smartLabs tsMuxeR: Transport Stream muxer

[jeffnoone]

Taking a movie like Rambo as an example, which has a DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 soundtrack - is it possible to get the 7.1 track into a new Blu-Ray structure using tsRemuxeR, and a combination of other tools?

From what I have read, tsRemuxeR does not support this directly, altho can output as 5.1 DTS

Even if we could get it into a BluRay structure, it seems that a PS3 wont play a DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 soundtrack, unless it is on a commercial Blu-Ray disc - correct?

Can eac3to work with this DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 soundtrack, converting it into 7.1 channels of .wav, and then bundle it up into a 7.1 channel single LPCM?


I have read that Graphedit and the Arcsoft audio filter will allow production of 7.1 wavs - but what program do you use to re-bundle these into a 7.1 LPCM?

Any help appreciated
Thanks
Jeff

[survivant001]

lot of posts here are not releated to tsmuxer. You should start a new thread.

[Nullity]

It`s not a rule. Some 720p work, some don`t. Same for 1080p. Everything depend on luck in this case.

From what I understand, it isn't the 5.1 level itself that prevents playback on the PS3. Instead, it is caused by some of the features that get enabled by encoding to level 5.1 that aren't supported in 4.1 (blu-ray standard). For instance, most people know that for 1080p video, there must be 4 or fewer reference frames, but that's not all. Level 4.1 also does not support the "P4x4" macroblock option, and "B-Pyramid" can also cause problems (there may be some others).

If you know you have a 1080p stream that is level 5.1 but was not encoded with these options, then just changing to 4.1 on the fly with tsMuxer or h264info should let it work on the PS3, otherwise, the video will have to be re-encoded.

If it needs to be re-encoded, I suggest using MeGUI and the "SA-Blu-ray" profile. Using this profile, you can uncheck both "Add picture timing info" and "Continually insert SPS/PPS" when muxing in tsMuxer and it will play perfectly on the PS3, including seeking, etc (I have done this several times).

[ultratoto14]

Just to be precise, the 5.1 level files i talked about are files that did not work before, black screen after 4.1 level patching. I will be out for 3 weeks, but i will test further and find what is the common option not supported before.

[SeeMoreDigital]

It really is pointless generating AVC encodes higher than High@Level4.2, as not even Blu-ray (or HD-DVD) supports it.

[Butterfly666]

When I choose dutch language for the subtitle with tsmuxer to make a AVCHD for the ps3, the ps3 dont show the info for dutch subtitle but the info says undetermined. For the english subtitle it shows the correct info.

For the turkish subtitle its the same undetermined info.

Now I have googled and I think the ps3 only show the correct info if you choose nld as info with tsmuxer and not dutch. For the turkish I dont know yet.

How can I fix this? Is it possible to add info without to choose the info in tsmuxer list?

[n0mag!c]

Is it possible to add info without to choose the info in tsmuxer list?
Try Pelican's BDEdit or any "hexedit" to patch language description in the *.mpls files.
P.S. I really think that not displaying certain language descriptions is a PS3 problem.

[todaystudy]

great tool and probably the best remuxer.
but i have one desire. it is possible to choose the stream id from the audio and video streams before muxing? because my hd-reciver (Kathrein UFS910) don't accept the default stream id's from tsmuxer.

input.ts: (work on the UFS)

Code:
Stream #0.0[0x2ff]: Video: h264
Stream #0.1[0x303](deu): Audio: liba52, 48000 Hz, 5:1, 448 kb/s
Stream #0.2[0x304](eng): Audio: liba52, 48000 Hz, stereo, 448 kb/soutpu.ts: (don't work on the UFS)

Code:
Stream #0.0[0x1011]: Video: h264
Stream #0.1[0x1100]: Audio: liba52, 48000 Hz, 5:1kb/s kb/s
Stream #0.2[0x1101]: Audio: liba52, 48000 Hz, stereo, 448 kb/sthanks and sorry for my english

micha

[rica]

Hi roman!
Hope you don't mind if i say it is time to update :)

(: not related with the upper posts. Think you've collected lots of feedback.)

