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9th March 2009, 07:15 | #1401 | Link |
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All my XMB thumbnails are corrupted. I have attached and example 00000001.jpg. I believe it is a bug in mplayer.exe that is causing the issue. I can reproduce the issue if I do -frames 1. The work around is to do -frames 2 and discard the first frame (see 00000002.jpg).
Here is a mplayer command line that works for me: mplayer -nosound -vo jpeg -frames 2 -ss 30 I:\AVCHD\BDMV\STREAM\00001.mts The above command line work via remote desktop also. The -ss is the seak position (30 seconds in this case). What command line is MultiAVCHD using? Also is MulitAVCHD processing more than one MTS file per title for chapters icons when using XMB menus? I am not getting very many chapter icons between 3-5 per title. Last edited by WhatHappend; 9th March 2009 at 08:17. |
9th March 2009, 09:18 | #1402 | Link | |
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@plee320: You can't play PAL (25fps) content on your (NTSC) console - that's why nothing happens when you play a title.
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mplayer -ss myduration -frames 1 -ao null -vo jpeg:quality=100:outdir=/.multiTH mtsfile I'll change -frames to 2 to see what will happen. You can post back with results with build 445. *** I did some tests with 60fps sources and finally decided to use -frames 5 as the 5th always shows fine. Last edited by deank; 9th March 2009 at 12:36. |
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9th March 2009, 11:37 | #1410 | Link | |
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But if I create a USB multiAVCHD and select DISPLAY ALL and then the individual m2ts files, the NTSC PS3 would play the 25fps clips. Although it would behave the same - return to the main menu if I just play the USB as an AVCHD. |
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9th March 2009, 12:15 | #1411 | Link |
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Yes, via PS3 XMB you can play individual m2ts in any FPS.
In BluRay/AVCHD mode (BD player mode) you can't play PAL content on NTSC console. Warning message in the LOG if NTSC is set for menu but some clips are 25fps is added in build 447. I just finished adding overscan option to multiAVCHD when I realized that it's not going to work, because menu navigation will get misaligned - sorry. Last edited by deank; 9th March 2009 at 12:31. |
9th March 2009, 13:05 | #1412 | Link |
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Did anyone try [x] Edit AVCHD on loading?
Download links updated to build 447. Guide/tutorial updated. Fixed navigation button for page 2 of classic menu (title names only). Thanks to drelin for pointing it out. Last edited by deank; 9th March 2009 at 14:32. |
9th March 2009, 15:58 | #1414 | Link |
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No, it is not.
You can use "Cut end" option in Muxer tab and put value: 60 then check the output compilation - it will be created really fast. Then if you like it - put 0 and create normal compilation. It will cut 60 seconds of each clip. Last edited by deank; 9th March 2009 at 16:01. |
9th March 2009, 16:01 | #1415 | Link |
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I am converting my first video using this software
It's a 1.2GB .mkv file. I have been waiting for over an hour now and it still says 'creating bluray folders (tsmxer)' i7 with 4gb ram on vista is this normal? |
9th March 2009, 16:03 | #1416 | Link | |
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Restart your computer, start multiAVCHD, go to Settings and check [x] Show spawned tools then load the mkv file and see what TSmuxer will show. |
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