TsRemux v0.21.2: Transport Stream De/Re-muxer - Page 50

Psythorn · 17th January 2008, 10:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by morpheus0815

So, after reading and reading for days and many failed experiments this is where I stand:

All tests done with h264 and AC3 sound in MKV container!
Resolution 1280x544, filesize about 4,5GB.
PS3 is firmware 2.1

GOAL: create PS3 playable video with 5.1 sound (preferably AC3), which fits on DVD5 without reencoding the video!

[...]

-> I Get an AVCHD Disk with chapters, ffw, pause etc. possible, 5.1 sound.

[...]

Hey... Great... Someone who shares at least some of my goals... Add subtitles and I'm in - also the filesize doesn't matter to me since I'm going for some non-hd dvd-recodes...

But my starting point is a little different...
I would like to use nero recode for recoding the video to avc... And then use demuxing/remuxing to get the candy to work (subtitles, ac3 audio+h264, chapters)...

Slowly I'm starting to get an idea of which way to go...
(http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=133791)

Will do some tests with tsremux, too...
Main question is: Is it able to demux nero-avc (since it stores chapters and subtitles in a propreatary way) ?

Nasgul · 17th January 2008, 11:36

Hi,

has anyone managed to author/remux a stream with VC1/AC3, burned to a DVD5/9 that plays successfully in non-PS3 standalone players?

I´ve authored a few discs, ran ps3bdfix, put the resulting M2TS through TSRemux ("Bluray" option) and then burned to a DVD5/9 with UDF2.50.
The discs play fine in the PS3 and PowerDVD, but not in any standalone player (tested Sony BPD-S1, Pioneer LX70 and a Panasonic). Both the Sony and the Pioneer display "AVCHD", but no playback.

Is it possible that the standalone players won´t play AVCHD discs with VC1 video (or might this be a problem with the AVCHD structure that Tsremux creates)?

Regards,
Nas

morpheus0815 · 17th January 2008, 21:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasgul

Hi,

has anyone managed to author/remux a stream with VC1/AC3, burned to a DVD5/9 that plays successfully in non-PS3 standalone players?

I´ve authored a few discs, ran ps3bdfix, put the resulting M2TS through TSRemux ("Bluray" option) and then burned to a DVD5/9 with UDF2.50.
The discs play fine in the PS3 and PowerDVD, but not in any standalone player (tested Sony BPD-S1, Pioneer LX70 and a Panasonic). Both the Sony and the Pioneer display "AVCHD", but no playback.

Is it possible that the standalone players won´t play AVCHD discs with VC1 video (or might this be a problem with the AVCHD structure that Tsremux creates)?

Regards,
Nas

well, I'm no expert, but afaik AVCHD is Mpeg 4 AVC <> VC1, which would explain why it won't work on standalone players. The PS3 can play regardless of the container, which is sweet....

@Psy, again I'm no expert, but the way it looks to me TSremux creates the chapters the way you enter it (e.g. every 5 mins) it won't even look at what chapters the AVC has....

kalle2k3 · 17th January 2008, 22:38

Hi, where i can i download older versions of TSRemux, especially version 0017 ? Or is someone still in possession of this and can sent me a pm ?

lance79 · 18th January 2008, 08:20

U need an blu-ray player that supports AVCHD DVD, Sony, Panasonic.

http://www.bigscreen.com/journal.php?id=687

Or burn output on a blu-ray dvdr

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasgul

Hi,

has anyone managed to author/remux a stream with VC1/AC3, burned to a DVD5/9 that plays successfully in non-PS3 standalone players?

I´ve authored a few discs, ran ps3bdfix, put the resulting M2TS through TSRemux ("Bluray" option) and then burned to a DVD5/9 with UDF2.50.
The discs play fine in the PS3 and PowerDVD, but not in any standalone player (tested Sony BPD-S1, Pioneer LX70 and a Panasonic). Both the Sony and the Pioneer display "AVCHD", but no playback.

Is it possible that the standalone players won´t play AVCHD discs with VC1 video (or might this be a problem with the AVCHD structure that Tsremux creates)?

