblind]

Hi !

Originally Posted by Creator1

That would make sense and explain why you can use VC-1 files from HD-DVD directly with Scenarist BDA and all works fine. The file might be encoded in 24p but there are 3:2 pulldown flags present. Maybe blu-ray simply ignore those flags during playback or scenarist removes them during muxing.

I think: the PS3 have a forced output in the 1080p 24p option. It ignore the 1080i flag. But if the PS3 must play 1080i, the stream stutter.

Cu.

[n0mag!c]

Originally Posted by dirkr

it works CORRECT! Muxed 2 movies today and both are in sync!

the movies were 1080p 23.976fps MPEG-2?
Do you watching movies on PC? 'cause it's a little bit hard to see muxing bug on PC. but when watching movie on TV with enabled feature like philips' DNM (digital natural motion) then the bug is obvious - playback stutters.
I use "tsremux" and burn AVCHD disks then watch it on PS3. when I don't use "tsmuxer" and use original TS stream captured from digital tuner or M2TS from bluray, then movies plays correct. Also movies with H.264 video (VC-1 I didn't test yet) plays correct after beeing muxed with "tsmuxer".
Hope Roman fix this problem, or maybe author of "tsremux" will add correct support for .mkv files. And then I can use "mkvmerge" instead of "tsmuxer".

[phigment]

Originally Posted by neuron2

@roman76r

Can you release the source code?

I would like that as well. It would be nice to have a linux port of this tool!

[Bigmango]

Originally Posted by phigment

It would be nice to have a linux port of this tool!

+1000000

[adalbertoma]

This is a great software and looks even more promising if subtitles and blu-ray output is implemented.
Any other word from the author? Right now it seems to me that he has quit working on this...

[jamos]

Yes he has been quiet.

[Zow]

Originally Posted by Zow

I have to ask a perhaps really stupid question:

I have been waiting for subtitles implementation. I assume it would mean that when I rip a Blu-Ray title to my drive as a .ts file (or .m2ts,) I'll be able to play it from the drive, with subtitles.

But, I also would like to shring the file size a bit. I've been ripping all my DVDs to H.264 MKVs, and have been very happy with the result. I'd like to be able to do the same with my BR/HD-DVD titles - shrink them to about 4-6GBs per title (drive space is cheap, but not that cheap.) I just HATE having to deal with disks.

If I can get the main title, plus selected audio, plus subtitles to a .ts or .m2ts file with smartLabs tsMuxeR, would I then be able to import this file to something like AutoMKV or RipBot, and convert to a H.264 MKV?

Can someone try to answer this. I am putting all my hopes on on this app, but maybe I am not seeing something...

Alternatively, is there another app which can do H.264 MKVs from HDDVD and Blu-Ray, and which is close to idiot-proof?

[imrang]

Guys.. I have a problem playing an m2ts file that contains 4.1 H264 stream and AC3 audio. The darn thing is totally black and just plays audio on the PS3. I am almost 100% sure of the fact that it is because the H264 elementary stream is at a resolution of 1280x536. Can anyone give me some suggestions on how to fix this.

What i did to make the file:

Mkvextractgui -> elementary h264 and ac3
h264info ->level 4.1
tsmuxer -> .ts file
tsremux ->m2ts

[Atak_Snajpera]

What settings did you use to encode mkv file?

I am almost 100% sure of the fact that it is because the H264 elementary stream is at a resolution of 1280x536

You are 100% wrong PS3 plays none standard resolutions without problems (exept bluray)

[imrang]

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

What settings did you use to encode mkv file?



You are 100% wrong PS3 plays none standard resolutions without problems (exept bluray)

I didn't re-encode... I simply demuxed the streams, reduced the H264 level to 4.1 (didnt touch any other settings in h264info) then muxed them in tsmuxer then remuxed to m2ts using tsremux

[Atak_Snajpera]

File was encoded with too many reference frames so you may forget about playing this file without re-encoding

[imrang]

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

File was encoded with too many reference frames so you may forget about playing this file without re-encoding

ok this makes more sense.. can you give me a few details on what i need to do to re-encode the file to make it playable on the ps3? Is there a command line i can issue that shows no loss in quality?

[kurt]

appending automatically of multiple m2ts files

coz importing of +40 m2ts-files by hand can be a pain in the a$$

[jamos]

Originally Posted by imrang

ok this makes more sense.. can you give me a few details on what i need to do to re-encode the file to make it playable on the ps3? Is there a command line i can issue that shows no loss in quality?

you can use megui and xolos Bluray format works well look in the mpeg4 encoder section.

[imrang]

Originally Posted by jamos

you can use megui and xolos Bluray format works well look in the mpeg4 encoder section.

jamos, megui crashes everytime I try to load an elementary .h264 file to re-encode. Can you give me some help? I thought megui could re-encode .h264 elementary streams?