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Old 20th March 2007, 04:21   #1161  |  Link
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As far as I know, the Sonic 4.2 decoders can't decode Dolby TrueHD - or at least,it never worked for me and others even when using Sonic HD Demuxer.
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Old 20th March 2007, 05:04   #1162  |  Link
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Also, EVOdemux doesn't seem to be able to successfully rebuild EVOs that contain AVC video (Equilibrium, Babel). I presume that's a known limitation, isn't it?

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Momber, it does appear that there is an issue with AVC video parameters. I used demux to export the raw h.264 video and ran it through YAMB/MP4Box. Equilibrium was showing over 308k frames @ 59.94FPS, while the resulting MP4 has 154k frames @ 23.976FPS. This gave me a file that AviSynth could digest properly. Yes, this means I'm re-encoding (X360 playback). A quick review of the MP4 video tells me it will be in sync with the audio.

AviSynth script:
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# Created by AVSEdit
# LC 3/17/2007
DirectShowSource("Equilibrium.rebuilt.H.264.stream.0.mp4",audio=false,video=true)
Crop(0,134,-0,-134)
AssumeFPS(23.976)
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Old 20th March 2007, 08:43   #1163  |  Link
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Hello,

I´ve got a Problem to get the Audio and Video in Sync, perhaps someone can help

Okay let´s start. The Movie is "Running Scared" which was demuxed with EvoDemux 0.625b. It has 3 DTS HD Tracks and Video is VC-1 encoded. Start PTS of Video is "D6D8" and the one of the Audio Tracks is "D6D8", which should tell me that there is no Delay between Video and Audio, right? The Video was reencoded using the following Script and x264:

DirectShowSource("D:\HD-DVD Test\RS.grf",audio=false,fps=23.976,framecount=174948)
Crop(0,131,0,-132)
LanczosResize(1280,544)
ConverttoYV12()

I reencoded the DTS HD into AC3 using tranzcode and Sonic Foundry. When the Tracks get muxed by mkvtools the sound is far off, meaning the video seems to run faster and is ahead of the audio.. Anyone got an Idea? Rambo was done in the same way and it was in sync...

Edit: Even if I take the original DTS (processed with dtscore) Audio and Video is async...

Edit2: Found the Error, it was a wrong filter in graphedit (D´oh)

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Old 20th March 2007, 11:55   #1164  |  Link
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Just another quick question - what tool do you guys prefer to merge the two feature m2ts files of BluRay posts?
I mean when there actually are two, like in Kingdom of Heaven.

TIA
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Old 20th March 2007, 14:04   #1165  |  Link
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As far as I know, the Sonic 4.2 decoders can't decode Dolby TrueHD - or at least,it never worked for me and others even when using Sonic HD Demuxer.
Which product(s) are the Sonic 4.2 decoders contained in?

I see Cineplayer mentioned in this thread, but the official Roxio/Sonic site only has Cineplayer 3.4 available for purchase.
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Old 20th March 2007, 14:38   #1166  |  Link
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The latest Cineplayer is only bundled in with Sonic's profesional products (Scenarist/Cinevision) right now. I would imagine it will be available to consumers quite soon though. I'm afraid this is still quite an expensive game to play if you don't work in the industry.
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Old 20th March 2007, 16:35   #1167  |  Link
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Just another quick question - what tool do you guys prefer to merge the two feature m2ts files of BluRay posts?
I mean when there actually are two, like in Kingdom of Heaven.
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copy /b *.m2ts destination.m2ts
Simple as that.
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Old 20th March 2007, 17:09   #1168  |  Link
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Simple as that.
Be aware that you may run into problems if you do any processing on merged m2ts files. It appears that the MPEG2 end sequence flag is written at the end of each m2ts file. If you merge the files together some tools will quit as soon as they hit the first end sequence flag. For example, I've had problems with MPEG2Repair and pulldown.exe. I haven't found a tool yet that can manipulate the end sequence flag.
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Old 20th March 2007, 19:18   #1169  |  Link
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Simple as that.
Unfortunately copy /b doesn't work. The merged file plays well only up to the merging point, after which heavy jerkyness sets in. The timeline also reflects only the first half of the movie as total playing time.

