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McKajVah
2nd March 2008, 22:47
Use PTSCalc (http://www.h264tscutter.de/show_artikel.php?id=4) to detect audio delay and then enter delay value in RipBot264

But why does the program get this right in the first place, when the original ts file is in sync?

Am I missing out on something?

Atak_Snajpera
2nd March 2008, 23:56
But why does the program get this right in the first place, when the original ts file is in sync?

Am I missing out on something?

During encoding process decoder will start decoding at first key-frame (IDR-frame). If your ts was not cut properly and it starts at other frame than IDR-frame (I-frame , B-frame and so on) then you have bad synchronization.

jamos
3rd March 2008, 00:11
would like to see .srt or .sup file support for subtitles, I feel this is more important than just m2ts subtitle support.

roman76r
3rd March 2008, 01:41
jamos
I plan to add these formats after PGS.

Now, I add blu-ray mixing mode for testing PGS. Power DVD work fine with BD-ROM structure on a hard disk created in tsMuxer. I shall complete the new version in some days.

lexor
3rd March 2008, 03:51
would like to see .srt or .sup file support for subtitles, I feel this is more important than just m2ts subtitle support.

For what purpose? The point of adding subtitles to this is to allow devices that support TS to show subtitles, non-standard TS subtitles (srt at least) won't show up anyway, so if you want those there is no need for TS, use mkv and save about 5% on file size.

Having said that, what is the native TS subtitle format and do we have a good converter to get other formats into TS format?

hm10
3rd March 2008, 07:19
how i add the subtitles?
in the browse don't have any subtitle stream

dirkr
3rd March 2008, 08:38
Again, it is a great tool and I have to thank a lot roman76r.

But if I have a wish I would get the possibility to remove the 3/2 pulldown from old movies to seethem in 23,976 fps and second to remove the interlaced signal from some evo files to show them in 23,976 fps.

just my 2 cents.

But don't forget, your tool is ome of the greatest out there for movies!

jamos
3rd March 2008, 17:21
For what purpose? The point of adding subtitles to this is to allow devices that support TS to show subtitles, non-standard TS subtitles (srt at least) won't show up anyway, so if you want those there is no need for TS, use mkv and save about 5% on file size.


purpose of transfering a mkv to a playable AVCHD or BD with subtitles on a ps3 or bluray player. Mkvs do not play on ps3 or bluray. I would be happy with just .sup support as I can convert a .srt to .sup using other tools. by importing .srt the program would have to convert them to be usable, I understand this but that is why Pelican is working with Roman as he can already do this with supread.

jamos
3rd March 2008, 17:24
jamos
I plan to add these formats after PGS.

Now, I add blu-ray mixing mode for testing PGS. Power DVD work fine with BD-ROM structure on a hard disk created in tsMuxer. I shall complete the new version in some days.

Thanks roman your the best!;) would love to just use this tool to make a bd-rom structure.

menlvd
3rd March 2008, 18:35
Thanks roman your the best!;) would love to just use this tool to make a bd-rom structure.

waiting for this, maybe it well done :)

napalm-187
3rd March 2008, 19:20
hi

hi i have make an m2ts from an vc1 and dts

vc1 converted from hd dvd with vc1conv without the pulldownflags

streams plays with reclock but i have all 10 seconds audiodrops

my output is analog and not over spidf

the same file make with scenarist works without the audiodrops

played with powerdvd or zoomplayer, wmv decoder and ac3filter

where is here the prob?

fkl
3rd March 2008, 22:18
excellent tool...sorry for my langage ;)
dts files making with surcode dts are not muxable with tsmuxer?

iSkywalker
4th March 2008, 01:44
Thanks Roman76r. Looking forward to see the support of srt subtitle. Regarding the FAT32 file limitation, I just wonder if it is possible to add File Splitting option like to split file if size is larger than 4GB?

survivant001
4th March 2008, 01:58
with 1.39 I have sync problem. h264 + ac3.

I remux the movie with 1.2.10 and it's sync.

my movie is 1080p.

the movie is sync with this version, but the ff and rw doesn't work on my PS3. I have the rigfht setting to support ff and rw.

winnydows
4th March 2008, 16:16
@iSkywalker
If you need it for PS3, PS3 play M2TS without 4GB limitation.