[jeffnoone]

Hope someone can help with problems I am having with Rambo First Blood BR North America

I wanted to make a copy from the actual BR disc, so used Pioneer drive and AnyDVD to extract

The video is h264/AVC, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9) - reported by eac3to

The video is Profile: High@4.1 Resolution: 1920:1080p Frame Rate:23.976 - reported by tsmuxeR

THere are both AC3 and DTS-HD tracks, and I have tried it with AC3 only to check my problem out


Anyway the problem is jumpy video
e.g. early on in movie Rambo is going down a slope to a house at edge of lake, he will move, then hesitate, suddenly spurt forward, hesitate again, then rush forward etc
This cycle appears to occur every second or so

Now it plays perfectly with PowerDVD 73319a if I use the entire BR structure
But when I remux it with tsRemuX keeping only video and AC3, it does the jumpy thing
I tried demuxing first with Eac3to both with and without the -seekToIFrames and -24p commandline switches, then remuxed with tsMuxeR, but no good.

I then demuxed/remuxed with TsRemux0212b, and it plays perfectly

I tried h262info with "write PPS" but it chokes on the demuxed h264

Now I want to output this in 4GB chunks, so TsRemux0212b is no good, but at least TsRemux experiment tells me it can be done

I also tried tsMuxeR with both "add picture timing info" and "continually insert SPS", as well as forcing it to 30fps - none of this worked - still jumpy

Have tried everything I can think of as a relative noob, hoping for some help

How can I correct this video, and get it remuxed into 4Gb chunks wityh smooth video?

Help appreciated
Jeff

[Kakan]

Is there some one out here that maby whants to help me out with a cupol of things with this program ???

[rica]

Hi guys.

I'm not so sure whether i'm in the right topic but anyway:

I spent a lot of time with trying to cut srt files by TSMuxer today.

I demuxed VC1 from a HD DVD via TSMuxer
Demuxed ac3 with eac3to
Demuxed sup with evodemux.

Converted sup into srt with SupRead.

When i remuxed vc1 and ac3 into TS with TS muxer and renamed srt created with supread with the same name of muxed ts and put them in the same folder, i can easily watch suptitle with MPC-HC.

What if i cut remuxed video, audio and srt with TSMuxer?

1) If i cut and demux srt by alone with TSMuxer and import to Supread i got this:

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/994/supreadbj0.th.jpg (http://img145.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supreadbj0.jpg)

2) If i try to remux video, audio and sup together and after i cut and demux i got this:

http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/7249/supread3no2.th.jpg (http://img517.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supread3no2.jpg)

(even the original srt was:

http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/7043/supread2oh3.th.jpg (http://img46.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supread2oh3.jpg)

Any comment will be appreciated.
Thx!

[rica]

BTW, here are the sups; first one is original, the second one is problemtic one...

If you want to get the 1st option, you may give it a go by yourself with the original srt via TSMuxer...

http://rapidshare.com/files/125932966/Sups.zip.html

[dtv_user]

@Roman

When I mux a mpeg2 video and ac3 audio together to a ts stream the audio doesn't work.
It seems tsremuxer puts a stream id of fd and I need stream id of bd to playback these streams with ac3 audio. Is there any chance of having a option to select stream id bd?

Thank you

[stefvienna]

Hi all,

tsMuxeR is my favorite proggy for making movies play on my PS3 - but now I found one mt2s where it constantly breaks ...
I took the main movie mt2s from the BD "From Hell" and tried to take out only the h.264 and the english ac3-stream, but tsMuxeR constantly crashes at 17.6% ...
When I untick both "add picture timing info" and "continually insert SPS" then the demuxing works, but when I try to remux these two stream again, it crashes again.
Demuxing all the other streams works fine.
When I use h264.info to recode the extracted stream, it crashes as well at the same position.
I tried to remux the two streams into an mkv, which worked, but remuxing the mkv using either GOTsent or mkv2vob crashes as well (I guess they are using tsMuxeR or h264.info under the hood as well ...).
So am I stuck here or do you have any idea on how I could remove that glitch from the h.264-stream?

Ah - btw. one more thing I noticed:
I took the vc-1 and ac3-stream from "The Incredible Hulk" and remuxed them into a BD structure and burnt that structure onto a BD disk. For h.264 streams that usually works, but this one just produces a black screen on my PS3 and after a while the message "unsupported format" on the screen - any ideas here again?

