smartLabs tsMuxeR: Transport Stream muxer

[shortkud]

Originally Posted by shortkud

I'm trying to rip a bluray movie in which the streams are split into 3 m2ts files. Only with 1 of them does tsMuxer report having video. The other two give me this error.

"Some tracks not recognized. This tracks was ignored." Then it just tells me the file name.

Anyone able to shed some light on this?

Here is a sample of the video, hopefully this helps more.

http://www.doinkdoink.us/00070.m2ts

I have many more files like this that do the same thing. I am able to demux it with eac3to and I think TSRemux but that just gives different errors and its still unable to open the files.

[rica]

Originally Posted by asarian

I'm still having no luck with the 'Sunshine' Bluray DVD, though.
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If you are still living issues with video try to extract it with Graphedit.
(Haali, or Cyberlink demuxer) > Dump (*.264)

You can directly re-encode the audio of your m2ts with eac3to.

EDIT: Sorry, i've just seen you've already solved the problem.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by rica

If you are still living issues with video try to extract it with Graphedit.
(Haali, or Cyberlink demuxer) > Dump (*.264)

You can directly re-encode the audio of your m2ts with eac3to.

EDIT: Sorry, i've just seen you've already solved the problem.

Yes, you're very observant. :)

I was just going to write in here, as apparently the problem occured because I had demuxed the H.264 stream first: after that, I can't stream the resultant (remuxed) m2ts file any more. I eventually solved it by simply not demuxing first, but instead to select just the original H.264 stream and add the new AC3 stream. And now it works fine again!

Leaves the mystery, of course, as to what breaks down in the demuxed H.264 stream so badly that I can no longer stream it over the wire? (whereas it would still play properly from harddisk). Maybe some sort of fps synchronization gets lost (but that sounds cuter than it's plausible, lol).

At any rate, thank you for your help!

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by shortkud

Here is a sample of the video, hopefully this helps more.

http://www.doinkdoink.us/00070.m2ts

I have many more files like this that do the same thing. I am able to demux it with eac3to and I think TSRemux but that just gives different errors and its still unable to open the files.

Your sample contains VC-1 video. As far as I know TSmuxer does not support VC-1...

[shortkud]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

Your sample contains VC-1 video. As far as I know TSmuxer does not support VC-1...

Is there something i'm missing?

Supported video codecs:
- H.264
- VC-1
- MPEG2

It opens other VC-1 files but for some reason not certain files from the disc.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by shortkud

It opens other VC-1 files but for some reason not certain files from the disc.

Wouldn't the physical disc have some AACS/BD+ protection on it?

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by shortkud

Is there something i'm missing?

Supported video codecs:
- H.264
- VC-1
- MPEG2

It opens other VC-1 files but for some reason not certain files from the disc.

My mistake then....

I wonder why it's not listed in the "Open" boxes drop-down list?

[buggymonkey]

Originally Posted by rica

Have a look at these:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...83#post1134283

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...52#post1140952

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...65#post1140965

HI Rica
many thanks for that
but I was under the assumption that in bluray or m2ts stream the subtitles were in the PGS or presentation graphics stream within the m2ts file .????

so I am convert the video stream , 1 audio stream and the first english PGS stream . to m2ts stream so I have the film in one file with audio and eng subs

is this correct ?
I was assuming I would be able to get subtitles from this ??

if I am correct then somthing is wrong with the muxer .

or is it something wrong with me
many thanks

can someone confirm this is the case ?

[rica]

Originally Posted by buggymonkey

HI Rica
many thanks for that
but I was under the assumption that in bluray or m2ts stream the subtitles were in the PGS or presentation graphics stream within the m2ts file .????

so I am convert the video stream , 1 audio stream and the first english PGS stream . to m2ts stream so I have the film in one file with audio and eng subs

is this correct ?
I was assuming I would be able to get subtitles from this ??

if I am correct then somthing is wrong with the muxer .

or is it something wrong with me
many thanks

can someone confirm this is the case ?

Have you loaded DirectVobSub?/select the first download link:

http://www.free-codecs.com/DirectVobSub_download.htm

Don't forget you will lose HWA when you use DVSub. (BTW this is not related with DVSub itself but even any other post processing filter breaks down HA decoding workflow and it converts whole workflow into software mode.)

And have a look at this pls:

BTW i have to edit the thread:
For BD
Demux sup with TSMuxer
Convert it to srt with SupRead (Open sup > select "OCR all" > select SRT > select "save as SRT" )
and finally remux to TS with TSMuxer...



