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bassgoonist
12th January 2010, 06:50
So i was playing around with ripping a dvd-a. I discovered the audio encoding is VERY similar to dolby truehd. Is there a way I could encode something as dolby truehd, make it the sound audio track of an avchd file with a blank video and play it back on my bluray player? I know my bluray supports avchd playback from dvds and sd cards, so...how would I go about this.
I suppose LPCM might just work as well...
bassgoonist
12th January 2010, 06:59
Ok, i have it as a pcm file...does that help me any? :-p
tebasuna51
12th January 2010, 10:27
I don't know a free TrueHD encoder but BluRay/AVCHD suport also uncompresed audio.
Best than extract like LPCM is extract to WAV (if <4GB) or W64 (if >4GB).
After you can use TsMuxer to mux WAV/W64.
See here: Audio Only AVCHD Disc Authouring (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145728)
Ghitulescu
12th January 2010, 11:17
I know that Dolby TrueHD employs a part of MLP, but how compatible with DTH MA a MLP track can be is only a matter of trial-and-error and may be valid for only a specified model.
I don't know any free certified Dolby encoders, either.
tebasuna51
12th January 2010, 11:37
Dolby TrueHD has various flavours, I think you wanna say Master Audio, because only this is lossless.
Really? TrueHD isn't lossless?
Well, no problem for me I always use Flac, but is good to know.
I don't know any free certified Dolby encoders, either.
Of course, by definition can't exist, "certified" implies pay.
Ghitulescu
12th January 2010, 14:43
Really? TrueHD isn't lossless?
My mistake, I confound it with DTS. I'll edit my previous post accordingly.
bassgoonist
12th January 2010, 21:56
my player says it supports playback of AVCHD on sd or dvd...but when I put a m2ts file on an sd card...it doesn't see anything...:-/
It's a panasonic dmp-bd80
deank
15th January 2010, 17:25
Give a try to multiAVCHD (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=143744). It will create proper structure and it supports audioAVCHD and audioBD compilations. You can't just put a file on your SD card and expect it to work. multiAVCHD has special output for Panasonic and a lot of users use it with their Panasonic BD players.
Dean
bassgoonist
15th January 2010, 18:09
Yeah that's what I found yesterday. I thought I made another post but I guess I didn't. It works amazing...as long as you click the button for panasonic players >.<
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