Regards,
Nas

Nasgul · 18th January 2008, 11:30

Hi,

Quote:

U need an blu-ray player that supports AVCHD DVD, Sony, Panasonic.

Both the Sony BDP-S1 and the Pioneer are supposed to play AVCHD discs. They also both recognise the disc as AVCHD in the display, but won´t start playback.
I guess it´s either the VC-1 codec or something in the AVCHD structure that prevents them from playing...

Have you successfully played an AVCHD disc with VC1 in a standalone??

Regards,
Nas

lance79 · 18th January 2008, 11:44

Nope i use my ps3 for bluray/avchd playback.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasgul

Hi,

Both the Sony BDP-S1 and the Pioneer are supposed to play AVCHD discs. They also both recognise the disc as AVCHD in the display, but won´t start playback.
I guess it´s either the VC-1 codec or something in the AVCHD structure that prevents them from playing...

Have you successfully played an AVCHD disc with VC1 in a standalone??

Regards,
Nas

Joniii · 20th January 2008, 20:23

I'm having a problem demuxing DTS or dunno if it was DTS-HD audio from my TS backup. When I open the file with tsremux I see VC-1 stream and I can demux it fine but audio is named "Unknown Stream of type 6". If I try to demux it I get error message. TS file plays fine and I get 1536kbps DTS into receiver. Any idea what might be the problem?

Sample TS here

stevenmok · 21st January 2008, 15:48

i find some problem for playing AVCHD in PS3

i use tsremux to remux the Ts format to blu-ray and use nero to burn in UDF2.5 format

i got four files, when i open in tsremux, screen
, disk2 and disk 3 play it correctly in ps3 with DTS, but not disk 1 and 4, that is only video. and if i press forward will be to end of track.

i think is it due to priority problem??

any software can change priority for ts file??
thank

Joniii · 22nd January 2008, 22:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joniii

I'm having a problem demuxing DTS or dunno if it was DTS-HD audio from my TS backup. When I open the file with tsremux I see VC-1 stream and I can demux it fine but audio is named "Unknown Stream of type 6". If I try to demux it I get error message. TS file plays fine and I get 1536kbps DTS into receiver. Any idea what might be the problem?

Sample TS here

It is DTS-HD track, so TSremux can't demux those. Any possibility of DTS-HD support in the future?

morpheus0815 · 23rd January 2008, 01:53

just fyi,
I've basically given up on the AVCHD thing for now.... At least until there is an easier solution for it. Reencoding just doesn't cut it, and the final result is not overwhelming either.
For one the PS3 drive doesn't sound very healthy reading these DVDs (like constantly searching the right cue point) and I seem to have some compatibility issues as well (Nero won't let me burn a reencoded file to a DVD+R while I did exactly that with the "regular" file before).
Also my PC is way tooooo slow for reencoding.
Therefore I am happy with the mkv2vob solution which works like a charm. Only flaw is the ffw/fr thing which you can solve by giving up hard disk space.....

Zow · 23rd January 2008, 09:59

Noob question here:

I am trying to rip my Blu-Ray DVD into a H.264 MKV of about 4-5Gb (I store all my DVDs on a NAS and hate dealing with actual disks, which go to a box in a closet - I assume that the quality at this rate would be decent). I would like to preserve the English subtitles as well.

I started TsRemux and selected the largest m2ts file (main feature) from the ripped Blu-Ray. I was hoping to rip to a single .m2ts or .ts file, which I plan to convert to H,264 MKV using AutoMKV.

The problem is, I got the single .m2ts file (AVC Video Stream; Lossless PCM Audio Stream; Presentation Graphics Stream #1 (hopefully English subtitles), but when I tried to import it into AutoMKV, I didn't see any audio or subtitles.

Now I am trying to remux to TS and have selected Dolby Digital Audio Stream #1 instead of PCM, but I am still not sure I am doing it right.

Am I on the right path?

Atak_Snajpera · 25th January 2008, 18:30

Will you add command line support?

