Help converting HD-dvd to a streamable ps3 file

[gichehoo]

Hi, i've been having some problems with streaming a converted hd dvd (vc1) to blu ray (m2ts) with the PS3. However, when i burn it to a blu ray disc it plays back but stutters (like its skipping frames). BTW the Video and audio are in sync.

The process im using is as follows:

1.Ripping with anydvd
2.using Evodemux and selecting the video and audio stream.
3.Eac3to to convert the DD+ to DD
4.Vc1conv with the video stream
5.Using tsMuxeR to create .ts (im delaying audio by 1sec and forcing 24/1001)
5. Using Tsremuxer to create the blu ray folder/structure.

When I try and stream it to the ps3 its just a black screen with no audio or video. My (blu ray rips work fine via streaming).

I have searched this forum and the internet but haven't been able to find a solution....can anyone help me?

[canoehead]

I admit to being a total noob and am just learning, but might there be a way to feed the VC-1 stream to the PS3 w/out converting to AVC? I thought that the PS3 can handle the VC-1 codec, and transcoding is a huge pain. Anyway, interested to see how this thread develops.

[mparter]

Probably not the answer your looking for but I ripped my HD DVD's to my PC and encoded them as MPEG2. I then muxed this with the extracted audio (converted to ac3 if required) to a program stream (.mpg). This streams perfectly to my PS3.

If your interested, let me know and I'll list my steps.

[gichehoo]

Hi, that would be great if you could list your steps. Also are encoding vc-1 to mpeg2?

[jamos]

Hi, that would be great if you could list your steps. Also are encoding vc-1 to mpeg2?


you need to reencode your video stream I am thinking. I have a tutorial on how to reencode here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=135795

[Glorioso]

you need to reencode your video stream I am thinking. I have a tutorial on how to reencode here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=135795

Why dont he uses the VC-1 stream and use tsmuxergui to make a BluRay DVD-9?

[dburckh]

PS3 only supports VC-1 in a WMV container. It does not (yet) support VC-1 in the M2TS container.

Update:

Answered the wrong question, but what the topic was about. :) I assume that TsMuxer is producing AVCHD disks. AVCHD does not support VC-1. They only support MPG2 and AVC. You have to create a full blow BluRay disc for VC-1. I'm guessing most players don't support non AACS discs BluRay discs.

In short, I think you have to transcode to AVC.

[hdjerin]

My steps

1. Ripping with anydvd
2. using tsmuxer 1.5 and selecting the video and audio stream in demux mode
3. Eac3to to convert the DD+ to DD
4a. Vc1conv 0.3 ver (http://www.w6rz.net/vc1conv.zip)with the VC-1 video stream -> 1080p/24fps
4b. h264info with the AVC video stream (forcing 23.976 fps & remove 3:2 pull down flags) -> 1080p/24fps
5. Using Tsmuxer 1.5 to mux 3. & 4. to create the blu ray folder/structure (forcing 24/1001)
6. Burn the BD if you want

[canoehead]

My steps

1. Ripping with anydvd
2. using tsmuxer 1.5 and selecting the video and audio stream in demux mode
3. Eac3to to convert the DD+ to DD
4a. Vc1conv 0.3 ver (http://www.w6rz.net/vc1conv.zip)with the VC-1 video stream -> 1080p/24fps
4b. h264info with the AVC video stream (forcing 23.976 fps & remove 3:2 pull down flags) -> 1080p/24fps
5. Using Tsmuxer 1.5 to mux 3. & 4. to create the blu ray folder/structure (forcing 24/1001)
6. Burn the BD if you want


Would it be possible to mux to a TS or something that would stream?