.m2ts to .wmv Using TMPGEnc (audio problems)

[semperfi360]

I ripped a blu-ray movie using AnyDVD to my hard drive. It plays and sounds PERFECT using Windows Media Player (I using the Vista Codec Pack). When I import the .m2ts file into TMPGEnc and preview it, the video is great but the audio is ultra staticy. I'm not sure what the problem is, maybe its TMPGEnc. I ultimately want to encode the .m2ts to a .wmv file small enough to fit on a 4.7GB DVD and be able to play on my 360.

Any help to fix the problem, or other program suggestions, would be greatly appreciated.

[semperfi360]

Help please...

[Guest]

What kind of audio do you have? Could be any of these. Not all are supported by TMPGEnc.

Linear PCM (LPCM)
Dolby Digital (DD)
Dolby Digital Plus (DD+)
Dolby TrueHD
DTS Digital Surround
DTS-HD High Resolution Audio
DTS-HD Master Audio

IIRC, TMPGEnc supports only the first two. If you have one of the others, you'll have to handle the audio separately and then remux it after encoding the audio.

[semperfi360]

The audio is DTS-HD. What programs would be ABLE/CAPABLE to separate the audio from the .m2ts file?

[Guest]

Please read the forum rules. You can't ask what's best. :)

You may try xport.exe.

[semperfi360]

Im trying gdsmux. I will import the original m2ts video file into tmpgenc and use the audio file from gdsmux. Lets see what happens...

[semperfi360]

I cant preserve the 5.1 surround when I use gdsmux. Are there any alternatives to TMPGENC that is just as powerful and easy to use?