Luvpeaceguru · 25th January 2008, 20:39

I am seeing very strange behaviour on this disk. Having ripped with AnyDVDHD, I get the error in the attached file when I go for any of the key 3x 8.5GB m2ts files:

Lacix · 25th January 2008, 21:35

Anyone who managed to create blu-ray format from an .mkv file ?
I got these messages:

Quote:

index out of bounds.
TSRemux.BlurayOutput.Author(EpElement[]EpInfo, SteamInfo[] sis, UInt32 numOfSourcePackets)
TSRemux.Coordinator.StartMuxing(String outPath, BackgroundWorker worker, TSFileType outType, List'1 pidsToKeep, Timespan ts, TimeSpan te, Boolean useAsync, Boolean processAudio, Boolean MlpToAc3, PesFile input, PesFile secondary, Timespan offset, TimeSpan chapterLen)
TSRemux.TsRemux.backgroundWorker1_DoWork(Object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.OnDoWork(DoWorkEventArgs e)
System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.WorkerThreadStart(Object argument)

(The movie was with DTS sound, but I get this error with movies with AC3 sound)

I don't see the subtitle streams in mkv file also, is it not yet supported ?

It would be a great application to convert mkv files for PS3.
(I'm sure they wont support mkv in PS3

)

Atak_Snajpera · 25th January 2008, 23:55

You should try this method
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...45#post1091845

BD-Newbie · 26th January 2008, 02:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by ByeByeBluRay

It is a bit puzzling though, because the movies play fine with audio straight from the original disk. That means PowerDVD and Nero8 can both handle a DTS-MA stream (even if they are only using the core), so I don't know why the audio wouldn't show up in the remuxed movie.

If you select the DTS-HD audio track when re-muxing, it is there afterwards honest!

The problem is the splitter that is used during playback. For some reason using Graphedit and the Nero/PowerDVD filters I just could not get DTS audio to work.

However, if you use the Haali splitter and AC3 Spdifer the DTS-HD stream will be output, which most AV amps then recognise as normal DTS (at least mine does)

My only problem is that the Haali splitter combined with the PureVideo decoder equals jerky video playback. I can get smooth video playback with the Nero or Cyberlink video decoder, but you don't get any of the nice option like colour/gamma control (or most importantly, native h/w acceleration on nvidia cards) like you do with the purevideo decoder.

I am still experimenting with filter combinations and will post if I am successful.

jamos · 26th January 2008, 23:34

This works like a charm for me on the ps3 from bd's..

bd iso structure rip to hd with anydvd after mounting the iso.

then find the m2ts files that are the main movie.

use tsRemux to import them and choose the correct streams to use, also the convert dolby hd works flawlessly to ac3.

choose ts output.

remux..and bam! a nice playable ts file on my ps3 with ac3 surround.

dj7675 · 28th January 2008, 21:37

Thanks for this tool. It is great to be able to play my HD recordings via regular DVD which works perfectly. I am wondering if tsremux, or any other tool can make hd mpeg or ts files that can be streamed to the ps3. Right now the PS3 will open the file and play it but the files stutter with green flashes. Any direction/help would be greatly appreciated.

Darin

jamos · 30th January 2008, 16:35

getting divide by zero error when converting any ts or m2ts file to bd structure. Anyone else getting this? happens with ver. .18 and .19.

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Nasgul Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 30	Hi, has anyone managed to author/remux a stream with VC1/AC3, burned to a DVD5/9 that plays successfully in non-PS3 standalone players? I´ve authored a few discs, ran ps3bdfix, put the resulting M2TS through TSRemux ("Bluray" option) and then burned to a DVD5/9 with UDF2.50. The discs play fine in the PS3 and PowerDVD, but not in any standalone player (tested Sony BPD-S1, Pioneer LX70 and a Panasonic). Both the Sony and the Pioneer display "AVCHD", but no playback. Is it possible that the standalone players won´t play AVCHD discs with VC1 video (or might this be a problem with the AVCHD structure that Tsremux creates)? Regards, Nas Last edited by Nasgul; 17th January 2008 at 11:39.