Cheers, Stefan!

[frank]

@rica
srt is a simple text format. You can cut it with Windows Editor! You know the end time.

@stefvienna
First completely demux the main movie to it's elementary streams (vc1, ac3), and then mux new.

[stefvienna]

Hi Frank,

that exactely what I did ...
When both "add picture timing info" and "continually insert SPS" are klicked, then it crashes during demuxing, when they are not klicked, demuxing works, but then it crashed during remuxing ...

Cheers, Stefan!

[karppa]

When i load *.mpls file and then i try to demux , create blu-ray disk or muxing. Tsmuxer give error code -2 and error message is
file name *.m2ts already exists.

I cannot do any demux/create blu-ray/muxing if i load *.mpls file
tsmuxer version is 1.8.4

sorry for bad english

[EPiPH0NE]

When i load *.mpls file and then i try to demux , create blu-ray disk or muxing. Tsmuxer give error code -2 and error message is
file name *.m2ts already exists.

I cannot do any demux/create blu-ray/muxing if i load *.mpls file
tsmuxer version is 1.8.4

sorry for bad english

Load your MPLS file -> Mux to new M2TS -> Load new M2TS into tsMuxeR -> continue processing. See if that works.

[karppa]

Load your MPLS file -> Mux to new M2TS -> Load new M2TS into tsMuxeR -> continue processing. See if that works.

It won't work, look at picture

If there is *.mt2s file more than once in input files, it stops.

[EPiPH0NE]

It won't work, look at picture

If there is *.mt2s file more than once in input files, it stops.

I can't see the picture due to approval pending, and I have never had this problem with tsMuxeR. Try loading in just one of the M2TS files, not the MPLS file, and remux to a new M2TS and set the output to a different folder or HDD if possible and let us know what happens.

[karppa]

I can't see the picture due to approval pending, and I have never had this problem with tsMuxeR. Try loading in just one of the M2TS files, not the MPLS file, and remux to a new M2TS and set the output to a different folder or HDD if possible and let us know what happens.

It's working fine if i load m2ts files.
Well i have to load m2ts files manual and use append option.

[EPiPH0NE]

It's working fine if i load m2ts files.
Well i have to load m2ts files manual and use append option.


Have you tried reloading the MPLS file and then muxing to M2TS on a different folder/HDD or made sure to give your new M2TS file a new name when trying the MPLS file? As I said, I've never had this problem before and I can't see your pic but it sounds like tsMuxeR is naming your new M2TS file the same name as one of the M2TS files that already exist in the play list which is why you should re-try using the MPLS file just make sure to 'browse' for a new location to put the new M2TS file. I'm just guessing but I know for a fact that tsMuxeR doesn't have problems with MPLS files. You could also try using eac3to to join the files.

[sangwich]

Roman, your proggy is the best :thanks:. I would like to suggest few features that could make it even better.

1. I wonder if it is possible to write subtitles as srt when demuxing blu-ray files? I'm not sure if they even available on blu-ray in any text form, but if they are it would be nice to have this feature.

2. Also, since you added support for Blu-ray play lists (many thanks for this feature), would it be possible to write out a chapter list when demuxing?

3. There is a feature to add SPS/PPS to h264 stream but it would be nice to be able strip redundant SPS/PPS frames too. They only matter for PS3 AFAIK and they are waste for many other applications.

Cheers

[csdesigns]

Roman, let me first comment on what an excellent app you have created for everyone. Great job!

I have a general question about converting from a HD DVD to BD, mostly pertaining to whether or not the process has simplified some within the past few months since the initial guides were posted. I have the HD DVD version of the film 'Reds', which oddly enough comes in on two discs. I would like to convert this into a single BD, and I was wondering if the following would work:

Source the first EVO from the first disc, then append the remaining three EVOs
Click on the VC1 stream and change the framerate to 24000/1 and select the 'Remove Pulldown' option
Select the main E-AC3 track
Click on the 'Create Blu-ray Disc' option and then the 'Start Muxing' button
Burn the outputted BDMV folder to BD-R DL