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Old 20th March 2007, 19:19   #1170  |  Link
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I get this error with eac3to:


I get a 8,86GB RAW file but I don't know the correct setings for SoX to convert it to WAV
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Old 20th March 2007, 19:24   #1171  |  Link
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I get this error with eac3to
I'd say you're probably using a too old Sox version. Try downloading the latest one.
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Old 20th March 2007, 23:12   #1172  |  Link
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Unfortunately copy /b doesn't work. The merged file plays well only up to the merging point, after which heavy jerkyness sets in.
I've tried it with KoH and had no problems. I did extract the streams with xport after that, though, and re-muxed to MKV. Plays fine.
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Old 20th March 2007, 23:28   #1173  |  Link
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The latest Cineplayer is only bundled in with Sonic's profesional products (Scenarist/Cinevision) right now. I would imagine it will be available to consumers quite soon though. I'm afraid this is still quite an expensive game to play if you don't work in the industry.
Okay, thanks for the information.

Do you know which version of Scenarist/Cinevision contains Cineplayer 4.2 (ie is it as simple as Scenarist 4.2/Cinevision 1.2)?
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Old 21st March 2007, 01:13   #1174  |  Link
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Hello,

I´ve got a Problem to get the Audio and Video in Sync, perhaps someone can help

Okay let´s start. The Movie is "Running Scared" which was demuxed with EvoDemux 0.625b. It has 3 DTS HD Tracks and Video is VC-1 encoded. Start PTS of Video is "D6D8" and the one of the Audio Tracks is "D6D8", which should tell me that there is no Delay between Video and Audio, right? The Video was reencoded using the following Script and x264:

DirectShowSource("D:\HD-DVD Test\RS.grf",audio=false,fps=23.976,framecount=174948)
Crop(0,131,0,-132)
LanczosResize(1280,544)
ConverttoYV12()

I reencoded the DTS HD into AC3 using tranzcode and Sonic Foundry. When the Tracks get muxed by mkvtools the sound is far off, meaning the video seems to run faster and is ahead of the audio.. Anyone got an Idea? Rambo was done in the same way and it was in sync...

Edit: Even if I take the original DTS (processed with dtscore) Audio and Video is async...

Edit2: Found the Error, it was a wrong filter in graphedit (D´oh)
I'm having a similar problem, my avs video file is about 6 seconds shorter than the audio. And it syncs in the begining but slowly goes out of sync with the audio. How did you fix your problem?
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Old 21st March 2007, 01:31   #1175  |  Link
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Edit2: Found the Error, it was a wrong filter in graphedit (D´oh)
You can be more helpful to this community if you actually provide the info as to how you fixed an issue. "I found it" doesn't really provide anything helpful to those who may be experiencing the same problem.
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Old 21st March 2007, 07:42   #1176  |  Link
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I'm having a similar problem, my avs video file is about 6 seconds shorter than the audio. And it syncs in the begining but slowly goes out of sync with the audio. How did you fix your problem?
Could be that audio is 24fps while video is 23.976fps? try change framerate of video.
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Old 21st March 2007, 13:16   #1177  |  Link
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I did extract the streams with xport after that, though, and re-muxed to MKV. Plays fine.
OK thanks, maybe I should try the MKV approach, too.

Ta
S.

Edit: What would be the correct command line for xport? I tried "xport KoH.m2ts 1 1 1" and I get huge amnounts of sync error messages right from the outset.

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Old 21st March 2007, 13:52   #1178  |  Link
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OK thanks, maybe I should try the MKV approach, too.

Ta
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Edit: What would be the correct command line for xport? I tried "xport KoH.m2ts 1 1 1" and I get huge amnounts of sync error messages right from the outset.
For HDTV you must use "xport -h KoH.m2ts 1 1 1"
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Old 21st March 2007, 13:55   #1179  |  Link
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Could be that audio is 24fps while video is 23.976fps? try change framerate of video.
No Audio is 23.976fps too

I know it 100% sure, cause i made a lot of hddvd /blueray reencodes to 23.976fps.

And all demuxed AudioTracks matches exactly to the 23.976fps

Video and Audio is 23.976fps

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Old 21st March 2007, 15:32   #1180  |  Link
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No Audio is 23.976fps too

I know it 100% sure, cause i made a lot of hddvd /blueray reencodes to 23.976fps.

And all demuxed AudioTracks matches exactly to the 23.976fps

Video and Audio is 23.976fps
Yes, i know. But frined of mine has also this experience that audio was at 24fps even if video was 23.976fps. And one more thing, when i encoded with x264 into mkv, i also got async. But xvid in avi was ok.
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