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19th June 2008, 18:04 | #5161 | Link |
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I have a question about demuxing the video stream, I know that you can use the command line switch (example)
1: movie.mkv and it will mux the video stream into an mkv container, but I was wondering if you can just demux the raw video stream into movie.h264 or movie.mpg or movie.vc1, instead of using the demux which demuxes all streams and from my reading only extracts into the source directory where the m2ts/ts/mpg etc file resides? I like to encode my movies and I use dgavcindex for the 264 files and unfortunately it can't parse mkv containers, so I have to extract the 264 stream from the mkv before I can use it. If this is in the thread already I apologize, but my eyes glaze over after reading so many pages and a search on the thread didn't really turn up anything definitive to me. |
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To demux a specific stream you have to set as extension to the output file the actual one. E.g 1: video.264 or 1: video.vc1 (the same goes for audio streams)
Furthermore, DGAVCIndex can handle .m2ts (blu-ray) and .ts containers, so if your source is such, you don't need to demux at all. |
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My current method for all BD's is to make an iso with ImgBurn, mount it with Daemontools, and use eac3to on that mounted iso. AnyDVD can do its magic either during ripping with ImgBurn or when you mount the iso, so its a win either way.
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Can you do it? It fails pretty quickly, it doesn't even try to demux. I'll do it again when I get home, but if you've got something close by, I'd be interested if you can make it happen? Edit: I'm not totally positive, thinking back that I tried h264 as an extension, I'll try it again when I get home, I think I did, but I will double check when I get the chance. Last edited by rebkell; 19th June 2008 at 19:59. |
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19th June 2008, 21:25 | #5168 | Link |
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Yes, WELL aware of this. However I HAVE that new version and can easily see the files but the existing eac3to software bombs when I attempt to pull put the video and audio tracks for compression. My question is can I simply copy them off of the BD media and then use eac3to to process them at a later time or will I need to have the media in the drive? I am pretty sure the media isn't needed and can be put away but I want to make sure.
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Output should be .h264. Sorry, my bad. Code:
eac3to "F:\Close Encounters of the Third Kind 1977 Collector's Edition Blu-ray 1080p H.264 TrueHD 5.1 DTS-HD MA 5.1\Feature Disc" 1) 2: video.h264 M2TS, 1 video track, 4 audio tracks, 2:17:13 1: Chapters, 20 chapters 2: h264/AVC, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) 3: AC3, Spanish, 5.1 channels, 448kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -29dB 4: TrueHD/AC3, English, 5.1 channels, 48khz 5: TrueHD/AC3, French, 5.1 channels, 48khz 6: DTS Master Audio, English, 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48khz [v02] Extracting video track number 2... [v02] Creating file "video.h264"... --------------- Yes, of course. You can copy the files to the HDD and then use eac3to to process them (that's what I do all the time ). Last edited by nautilus7; 19th June 2008 at 22:17. |
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Have you tryed it? I have and can't do it. I only can extract the ac3 track.
With: xport sample1.ts 1 1 1 I get the video h264 file and the ac3 audio. With: xport sample1.ts 1 1 2 I get the video h264 file and no audio file. Am I using xport wrongly? Edit: Forget it. I have done it with tsMuxeR. Thanks anyway. Last edited by yesgrey; 21st June 2008 at 23:24. |
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Yah that will take the WHOLE BD disk. However for eac3to I *think* I just need the m2TS files and some of the other stuff in the Stream directory. Not sure how much that will save me though but I'll look. At least it can be decoded now!
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IMO it's a good idea to rip the entire disk. First, it has been shown numerous times throughout this thread that using anydvd to rip the disk leads to less problems with poor rips. Second, it's always good to haave the entire disk on the HDD incas there is a need to go back and work with material you didn't intend to use the first time.
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i encountered a little problem while encoding dts-hd ma to ac3 and i dunno what to do.
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eac3to v2.47 command line: "C:\Program Files\encoding-tools\eac3to\eac3to.exe" "G:\jumper\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts" 3: "C:\dts\jumper.ac3" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M2TS, 1 video track, 1 audio track, 1:28:29 1: Chapters, 25 chapters 2: h264/AVC, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) 3: DTS Master Audio, English, 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48khz [a03] Extracting audio track number 3... [a03] Decoding with DirectShow (Sonic Audio Decoder)... [a03] DirectShow reports 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48khz [a03] Encoding AC3... [a03] Creating file "C:\dts\jumper.ac3"... [a03] This track is not clean. Processing aborted. [a03] Please clean the track with delaycut and then retry eac3to. Aborted at file position 25130254336. any idea what i can do? |
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I though 2.47 crashes with Jumper...
You can re-rip the disc and try again. Or wait a few days and try with the upcoming 2.48. What does the delaycut log say (it outputs the dts core only, but there isn't another way)? Last edited by nautilus7; 20th June 2008 at 08:56. |
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I wouldn't care it crashed with "Jumper";
If it was a very good movie, that was worth backing up, it would be another story ... but now .... /me runs I'd rather see EAC3To having a option to speedup/lowdown to 24 fps, as 24 fps is the original framerate of movies in general. Because of that, such a feature would be logical to implement imho; Not only because it is very very usefull to us AVCHD-creators |
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I'm trying to make an online backup of an HD-DVD. I've ripped the disk using AnyDVD fine, but there are two FEATURE files that make up the movie. I can extract the correct video and audio streams using eac3to, but basically end up with two mkv files and two flac files that need putting back together (in the right order). Normally I use MKVMerge when I have a single mkv and flac file and this works great.
What's the best way to put these files back together, or is there a better way to demux them using eac3to, so I actually only end up with one mkv and one flac file Thanks Last edited by tman24; 20th June 2008 at 13:37. |
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