Would this suffice? Or are there still issues with doing a direct conversion like this? EDIT: I just tried the above method and while the PS3 did recognize the BD-RE DL I burned the movie to, it did not play the disc back all that well. It took the PS3 quite a bit longer to read the disc (usually don't have issues with this disc) and mount it in the Video section. Upon playback, the video would play back at about 12fps rather than 24, and there was no audio. The PS3 recognized the audio as being only 112Kbps, so obviously something was wrong there. However, the length of the movie was correctly interpreted by the PS3 as being over 3 hours long, so it seems the concatenation from the sources may have been OK. My next step is to try the same as above but first strip out the E-AC3 from the source EVOs and create just a standard AC-3 with eac3to and then mux. This thread has become so long its hard to find out if this has been addressed already, so I apologize if this is a redundant post and if it is, if someone could point me in the right direction I'd be greatly appreciative. If the above won't work correctly for me in generating a BDMV folder that will play fine on a BD STB like the PS3, is the following still necessary or can I cut out some other steps?:

Demux the first set of EVOs from Disc 1 to VC1 and E-AC3 ES
Demux the second set of EVOs from Disc 2
Run VC1Conv on the VC1 elementary streams to remove the pulldown
Convert the E-AC3 files to standard AC3
Source the ES' from Disc 1 first, then Append the ES' from Disc 2 to appropriate track
(Or will I need to mux ES files from the first disc to a TS and then do the same to the second disc's ES files and then do an Append to the first disc's TS with the second disc's TS)
Choose the Create Blu-ray Disc option
Burn to BD-R DL

Thanks again for the wonderful app and its continued development.

[EPiPH0NE]

^^^Instead of spending all the that time demuxing why not:

1) Run each EVO through eac3to (which can remove the pulldown) -> MKV
1a) at the same time do EAC3 -> AC3
2) Load your first MKV into tsMuxeR and append the last two
3) load your first AC3 into tsMuxeR and append the second two -> 'Create Blu-ray disc'
4) Burn

I'm not sure if you can append individual audio tracks in tsMuxeR, as I've never tried myself, but if you can't you could just mux the MKV's and AC3 tracks in MKV merge then load them into tsMuxeR. Either way, seems like a lot easier/cleaner then what your doing but what do I know?

EDIT:

Actually you do have to demux the stream with eac3to to get the -pulldown and not MKV so you'd have to demux anyway. Oh well, I suck.

[Ryu77]

Is there any application that can demux the chapter times from a Blu-ray disc?

[frank]

BdEdit

[ooferomen]

has anyone remuxed the band of brothers hd dvd? when i try to remove pulldown i get these errors. this happens on all 10 .evos acoss all 5 discs.

Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 100ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 200ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 400ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 800ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 1601ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 3203ms.

[EPiPH0NE]

has anyone remuxed the band of brothers hd dvd? when i try to remove pulldown i get these errors. this happens on all 10 .evos acoss all 5 discs.

Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 100ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 200ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 400ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 800ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 1601ms.
Warning! Source stream contain irregular pulldown marks. Mistiming between original fps and fps/1.25(without pulldown) exceed 3203ms.

I get this same warning on every HD-DVD AVC disc when I remove pulldown via tsMuxeR but I get flawless playback so I just ignore it.

[hvda]

@Roman76r
I would like to report following problem that occur when opening transport stream (.ts) files, containing satellite HD transmission captures of Channel Arte HD (on 19.2E TP 11914 SR 27500 FEC 9/10) : tsMuxeR 1.8.4(b) does not recognize video track (AVC Video stream) and second audio track (MPEG Layer2). (Note: program TsRemux V.0.0.21.2 recognizes 1 Video AVC stream and 2 audio streams MPEG Layer2).

Conditions:
- Captures done with Dreambox DM800HD Gemini 3.60 image. Duration of the captures : 5minutes.
- TS files tested with tsMuxeR version 1.6.3b and with version 1.8.4b.

I hope this information can be useful to you in order to improve the tsMuxeR program.
If you are interested, I could upload a sample (tssplitted) of those captures on a server of your choice, for analysis (please specify minimum sample size needed).


