onedev
10th November 2015, 10:08
Iam looking for other developers who have experience in developing with ffmpeg libraries and m2ts muxing.
I think every developer knows that ffmpeg and Blu-ray muxing is a private war at the ffmpeg team. Nothing works really and nothing is really according to the original specs. However, I have optimized the TSMuxer from ffmpeg to remux Blu-ray streams.
Everything works perfect on PS3 or LG or whatever player but not on Samsung BD-H6500. On this player the movie I muxed always freeze after 5 seconds.
I uses different tooks like Elecard Stream Analyzer and others to compare the the m2ts files but I after fixing some issues it still freeze.
Anybody here who has experience with this?
I collected information from google and added this information, but also freeze. I think PTS/DTS, bitrate, PCR, Priority and so forth are ok. But there have to be one thing or one bit that makes the difference.
By the way, remuxing the video that freeze with tsmuxer the Samsung player do not freeze anymore. (No new encoding of video/audio) so the video and audio streams must be ok.
Maybe I can find here someone who had the same problme in the past.
Ingo
I think every developer knows that ffmpeg and Blu-ray muxing is a private war at the ffmpeg team. Nothing works really and nothing is really according to the original specs. However, I have optimized the TSMuxer from ffmpeg to remux Blu-ray streams.
Everything works perfect on PS3 or LG or whatever player but not on Samsung BD-H6500. On this player the movie I muxed always freeze after 5 seconds.
I uses different tooks like Elecard Stream Analyzer and others to compare the the m2ts files but I after fixing some issues it still freeze.
Anybody here who has experience with this?
I collected information from google and added this information, but also freeze. I think PTS/DTS, bitrate, PCR, Priority and so forth are ok. But there have to be one thing or one bit that makes the difference.
By the way, remuxing the video that freeze with tsmuxer the Samsung player do not freeze anymore. (No new encoding of video/audio) so the video and audio streams must be ok.
Maybe I can find here someone who had the same problme in the past.
Ingo