@roman76r
Thanks for TsMuxer! Great job.

lexor
4th March 2008, 16:37
@iSkywalker
If you need it for PS3, PS3 play M2TS without 4GB limitation.
Not if you are using external usb HDD, which has to be FAT and has the limit (internal drive is formatted using a different file system, that's why larger files work there).

iSkywalker
4th March 2008, 16:53
Not if you are using external usb HDD, which has to be FAT and has the limit (internal drive is formatted using a different file system, that's why larger files work there).

Yes. All my hd video is kept in my external FAT32 hdd. It would be wonderful if there is "Split" option.:helpful:

Pelican9
4th March 2008, 21:21
I'm eagerly waiting for the subtitle stream support.

lance79
4th March 2008, 21:36
I'm eagerly waiting for the subtitle stream support.


Would it be possible then maby, muxing a 1280x544(720p) resolution video with a 1280x720(720p) sup to blu-ray output and ps3 is gonna play that? after maby a little hexedit for the right video resolution...

For now this almost works on the ps3 but the video is then on top of screen.

Pelican9
4th March 2008, 22:31
Would it be possible then maby, muxing a 1280x544(720p) resolution video with a 1280x720(720p) sup to blu-ray output and ps3 is gonna play that? after maby a little hexedit for the right video resolution...

For now this almost works on the ps3 but the video is then on top of screen.

I think you have to put some black lines at least to the top of the screen...

jamos
5th March 2008, 00:07
I think you have to put some black lines at least to the top of the screen...

yes you would have to reencode the video to 1280x720p with addborders avisynth command using x264 to get the video to have borders on top and bottom so the subtitles show correctly.

survivant001
5th March 2008, 03:06
I did some test tonight.

with 264 (encoded for the ps3)
ac3 6ch
mux by 1.2.10 the ff and rw doesn't work
mux by 1.3.1 ff and rw WORK
mux by 1.3.6 ff and rw doesn't work
mux by 1.4.0a ff and rw doesn't work

ultratoto14
5th March 2008, 15:59
dream mode on

This could be awesome that a dlna compatible server can stream a mkv translated on the fly by tsmuxer to the ps3.

dream mode off

tr5755
5th March 2008, 18:20
I was just wondering what the chance of incorporating DTS transoding to AC3 into tsMuxeR? Also, I was wondering how other Mac users were transcoding DTS to AC3 currently. I am using Crossover on my mac to run tsMuxeR and it works great. But I have a lot of MKV's with DTS.

Just a note for Mac users, I had a lot of trouble with Medialink. A lot of my H263 w/AC3 m2ts files were reporting a total runtime of approx 15 minutes, when they were a couple hours long. I could fast forward past the 15 minute mark, all they way to the end of the movie, but when I hit play, it would return to the 15 min mark and sit on pause. Using Twonkymedia, All of these problems movies play fine. Waste of $20...

lexor
5th March 2008, 18:50
I was just wondering what the chance of incorporating DTS transoding to AC3 into tsMuxeR?
Chances of an audio encoders/decoders being incorporated into a container muxer? Not high, I'd imagine.

Atak_Snajpera
5th March 2008, 21:46
I was just wondering what the chance of incorporating DTS transoding to AC3 into tsMuxeR?

This MUXER not Transcoder !

tr5755
5th March 2008, 22:56
This MUXER not Transcoder !

Ya, I get it. It would be unheard of a piece of software doing more than one thing. Yikes! I guess I should look to another forum if I ever want to watch an MKV w/DTS on my PS3.

survivant001
6th March 2008, 00:45
@tr5755 your reply is not very polite. if you want to tool that does that.. go with mkv2vob.

I would prefer a kit of tools to do the job that I single one.

jamos
6th March 2008, 01:37
I did some test tonight.

with 264 (encoded for the ps3)
ac3 6ch
mux by 1.2.10 the ff and rw doesn't work
mux by 1.3.1 ff and rw WORK
mux by 1.3.6 ff and rw doesn't work
mux by 1.4.0a ff and rw doesn't work

I do not have that issue are you using the same source? some sources ff/rw just doesnt work without reencoding with x264.

