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Old 31st March 2008, 10:59   #861  |  Link
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I don't clear the pulldown flag. I just set RPTFRM to 0 in each frame. This seems to be the common practice on Blu-ray streams
OK. Now I understood. It is other transformation which demands separate parameter in GUI.
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Old 31st March 2008, 11:02   #862  |  Link
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@roman76r:

1.7.2b seems to work (any changes comparing 1.71.b related to that issue?) but I would feel better if you could make the other changes too because Mediainfo says again 1080i and I don't know what happened if Popcornhour brings a new firmware version.....
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Old 31st March 2008, 11:48   #863  |  Link
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I tried this software yesterday on 2 films, both are 1920x1080 mpeg2 23.976fps m2v files, I also had .dts 6 channel 1500kps for each of them.
I tried muxing to m2ts as well as Blu-ray structure, both films ended up with no audio (I tried playing the .dts and it's fine on its own)
U ain't say where you're playing movies. Please be more specific.
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Old 31st March 2008, 12:13   #864  |  Link
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they aren't playing with audio on my PC in mpc or vlc. I'm wanting to put them on BD in BDMV format but cannot seem to get a working mux
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Old 31st March 2008, 12:45   #865  |  Link
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they aren't playing with audio on my PC in mpc or vlc. I'm wanting to put them on BD in BDMV format but cannot seem to get a working mux
You know, the same thing happens on my PC. DTS audio didn't play with MediaPlayerClassic with HAALI media splitter, but plays fine with power dvd. I didn't go deep with this issue 'cause it ain't really bother me as I'm watching movies on PS3 on AVCHD or BD-R(E).
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Old 31st March 2008, 12:55   #866  |  Link
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it doesn't playback with PDVD either, will give it a go and burn to BD-RE then to see if it works on the PS3, cheers for the help (here & my other post)
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Old 31st March 2008, 14:07   #867  |  Link
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I have a sample for the split and playlist

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=136419

hope that can help.

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Old 31st March 2008, 15:37   #868  |  Link
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Hi Roman

excellent tool keep up the good work ,
is there anyway you could get a DTS-HD to AC3 downconverter in there ???

I know I want everything

many thanks again
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Old 31st March 2008, 16:04   #869  |  Link
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Thanks. I'll work on it.
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Old 31st March 2008, 16:28   #870  |  Link
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is there anyway you could get a DTS-HD to AC3 downconverter in there ???
Why? every reveicer today could handle dts. And tsmuxer make a downconvert. So why?

Nobody needs it really
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Old 31st March 2008, 16:39   #871  |  Link
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Why? every reveicer today could handle dts. And tsmuxer make a downconvert. So why?

Nobody needs it really
You forget PS3 users that don't want to burn BR but play the streams from their hard disk or media server (mediatomb etc). PS3 cannot handle DTS within eg. MPEG containers. But it can play AC3 AAC aso. So it would make things easier.

btw: to convert dts to ac3 use ffmpeg
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ffmpeg -i input.dts -acodec ac3 -ac 6 -ab 384K output.ac3
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Old 31st March 2008, 16:44   #872  |  Link
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You forget PS3 users that don't want to burn BR but play the streams from their hard disk or media server (mediatomb etc). PS3 cannot handle DTS within eg. MPEG containers. But it can play AC3 AAC aso. So it would make things easier.
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ok, didn't know that but i own a ps3
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Old 31st March 2008, 17:26   #873  |  Link
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btw: to convert dts to ac3 use ffmpeg
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ffmpeg -i input.dts -acodec ac3 -ac 6 -ab 384K output.ac3
Why use 384Kbs, when the PS3 can decode ac3 at 640Kbs? Wouldn't you prefer the higher bitrate to increase the quality?
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Old 31st March 2008, 20:06   #874  |  Link
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Why use 384Kbs, when the PS3 can decode ac3 at 640Kbs? Wouldn't you prefer the higher bitrate to increase the quality?
Sure you can even use 640K. This was just an example

BTW: You need he ability to hear the difference. And the equipment
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Old 31st March 2008, 20:25   #875  |  Link
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I still have issues with 1.7.2 and extracting subs, I am extracting from ID4, blu-ray, bd+ removed.
I have extracted 4 subs 3 us & 1 dk, and SupRead is only able to see the first line in one of the them, it gets the number of lines and timings correctly though, whereas SupRip is able to detect all text in all 4 files succesfully.

Let me know if you wish to have a look at any the sup files
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I still have issues with 1.7.2 and extracting subs, I am extracting from ID4, blu-ray, bd+ removed.
I have extracted 4 subs 3 us & 1 dk, and SupRead is only able to see the first line in one of the them, it gets the number of lines and timings correctly though, whereas SupRip is able to detect all text in all 4 files succesfully.

Let me know if you wish to have a look at any the sup files
same here with Pirates 3. maybe it's a bug in supread...
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Old 31st March 2008, 23:30   #877  |  Link
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I have now tried to demux a sub using tsremux 0.0.20, and supread is still unable to read it so it seems to be an issue with supread and not tsmuxer. Suprip is still able to read it.

Suprip has an issue with the timings though, so if anyone else has issues, here is my workaround.

Get the subs, load them into supread and save the srt without doing anything, this will save the timings.
Now load the sub into suprip and ocr it, save that also.

load both srt files into Subtitle Processor and copy the timings from the supread created srt to the srt created by suprip.

Save the suprip created srt again and you should have a file which should be working correctly.
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Old 1st April 2008, 05:25   #878  |  Link
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Thanks for your kind answer:

The input file
Link to download the .M2TS file coming straight from my SONY camcorder. Size less than 6 Mb.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...E5F3EF31C17921

The generated BR output
Link containing the entire Blu-Ray structure generated by TSMuxer 1.6.3.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...A7D02B1C05EA3C
Authored with 1.7.2 and the PS3 doesn't play anything - black screen, no sound.
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Old 1st April 2008, 05:33   #879  |  Link
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hero88, I just survived a book of tongue twisters by Dr Seuss, and your post gave me a headache.
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Old 1st April 2008, 07:58   #880  |  Link
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You forget PS3 users that don't want to burn BR but play the streams from their hard disk or media server (mediatomb etc). PS3 cannot handle DTS within eg. MPEG containers. But it can play AC3 AAC aso. So it would make things easier.

btw: to convert dts to ac3 use ffmpeg
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ffmpeg -i input.dts -acodec ac3 -ac 6 -ab 384K output.ac3
use mkv2vob to make an x264 mkv file into one playable on ps3 (it remuxes to avc or transcodes if it has to) and recodes dts to ac3.
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