- Information gathered with MediaInfo program for Arte HD capture.
General
ID : 3F3
Complete name : E:\DVBS-TS\ArteHD_5min.ts
Format : MPEG-TS
File size : 434 MiB
Duration : 5mn 6s
Overal bit rate : 11.9 Mbps

Video
ID : 6210 (0x1842)
Menu ID : 11120 (0x2B70)
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : Main@L4.0
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, ReFrames : 2 frames
Duration : 5mn 6s
Bit rate : 10.9 Mbps
Width : 1280 pixels
Height : 720 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16/9
Frame rate : 50.000 fps
Colorimetry : 4:2:0
Scan type : Progressive
Language : German
Language_More : Clean effects

Audio #1
ID : 6221 (0x184D)
Menu ID : 11120 (0x2B70)
Format : MPEG Audio
Format version : Version 1
Format profile : Layer 2
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 256 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Resolution : 16 bits
Video delay : -919ms
Language : German
Language_More : Clean effects

Audio #2
ID : 6222 (0x184E)
Menu ID : 11120 (0x2B70)
Format : MPEG Audio
Format version : Version 1
Format profile : Layer 2
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 256 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Resolution : 16 bits
Video delay : -983ms
Language : French
Language_More : Clean effects

Text
ID : 6230 (0x1856)
Menu ID : 11120 (0x2B70)
Format : Teletext
Language : German
Language_More : Clean effects

[cutadel]

hvda,
this problem is well known since the second EinsFestival Hd transmission in 720p. I had informed the author of tsMuxer about that, but received unfortunately no reply in any form.
The problem is, that something is rejecting tsMuxer to import the video stream. With audio i have no problems.
Lets hope, that somebody now can help. A solution would be great, because only with tsMuxer created (mini) bluray discs (on DVD+R,DVD+RW, BD-R/RE) play the captured hd videos on my Panasonic BD-30.

[Butterfly666]

Is it possible 2 put in the next update more effects for the subtitles like shadows?

Because now it's hard to reed in very light scenes..

[dorati]

Is the development of TSmuxer dead?

I don't see roman76r a long time online ?!?

[DoomBot]

Sure looks like it to me.

[n0mag!c]

When i remuxed vc1 and ac3 into TS with TS muxer and renamed srt created with supread with the same name of muxed ts and put them in the same folder, i can easily watch suptitle with MPC-HC.

What if i cut remuxed video, audio and srt with TSMuxer?

When you're watching your original .TS-file, then subtitles are rendered with DirectVobSub.
When you're muxing .SRT-file with tsmuxer, it renderes text to PGS. So SupRead can't recognize it. That's my guess.

[EPiPH0NE]

Is the development of TSmuxer dead?

I don't see roman76r a long time online ?!?

tsMuxeR is free from the company roman76 runs/works for so I would guess he either left the company or is happy with it's current state as are their paying customers for which tsMuxeR is bundled with their commercial products. Just a guess.........:confused:

[jj666]

It's a shame if development has stopped as the source wasn't available for any one else to pick up. It's certainly a utility I use daily and the ease of use of the program certainly isn't replaceable easily with any other utility. Would certainly be willing to pay if it turned to a commercial utility or donate if such an option was available :-)

Cheers,

-jj-

[Nullity]

It would be a shame if development of tsMuxer has stopped as it is probably the most useful program of its kind out there.

I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but there is a slightly newer version (1.8.5) hosted on his company's website that was not posted about here at doom9:

http://www.smlabs.net/tsMuxer/tsMuxeR_1.8.5(b).zip

I downloaded it, but haven't tried it yet. There is no changelog available, so I'm not sure what has been fixed/changed.

[laserfan]

I downloaded it, but haven't tried it yet. There is no changelog available, so I'm not sure what has been fixed/changed.No change to Readme, but the two .exe files are 3 days newer. On launch it says 1.85 w/no (b) beta indication. Maybe they just said "this is it" and it's 1.84(b) w/o the beta indication...?

[rica]

When you're watching your original .TS-file, then subtitles are rendered with DirectVobSub.
When you're muxing .SRT-file with tsmuxer, it renderes text to PGS. So SupRead can't recognize it. That's my guess.


Hi i just remux audio and video. Leave srt as seperate file.