The critical point here is video, audio and created srt must be in the same directory and must have the same name.
Pls rename all the files as (for instance) test.vc1(or 264/mpv)
test.ac3, test.srt.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

Your sample contains VC-1 video. As far as I know TSmuxer does not support VC-1...

Does that mean I can't extract a VC-1 stream with tsMuxer? (to remux it with another AC3 stream). Can someone confirm this, please.

Thanks

[rica]

Originally Posted by asarian

Does that mean I can't extract a VC-1 stream with tsMuxer? (to remux it with another AC3 stream). Can someone confirm this, please.

Thanks

You can extract and remux VC1 stream.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by rica

You can extract and remux VC1 stream.

Thanks. Unfortunately, it seems I can't stream the VC-1 output to my PS3. :( Is there any way I can transcode it, perhaps?

[rica]

Originally Posted by asarian

Thanks. Unfortunately, it seems I can't stream the VC-1 output to my PS3. Is there any way I can transcode it, perhaps?

Haven't tried any VC1 on PS3 but i did with a 264.
Check out my profile. (the second post of my thread might help)

[rica]

Anyway, i gonna try with a VC1 and mpeg file as well on PS3 and i'll edit this post when i get the results.

[rica]

Originally Posted by rica

Anyway, i gonna try with a VC1 and mpeg file as well on PS3 and i'll edit this post when i get the results.

They have been tested, both format works on PS3.
mpeg2 > Ultraviolet (origin: BD)
VC1 > Terminator 3 (origin HD-DVD)
no re-encoding at all.

Method:

Demux video and remove pulldown with TSMuxer. (rarely you might need to use VC1Conv to extract pulldown from some HD-DVD VC1 files)

Demux audio and re-encode it to ac3 with EAC3to (using command line is more flexible since you can open m2ts directly-for BD- and select the track whatever you want- for BD and HD-DVD- i will go on this way anyway for both format in re-authoring to BD.)

Demux subtitles with EVOdemux for HD-DVDs or use TS remux for BDs.
Convert extracted PGS to SRT with SUPread.

Remux all with TSMuxer as "Create Blu-Ray" option selected.

Burn with ImageBurn.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by rica

They have been tested, both format works on PS3.
mpeg2 > Ultraviolet (origin: BD)
VC1 > Terminator 3 (origin HD-DVD)
no re-encoding at all.

Method:

Demux video and remove pulldown with TSMuxer. (rarely you might need to use VC1Conv to extract pulldown from some HD-DVD VC1 files)

Demux and re-encode to ac3 with EAC3to (using command line is more flexible since you can open m2ts directly-for BD- and select the track whatever you want- for BD and HD-DVD- i will go on this way anyway for both format in re-authoring to BD.)

Demux subtitles with EVOdemux for HD-DVDs or use TS remux for BDs.
Convert extracted PGS to SRT with SUPread.

Remux all with TSMuxer as "Create Blu-Ray" option selected.

Burn with ImageBurn.

Thanks!! You're the greatest!

[rica]

Thanks for the compliment but i'm just a newbie trying to help afaik

[asarian]

Originally Posted by rica

They have been tested, both format works on PS3.
mpeg2 > Ultraviolet (origin: BD)
VC1 > Terminator 3 (origin HD-DVD)
no re-encoding at all.

[snip]

Sadly, this doesn't work, after all. :( At least, I can't stream the VC-1 content this way. Burning it on a BD-R is another matter; so your advice was still useful (haven't tried burning yet). But streaming is still a no-go, unfortunately.

[EPiPH0NE]

Originally Posted by tebasuna51

New version for Pcm2Tsmu.

Seems now work properly the STDOUT->STDIN with eac3to.
Remember the syntax:

eac3to input.dts stdout.pcm [eac3to_parameters] | pcm2tsmu - output_tsm.pcm [-i 16] [-c 2/4]

defaults: -i 24 -c 6

I think Yraen can include this new version in eac3to and More GUI.

I've seem to come across my first problem with Pcm2Tsmu. Trying to do The Matrix TrueHD -> PCM using:

eac3to source.mlp destination.pcm

Pcm2Tsmu destination.pcm destination_2.pcm

Video.vc1 + destination_2.pcm -> tsMuxeR -> final_destination.ts


I get constant garbled/hissing from the very beginning. Any ideas on how to fix this? I am going to try the Scenarist method later on and will report back........

[rica]

Originally Posted by asarian

Sadly, this doesn't work, after all. At least, I can't stream the VC-1 content this way. Burning it on a BD-R is another matter; so your advice was still useful (haven't tried burning yet). But streaming is still a no-go, unfortunately.

I don't understand what you mean with "streaming" here but i burned them on standard DVDs.