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Joniii Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 301	I'm having a problem demuxing DTS or dunno if it was DTS-HD audio from my TS backup. When I open the file with tsremux I see VC-1 stream and I can demux it fine but audio is named "Unknown Stream of type 6". If I try to demux it I get error message. TS file plays fine and I get 1536kbps DTS into receiver. Any idea what might be the problem? Sample TS here Last edited by Joniii; 21st January 2008 at 00:33.

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stevenmok Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1	i find some problem for playing AVCHD in PS3 i use tsremux to remux the Ts format to blu-ray and use nero to burn in UDF2.5 format i got four files, when i open in tsremux, screen , disk2 and disk 3 play it correctly in ps3 with DTS, but not disk 1 and 4, that is only video. and if i press forward will be to end of track. i think is it due to priority problem?? any software can change priority for ts file?? thank Last edited by stevenmok; 21st January 2008 at 15:51.

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morpheus0815 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 12	current situation just fyi, I've basically given up on the AVCHD thing for now.... At least until there is an easier solution for it. Reencoding just doesn't cut it, and the final result is not overwhelming either. For one the PS3 drive doesn't sound very healthy reading these DVDs (like constantly searching the right cue point) and I seem to have some compatibility issues as well (Nero won't let me burn a reencoded file to a DVD+R while I did exactly that with the "regular" file before). Also my PC is way tooooo slow for reencoding. Therefore I am happy with the mkv2vob solution which works like a charm. Only flaw is the ffw/fr thing which you can solve by giving up hard disk space.....

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Zow Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 69	Noob question here: I am trying to rip my Blu-Ray DVD into a H.264 MKV of about 4-5Gb (I store all my DVDs on a NAS and hate dealing with actual disks, which go to a box in a closet - I assume that the quality at this rate would be decent). I would like to preserve the English subtitles as well. I started TsRemux and selected the largest m2ts file (main feature) from the ripped Blu-Ray. I was hoping to rip to a single .m2ts or .ts file, which I plan to convert to H,264 MKV using AutoMKV. The problem is, I got the single .m2ts file (AVC Video Stream; Lossless PCM Audio Stream; Presentation Graphics Stream #1 (hopefully English subtitles), but when I tried to import it into AutoMKV, I didn't see any audio or subtitles. Now I am trying to remux to TS and have selected Dolby Digital Audio Stream #1 instead of PCM, but I am still not sure I am doing it right. Am I on the right path? Last edited by Zow; 23rd January 2008 at 10:06.

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kalle2k3 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 11	Hi, where i can i download older versions of TSRemux, especially version 0017 ? Or is someone still in possession of this and can sent me a pm ?

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Luvpeaceguru Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 20	Blu-Ray Hotel Babylon I am seeing very strange behaviour on this disk. Having ripped with AnyDVDHD, I get the error in the attached file when I go for any of the key 3x 8.5GB m2ts files: Last edited by Luvpeaceguru; 11th March 2008 at 19:36.

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Atak_Snajpera RipBot264 author Join Date: May 2006 Location: Poland Posts: 7,815	You should try this method http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...45#post1091845 __________________ Windows 7 Image Updater - SkyLake\KabyLake\CoffeLake\Ryzen Threadripper

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jamos Hey Now! Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 812	This works like a charm for me on the ps3 from bd's.. bd iso structure rip to hd with anydvd after mounting the iso. then find the m2ts files that are the main movie. use tsRemux to import them and choose the correct streams to use, also the convert dolby hd works flawlessly to ac3. choose ts output. remux..and bam! a nice playable ts file on my ps3 with ac3 surround.

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dj7675 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 3	Thanks for this tool. It is great to be able to play my HD recordings via regular DVD which works perfectly. I am wondering if tsremux, or any other tool can make hd mpeg or ts files that can be streamed to the ps3. Right now the PS3 will open the file and play it but the files stutter with green flashes. Any direction/help would be greatly appreciated. Darin

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jamos Hey Now! Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 812	getting divide by zero error when converting any ts or m2ts file to bd structure. Anyone else getting this? happens with ver. .18 and .19.