Ga1j1n
21st August 2007, 08:08
(Transplanted from page 77 of the Staxrip discussion thread where I feared it would get buried beneath other discussions)
Stax / forumites,
Is it possible to make the Staxrip created mp4's encoded with the default constant quality profile compliant with the PS3 by way of a check box setting or profile.
I have been using this superb Gui for approx 6 months to achive my video collection in preperation for the day when I would finally buy myself a PS3 (I'm not a fanboy by any means I just think it has great potential as a standalone media centre) that day recently arrived when I picked one up secondhand at a reasonable cost.
The problem is that despite playing 264 encoded mp4's out of the box I have discovered through some forum detection work that they only support level 4.1 encodes, this means that in order to get my collection to play on the beast I have to manually demux into elementary streams, change the level of the 264 and re-mux into an mp4 container as per the easy method described in post #182, this is a pain in the butt to say the least although it works.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...ht=ps3&page=10
Anyway after this change the mp4's play perfectly so either the PS3 can play level 5.1 files by default or staxrip creates these files but doesn't specify the file type branding box or level_idc at the point of encoding the x.264 element or muxing the streams into the mp4 container
Without the identifying information in the metatag or similar of the file the PS3 just lists it as an unrecognised file, sure I can use another gui but at the moment none are as complete or user friendly as StaxRip (Sorry guys, no offence intended, it's a personal preference)
So it should be relatively easy to (I say with trepidation) to either set the type by default or allow this as an option within Staxrip (At this point I'd like point out that I am basing this entirely on deduction and in no way suggest that I am an expert in these things)
I would be more than happy to test any files or beta builds/ profiles that may arise from this and will answer any questions I can, here's hoping
:thanks:
Stax / forumites,
Is it possible to make the Staxrip created mp4's encoded with the default constant quality profile compliant with the PS3 by way of a check box setting or profile.
I have been using this superb Gui for approx 6 months to achive my video collection in preperation for the day when I would finally buy myself a PS3 (I'm not a fanboy by any means I just think it has great potential as a standalone media centre) that day recently arrived when I picked one up secondhand at a reasonable cost.
The problem is that despite playing 264 encoded mp4's out of the box I have discovered through some forum detection work that they only support level 4.1 encodes, this means that in order to get my collection to play on the beast I have to manually demux into elementary streams, change the level of the 264 and re-mux into an mp4 container as per the easy method described in post #182, this is a pain in the butt to say the least although it works.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...ht=ps3&page=10
Anyway after this change the mp4's play perfectly so either the PS3 can play level 5.1 files by default or staxrip creates these files but doesn't specify the file type branding box or level_idc at the point of encoding the x.264 element or muxing the streams into the mp4 container
Without the identifying information in the metatag or similar of the file the PS3 just lists it as an unrecognised file, sure I can use another gui but at the moment none are as complete or user friendly as StaxRip (Sorry guys, no offence intended, it's a personal preference)
So it should be relatively easy to (I say with trepidation) to either set the type by default or allow this as an option within Staxrip (At this point I'd like point out that I am basing this entirely on deduction and in no way suggest that I am an expert in these things)
I would be more than happy to test any files or beta builds/ profiles that may arise from this and will answer any questions I can, here's hoping
:thanks: