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jamos
23rd February 2008, 17:19
Yes! I need only TSmuxer 1.3.1 to make an working vob file for the PS3. Changing the level from 5.1 to 4.1 an make an m2ts file. After what rename the m2ts file to vob. Thats it! Very fast and simple. :)

still only works for certain mkvs, you still may need to transcode either the video or audio. that is why you would use this program as it checks the files to see if they can just be remuxed or have to be transcoded.

gordho
23rd February 2008, 19:30
If subtitle support is on the way then how about an option to always transcode if subtitles are detected? The rationale is that if you are letting mkv2vob extract the mkv from a rar, then the user would not know whether or not there is a subtitle track. You might assume the file does not have a subtitle track if the movie is in English but there might be a few scenes where another language is spoken.

jamos
23rd February 2008, 19:36
If subtitle support is on the way then how about an option to always transcode if subtitles are detected? The rationale is that if you are letting mkv2vob extract the mkv from a rar, then the user would not know whether or not there is a subtitle track. You might assume the file does not have a subtitle track if the movie is in English but there might be a few scenes where another language is spoken.

I think it will always transcode if you choose subtitles as it forces them on the screen (ie you can not toggle them off).

3r1c
24th February 2008, 01:14
I will try out the new tsmuxer.

and yes it will work without loader.exe, this file only does the download updates, just run mkv2vob.exe directly.

ill try different ways of compiling it so it doesnt set off nod32

pepitopajas
24th February 2008, 01:36
¿donate a 3ric?

carbonkid
24th February 2008, 01:40
Hi, with this new version I keep getting the same error. Insufficient Disk space, I'm trying to convert a movie with 8 GB and I have 20 GB free. It is set to never transcode because it's a 720p file.

gordho
24th February 2008, 01:49
Hi, with this new version I keep getting the same error. Insufficient Disk space, I'm trying to convert a movie with 8 GB and I have 20 GB free. It is set to never transcode because it's a 720p file.

does your temp drive have enough free space?

carbonkid
24th February 2008, 01:53
19 GB on template drive, 20 GB on destination drive.

I'm trying another file and it's working, maybe it's an imcompatibilyti with that specific file.

3r1c
24th February 2008, 01:57
20gb is not enough space to convert a 8gb file.
you need 3x the space of the mkv file.

if new tsmuxer does it directly it will be possible to do it with 1x so maybe wait until tomorrow.

carbonkid
24th February 2008, 02:04
Thanks for the heads up.

Another thing I converted a file with DTS, and now I hear noises in high pitchs sound (hope you understand my english). It's this a problem with the program?

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 02:04
AWESOME update 3r1c!

I'm thinking of donating some money your way.

I'm waiting for you to update tsmuxer to 1.3.1 - If everything works ok.

I could manually update, but id rather wait incase some other program changes are needed to comply with the new version of tsmuxer.

3r1c
24th February 2008, 02:15
Yeah replacing the tsmuxer.exe in mkv2vob right now wont do anything because mkv2vob wont try to make use of the new functions.

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 02:19
Yeah replacing the tsmuxer.exe in mkv2vob right now wont do anything because mkv2vob wont try to make use of the new functions.

Thanks for the heads up, patiently waiting on an update then if the new version of tsmuxer works ok.

By the way, does it matter what "output file extension" you use? :confused:

carbonkid
24th February 2008, 02:48
Even after having 50GB free HDD, it will continue to say Insufficient Disk Space... , I previously stated it was 8GB but the file is only 6.56GB.

By the way, the file is Queen.Rock.Montreal.1981.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264-CtrlHD, and I've alredy tried Beowulf.2007.DirCut.720p.HDDVD.DTS.x264-ESiR with the same results. Only working file with this version Lost S04E01 720p HDTV DD5.1 x264-CtrlHD

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 03:34
Even after having 50GB free HDD, it will continue to say Insufficient Disk Space... , I previously stated it was 8GB but the file is only 6.56GB.

By the way, the file is Queen.Rock.Montreal.1981.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264-CtrlHD, and I've alredy tried Beowulf.2007.DirCut.720p.HDDVD.DTS.x264-ESiR with the same results. Only working file with this version Lost S04E01 720p HDTV DD5.1 x264-CtrlHD

I had issues with DTS previously in MKV2VOB - It would convert ok but I'd get video speed-up.

I recommend you manually convert you DTS audio to AC3 and then run the new AC3 MKV file through MKV2VOB.

Read my post on how I done it
http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1095825&postcount=734

3r1c
24th February 2008, 03:39
I will do some actual testing but i just looked over the free disk space code and it looks ok.

Can you tell me how far does it go before it gets to the error.

only thing i can think of is it uses the movie time length and maybe this file is reporting a very long time in error.

3r1c
24th February 2008, 03:42
I had issues with DTS previously in MKV2VOB - It would convert ok but I'd get video speed-up.

I recommend you manually convert you DTS audio to AC3 and then run the new AC3 MKV file through MKV2VOB.

Read my post on how I done it
http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1095825&postcount=734

the poster didnt say anything about dts not working right.
and i tested it several times with every possible transcode remux during the latest version and its working perfectly.
its possible in the older version it did this, but the method has totally changed in the new version.

converting it manually should not be necessary.

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 03:56
the poster didnt say anything about dts not working right.
and i tested it several times with every possible transcode remux during the latest version and its working perfectly.
its possible in the older version it did this, but the method has totally changed in the new version.

converting it manually should not be necessary.

Yeah, it was just a suggestion!

More likely a dodgy MKV file to be fair.

It was a tsmuxer build that gave me issues with DTS previously (1.5.2 I think). Im going to run the matrix though this new build of MKV2VOB and see if it's now working 100%.

I've not converted any DTS movies since 1.5.2 I think.

Just read this,

if new tsmuxer does it directly it will be possible to do it with 1x so maybe wait until tomorrow.

Great news if true, would that mean a quicker conversion as well? Not that it takes long anyway.

asif9t9
24th February 2008, 05:09
what error message do you get?

Error Extracting AAC to WAV.

Turntabloid
24th February 2008, 14:06
Hi,

first of all - great stuff!

Now to my problem:

I get the same error - 'insufficient disk space' with the new version!

I am using XP and a 1TB external drive to store and convert with loads of free space.

Is it possible, that the program still uses the TEMP folder on C?

The file is 10GB, my free space on C is 25GB.

Is there any chance, the program will not need to use the TEMP on C in the future?

Many thanks!

carbonkid
24th February 2008, 14:16
I get the error rigth after MKV Extrack.

3r1c
24th February 2008, 16:45
Is there any chance, the program will not need to use the TEMP on C in the future?


You can set the temp folder in the configuration tab.

mikeymoves@gmail.com
24th February 2008, 19:44
I am a little late to the party and I have a few questions. I am a Mac guy running XP in Parallels. For the most part, I think the time using mkv2vob is tolerable. My question is this: I have my MKV's that seem to be the same or similar to those discussed in the thread. All I do is run the mkv2ob.exe, choose the file and select "Automatic." I have perfectly working files after I rename the .vob to .mpg and use medialink. The dolby digital light blares up and it works grand! Am I doing any unnecessary encoding/transcoding? It takes a few hours per file. H264info is the process that takes a long time.

natronicus
24th February 2008, 19:49
im guessing it doesnt like that its packed with UPX (upx.sourceforge.net).

http://www.eset.com/threat-center/pedia/system/prob_unk.htm

EDIT: do you have latest updates for nod32.
I just tested it with online scanner and it passes with nod32 2008.02.22
Loader.exe sets off AVG Free Edition anti-virus as well.

http://www.natronicus.com/AVGLoader.exe.png

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 20:41
AVG free is pants.

Get a real antivirus like Kaspersky or Avira Antivir.

Avira Antivir do a free version I recommend you use over AVG.

wallaceram
24th February 2008, 21:19
with esset nod32 , says loader.exe with virus.

anybody knows something?

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 21:42
with esset nod32 , says loader.exe with virus.

anybody knows something?

Must be false positives.

Probably the heuristics of the antivirus apps are flagging something.

No virus' found here with Kaspersky on one PC, and Avira Antivir Premium on the other.

clotz2000
24th February 2008, 22:09
3r1c already advised that it's most likely the program he is compiling the setup file with. The files are safe, he's looking into it, maybe he'll use a different compiler, if not no biggie.

Thanks again for this prog!!!:thanks:

Sgt.BigNuts
24th February 2008, 22:10
Hi 3r1c,
Just wanted to tell you again how brilliant your program really is, i have always used your latest release, and never had a single problem with any files at all , all work superb on my PS3. Thank you matey, as soon as i have any spare dosh i will defo donate so you can carry on improving this wonderful program. :)

3r1c
24th February 2008, 22:28
I have just installed winxp and nod32 now on an old pc im trying to compile it so it doesnt set if off.

Direct mkv remuxing (300% faster) and subtitles already done and working :)

Franke73
24th February 2008, 23:09
I have just installed winxp and nod32 now on an old pc im trying to compile it so it doesnt set if off.

Direct mkv remuxing (300% faster) and subtitles already done and working :)

yeaaaaaaaaah!!!
Im happy happy, great work Eric!!!

Audioboxer
24th February 2008, 23:36
I have just installed winxp and nod32 now on an old pc im trying to compile it so it doesnt set if off.

Direct mkv remuxing (300% faster) and subtitles already done and working :)

:thanks:

Good news.

Have you figured out what is causing the space requirement issue with DTS 3r1c?

I can confirm some other people I know on other forums have had the issue as well - http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=614188 (last page or two for someone having issues with DTS)

The folk over on Neowin love the app 3r1c ;)

chubsta
24th February 2008, 23:39
I am a little late to the party and I have a few questions. I am a Mac guy running XP in Parallels. For the most part, I think the time using mkv2vob is tolerable. My question is this: I have my MKV's that seem to be the same or similar to those discussed in the thread. All I do is run the mkv2ob.exe, choose the file and select "Automatic." I have perfectly working files after I rename the .vob to .mpg and use medialink. The dolby digital light blares up and it works grand! Am I doing any unnecessary encoding/transcoding? It takes a few hours per file. H264info is the process that takes a long time.

Hi, ive got a couple of questions for you if you dont mind as i take delivery of a shiny new iMac this week...

1. With VirtualPC on my old eMac it wouldnt let me do anything with files larger than 4gb even though the virtual drive was set up as NTFS - have you had this problem with parallels? Is there anything i should know beforhand when setting it up? Most of the files i will be dealing with are between 4.5gb and 12gb...

2. using medialink i have a problem where the mpg movies play but only for a certain time for each one - each one is different but is usually between 10 and 20 minutes. When i check the runtime on the PS3 it shows this time, not the full movie. If i play the same film through an Eyeconnect demo then it plays the whole thing so the problem is not with the file. have you experienced this at all, as i cant seem to work out what is happening and have had no response from Nullriver. (my version is fully registered BTW).

I would really appreciate some help with this because i have tried everything i can with running Windows on my eMac and i never really got it to the point where i could use MKV2VOB, and had to resort to running it on my old arcade MAME cabinet!

cheers
Karl

3r1c
24th February 2008, 23:48
Hi, ive got a couple of questions for you if you dont mind as i take delivery of a shiny new iMac this week...

1. With VirtualPC on my old eMac it wouldnt let me do anything with files larger than 4gb even though the virtual drive was set up as NTFS - have you had this problem with parallels? Is there anything i should know beforhand when setting it up? Most of the files i will be dealing with are between 4.5gb and 12gb...

2. using medialink i have a problem where the mpg movies play but only for a certain time for each one - each one is different but is usually between 10 and 20 minutes. When i check the runtime on the PS3 it shows this time, not the full movie. If i play the same film through an Eyeconnect demo then it plays the whole thing so the problem is not with the file. have you experienced this at all, as i cant seem to work out what is happening and have had no response from Nullriver. (my version is fully registered BTW).

I would really appreciate some help with this because i have tried everything i can with running Windows on my eMac and i never really got it to the point where i could use MKV2VOB, and had to resort to running it on my old arcade MAME cabinet!

cheers
Karl

This is not a mkv2vob issue.
The problem is your windows emulator does not support files over 4gb.
If it works properly on real windows but not on your emulator, the problem is obvously the emulator.

3r1c
24th February 2008, 23:56
V2.0.2 beta 24/Feb/2008
Added subtitles support.
Removed need for h264info.
Updated tsmuxer.
Remux now 300-400% faster.
Updated disk space check to ignore 0 result, and provide a more detailed error.
Tweaked loader.exe so it does not set off nod32.

Note about subtitles:
Subtitles are added if the following 2 conditions are met.
1. A subtitle found in the mkv matches the language selected in config tab.
2. The subtitle language is different from the audio language in the mkv.

Enabling subtitles causes the video to always transcode regardless of transcode setting.

Audioboxer
25th February 2008, 00:08
V2.0.2 beta 24/Feb/2008
Added subtitles support.
Removed need for h264info.
Updated tsmuxer.
Remux now 300-400% faster.
Updated disk space check to ignore 0 result, and provide a more detailed error.
Tweaked loader.exe so it does not set off nod32.

Note about subtitles:
Subtitles are added if the following 2 conditions are met.
1. A subtitle found in the mkv matches the language selected in config tab.
2. The subtitle language is different from the audio language in the mkv.

Enabling subtitles causes the video to always transcode regardless of transcode setting.

:cool:

Wow, it took me about 3 minutes to do a 4.5GB 720p movie with AC3.

Glorioso
25th February 2008, 00:11
V2.0.2 beta 24/Feb/2008
Added subtitles support.
Removed need for h264info.
Updated tsmuxer.
Remux now 300-400% faster.
Updated disk space check to ignore 0 result, and provide a more detailed error.
Tweaked loader.exe so it does not set off nod32.

Note about subtitles:
Subtitles are added if the following 2 conditions are met.
1. A subtitle found in the mkv matches the language selected in config tab.
2. The subtitle language is different from the audio language in the mkv.

Enabling subtitles causes the video to always transcode regardless of transcode setting.

Cant be external subtitles? How can i add the subtitles to the MKV and specifie the language?

gordho
25th February 2008, 00:14
Error Extracting AAC to WAV.

getting the same on a couple animes.

bigggt
25th February 2008, 00:35
thanks 3r1c

No more Nod problems

3r1c
25th February 2008, 00:36
getting the same on a couple animes.

seems windows xp doesnt like the faad.exe i compiled on vista. i will fix it.
edit: actually it doesnt work on any computer except the one i compiled it on. doh.

Also, someone let me know if the disk space issue is fixed.
I could not find any problem, i just made some changes to make it safer.

carbonkid
25th February 2008, 00:54
For me it's not fixed, at least for the files I've tried.

"Insufficient Disk Space on C,You have 51.69GB you need 3063.68GB" (Isn't this a little bit too much for a 6.53GB file :) )

(Will we ever in the future be able to select soft-subtiles in the console?)

I'm getting a new error saying "Error Extracting from MKV"

3r1c
25th February 2008, 01:13
V2.0.3 final 24/Feb/2008
Fixed broken AAC to DTS conversion.
Fixed error extracting mkv if audio is ac3 and subtitles on.
Final version, tested on xp working completely.

chubsta
25th February 2008, 01:16
This is not a mkv2vob issue.
The problem is your windows emulator does not support files over 4gb.
If it works properly on real windows but not on your emulator, the problem is obvously the emulator.

yeah, sorry for hijacking the thread - i didnt mean it to sound like it was a MKV2VOB issue as i have had 99% success using the program on an old windows machine. In fact, the main reason for the upgrade to the Intel iMac is to run an emulator at a decent speed so i can convert all my video files in one place!

Be nice to have it confirmed that Parallels works 100% with very large files tho...

Great news on the subs BTW, now i can finally watch 'Kung Fu Hustle'!!

gordho
25th February 2008, 01:59
V2.0.3 final 24/Feb/2008
Fixed broken AAC to DTS conversion.
Fixed error extracting mkv if audio is ac3 and subtitles on.
Final version, tested on xp working completely.

Still getting "Error demuxing Wav!" after AAC to AC3 2/3. Audio is Japanese, 96 KHZ, 2 channels, A_AAC and subtitles are English, ASS.

3r1c
25th February 2008, 02:31
2channels not supported.
Just remux it to mp4 with yamb.

3r1c
25th February 2008, 02:35
"Insufficient Disk Space on C,You have 51.69GB you need 3063.68GB" (Isn't this a little bit too much for a 6.53GB file :) )

lol. well at least now i know the problem is not in the free space detection but the required space calculation.
ill have a look at it.

tot31
25th February 2008, 04:20
stultus, just click the Add File button and the remuxing will start.

Franke73
25th February 2008, 08:15
Very very nice updates Eric.
I have one "little" request tho.......

To be able to select a subtitle-track(.srt or whatever) from disk, and not from the mkv it self.

jamos
25th February 2008, 10:01
V2.0.2 beta 24/Feb/2008
Added subtitles support.
Removed need for h264info.
Updated tsmuxer.
Remux now 300-400% faster.



I knew you all would like the new version of TSMuxer..:p

btw another added bonus of the new version of TSMuxer is that it streams better due to remuxing the bitrate if you notice your network streaming to ps3 should hardly have pauses.

jamos
25th February 2008, 10:02
Very very nice updates Eric.
I have one "little" request tho.......

To be able to select a subtitle-track(.srt or whatever) from disk, and not from the mkv it self.

What do you mean the disk? this program only works with mkvs I thought.