DoomBot
6th March 2008, 02:21
Would any one happen to know the Audio delay for Underworld Extended cut blu-ray, I have been figuring out other movies but not exact on this one. Im putting a DTS track using TsMuxer


Never mind i figured it out it was 2000ms!

survivant001
6th March 2008, 02:31
I do not have that issue are you using the same source? some sources ff/rw just doesnt work without reencoding with x264.

of course the same source.

I never had problem with 720p before the 1.40a, but i'm trying to mux a 1080p and VBR does up to 45mbits some time. It's to high to be able to stream it with tversity, so I copy the .m2ts into the PS3 hard drive with a USB key.

I try to choose a lower VBR in tsremux 1.4.0a but it didn't help.

I'm sure that I won't get that with every movies because lot of person would have already complain about that.

I read of others posts that I'm not alone, but still not enough people.

sugatam
6th March 2008, 04:08
Would any one happen to know the Audio delay for Underworld Extended cut blu-ray, I have been figuring out other movies but not exact on this one. Im putting a DTS track using TsMuxer


Never mind i figured it out it was 2000ms!

Can you give me some idea about how you figured this out? Thanks in advance!

DoomBot
6th March 2008, 04:29
Can you give me some idea about how you figured this out? Thanks in advance!

Well it was trial and error, i tried using mediainfo to look at the demuxed video and it said 1000ms then i looked at the demuxed DTS track and it didnt say anything but the total time , strange that mediainfo did not even say the total time for the demuxed video only for the audio. Anyway, i put in 1000ms and it didnt work but saw a change so i put in 1800ms got better then 2000ms perfect!

Wish all did not have to have a delay, it sucks sometimes figuring this stuff out.

Atak_Snajpera
6th March 2008, 08:08
of course the same source.

I never had problem with 720p before the 1.40a, but i'm trying to mux a 1080p and VBR does up to 45mbits some time. It's to high to be able to stream it with tversity, so I copy the .m2ts into the PS3 hard drive with a USB key.

I try to choose a lower VBR in tsremux 1.4.0a but it didn't help.

I'm sure that I won't get that with every movies because lot of person would have already complain about that.

I read of others posts that I'm not alone, but still not enough people.

Did you try m2ts from bluray structure? (TSRemux)

winnydows
6th March 2008, 11:53
Demuxing bug:
program don`t see h264 streams in TS or M2TS. Only audio streams.

survivant001
6th March 2008, 14:21
Did you try m2ts from bluray structure? (TSRemux)

no. I could try tonight. but if it works, that won't change the problem with tsmuxer. I have a a work around 1.3.1 seem to work for me with my movie.

DoomBot
6th March 2008, 20:57
I have yet another problem with Underworld Extended Cut Blu-ray, I got the audio delay perfect at 2000ms and my about 1 gb test files work great but now when I do the whole movie file with the 2000ms delay and try to play the file it doesnt want to play so i tried it again and still does not work so i tried other versions of tsMuxeR and none of them do it. What might be the problem here? All my test files worked and the untouched m2ts file.

jamos
6th March 2008, 22:54
of course the same source.

I never had problem with 720p before the 1.40a, but i'm trying to mux a 1080p and VBR does up to 45mbits some time. It's to high to be able to stream it with tversity, so I copy the .m2ts into the PS3 hard drive with a USB key.

I try to choose a lower VBR in tsremux 1.4.0a but it didn't help.

I'm sure that I won't get that with every movies because lot of person would have already complain about that.

I read of others posts that I'm not alone, but still not enough people.

and you reencoded this? some sources have to be encoded correctly, if not use x264 to reencode source to standard ps3 (BD) specs by using xolos bluray profiles in megui and try it then. only time i notice ff/rw issues is when it was burned to a AVCHD and no rencode (ie just remux).

survivant001
6th March 2008, 23:48
and you reencoded this? some sources have to be encoded correctly, if not use x264 to reencode source to standard ps3 (BD) specs by using xolos bluray profiles in megui and try it then. only time i notice ff/rw issues is when it was burned to a AVCHD and no rencode (ie just remux).

yes I reencode it for the PS3. with all the flags. It's not what I did that cause the problem.

survivant001
6th March 2008, 23:51
Did you try m2ts from bluray structure? (TSRemux)

I did a new test

took the .m2ts encoded by tsmuxer 1.4.0a with use it in tsremuxer 2 output bluray..

the movie is sync and ff work.

until a fix I recommend to mus it back in tsremuxer. It add one more step, but it will play perfectly on the PS3. or stick with 1.3.1 if it works for you

jamos
7th March 2008, 14:40
I did a new test

took the .m2ts encoded by tsmuxer 1.4.0a with use it in tsremuxer 2 output bluray..

the movie is sync and ff work.

until a fix I recommend to mus it back in tsremuxer. It add one more step, but it will play perfectly on the PS3. or stick with 1.3.1 if it works for you

Well i always remux it with tsREMUX to get bd format for my avchd so maybe that is why i have no issues.

winnydows
7th March 2008, 15:26
Request:
--------
Muxing to MKV.
This function let fast and easy remux EVO or other conteiners to MKV.
Why? MKV can be encoded with many different encoders and playable with many different players.
If muxer can read MKV files, I think will be not very hard add muxing to MKV function.
Note: I know about this way: TsMuxer demux streams > mkvmerge mux to MKV. I just need more fast and clear solution.

Atak_Snajpera
7th March 2008, 15:58
Have you ever heard about h264tsto ???? Jesus! This is Transport stream muxer not another MKVMerge.

winnydows
7th March 2008, 16:50
Why use a lot of small tools ??? Better one good remuxing tool.
Don`t need one more mkvmerge.
SOME to SOME muxer is good idea.
It will me more usefull for end users, not only for MulitiGUI developers, like you and me.
One more reason - it save a lot of MBs space. Demux 25 gb EVO and than mux to MKV will take a lot of space and time. Direct remuxing save a lot of space and time too.

Thanks for h264tsto tip. Don`t hear about this tool.


Demuxing into a raw *.h264 file needs the following filters to be installed:
(1) Elecard or Cyberlink Demuxer (empgdmx.ax/CLDemuxer.ax)
(2) Dump (dump.ax, shipping with GraphEdit)

Muxing into a Matroska container needs the following filters to be installed:
(1) Haali Media Splitter
(2) Haali Matroska Muxer

This notes make h264tsto useless. Also need installing mkvtoolnix. One more -1. So Remuxing functions in TsMuxer still will be very usefull.

Goal of tsMuxeR - codec/splitters/filters independed. Don`t depend on a lot of extrenal tools.

Pelican9
7th March 2008, 17:26
mkv muxing is unneccessary, you can choose other programs
tsmuxer means ts muxer
It could be better to finish the most important part (mux streams into m2ts and create the neccessary files for BD) of this tool.

Atak_Snajpera
7th March 2008, 17:35
Why use a lot of small tools ??? Better one good remuxing tool.
All I need is working Bluray Structure with subtitles. I don't care about rest!

Also need installing mkvtoolnix
I think this tool could be modified to use mkvmerge in current directory along with h264tsto.exe instead of installed directory.

Demuxing into a raw *.h264 file needs the following filters to be installed:
(1) Elecard or Cyberlink Demuxer (empgdmx.ax/CLDemuxer.ax)
(2) Dump (dump.ax, shipping with GraphEdit)

You need only Haali + dump.ax !

winnydows
7th March 2008, 17:42
I don't care about rest!
Request not for you. Request for roman76r. And he must think about It. Not you.

Atak_Snajpera
7th March 2008, 18:30
And he must think about It. Not you.
Sounds like order :) Are you his boss...

He should be focused only on BD . The whole PS3 scene is waiting for this not for some MKV muxing feature and other crazy ideas like transcoding from DTS to AC3...

Pelican9
7th March 2008, 18:38
All I need is working Bluray Structure with subtitles. I don't care about rest!

Not only you!

I'm thinking about to make the BD structure (.bdmv,.mpls,.clpi) for an existing set of m2ts and maybe a simple menu generator...
But I'm too slow, smartlabs' guys probably finish it earlier.

Atak_Snajpera
7th March 2008, 18:43
But I'm too slow, smartlabs' guys probably finish it earlier.
I hope so :)