Unregister DirectVobSub and here is the way i go:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1157293#post1157293


DXVA with subtitles:

http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/3159/ha03dh9.th.jpg (http://img140.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ha03dh9.jpg)

The working graph at the back stage:

http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/8418/ha04bk5.th.jpg (http://img253.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ha04bk5.jpg)

BTW, for BD you have to use TSMuxer for demuxing subtitles and you will get sup which SupReader may recognize.

[EPiPH0NE]

It would be a shame if development of tsMuxer has stopped as it is probably the most useful program of its kind out there.

I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but there is a slightly newer version (1.8.5) hosted on his company's website that was not posted about here at doom9:

http://www.smlabs.net/tsMuxer/tsMuxeR_1.8.5(b).zip

I downloaded it, but haven't tried it yet. There is no changelog available, so I'm not sure what has been fixed/changed.

Thnx for the heads up :)

[dieselgg]

I am getting the error: Some tracks not recognized. This track ignored for the following an .mkv vide file:

- codec .H264 Profile High @5.1 Resolution 1280:720p
- codec AC3 Bit ratekps 448kbps sample rate 48kHz channels 6

Is the problem with AC3 audio track having a bitrate of 448kbps or is it something else?

If the bit rate is the problem, what would be the best way to correct this?

[EPiPH0NE]

I am getting the error: Some tracks not recognized. This track ignored for the following an .mkv vide file:

- codec .H264 Profile High @5.1 Resolution 1280:720p
- codec AC3 Bit ratekps 448kbps sample rate 48kHz channels 6

Is the problem with AC3 audio track having a bitrate of 448kbps or is it something else?

If the bit rate is the problem, what would be the best way to correct this?

Maybe try demuxing the MKV with MKVextract and then feed the raw streams into tsMuxeR? May/may not work.

[dieselgg]

Maybe try demuxing the MKV with MKVextract and then feed the raw streams into tsMuxeR? May/may not work.

Thanks for the reply I will give it a try or use the front end GUI AVCHD Disk Creator app.

By the way which is a better format for the PS3 when using tsMuxerR, m2ts or AVCHD?

Any advantage or disadvantage to using either.

[woah!]

I am getting the error: Some tracks not recognized. This track ignored for the following an .mkv vide file:

- codec .H264 Profile High @5.1 Resolution 1280:720p
- codec AC3 Bit ratekps 448kbps sample rate 48kHz channels 6

Is the problem with AC3 audio track having a bitrate of 448kbps or is it something else?

If the bit rate is the problem, what would be the best way to correct this?

profile high has to be 4.1 at most i believe ...

[EPiPH0NE]

profile high has to be 4.1 at most i believe ...


If that's the case you could try running the raw stream through h264info and change the header to read L4.1 but that may/may not work. Worth a shot unless there's a quicker way.

[B4tm4n]

I am getting the error: Some tracks not recognized. This track ignored for the following an .mkv vide file:

- codec .H264 Profile High @5.1 Resolution 1280:720p
- codec AC3 Bit ratekps 448kbps sample rate 48kHz channels 6

Is the problem with AC3 audio track having a bitrate of 448kbps or is it something else?

If the bit rate is the problem, what would be the best way to correct this?

I've had this problem in the past when the AC3 track isn't recognised. Its not a Tsmuxer problem ( I think ) just the headers on the audio track are screwed.
Use mkv merge and gut a couple of seconds of the begining of the film and that should do the trick.
The other way is to demux the audio track and re-encode it and then remux it back in.

Good luck.

profile high has to be 4.1 at most i believe ...

I don't know if you use a PS3 but with the latest firmware 2.40+ it will take 5.1 high profile.

[dieselgg]

I agree, I may have to remux the audio, perhaps the audio bitrate is too high. The Maximum video bitrate for Blueray is 40000 kbps. I know for sure that the error is not because the profile high is 5.1. I have inserted a different video file with a profile high of 5.1, audio bitrate of 384kbps and there were no errors.

I used GUI AVCHD Disk Creator app which is a front end gui for TSMuxer. I converted the video file, which was giving me the problems and converted it to AVCHD without any errors. I will try out the disk when I get a chance.

[survivant001]

I don't know if you use a PS3 but with the latest firmware 2.40+ it will take 5.1 high profile.

is it official that the 2.40 support 5.1 profile ?