Movie Only Copies: eac3to, tsMuxer & ImgBurn Made Easy

[mike_r]

Originally Posted by CountryBumkin

I'm not sure if you are responding to me or someone else as these questions and responses get mixed up easily. If it is me, here is the meta file for "House of Flying Daggers".

Yes, I was. Did the file "Subtitles_9_English_FORCED.sup" get created? I'm not sure using your desktop as an output location is wise.

MUXOPT --no-pcr-on-video-pid --new-audio-pes  --vbr    --vbv-len=500
V_MPEG-2, "C:\Users\User1\Desktop\House Of Flying Daggers\Video_2.MPEG2"
A_AC3, "C:\Users\User1\Desktop\House Of Flying Daggers\Audio_5_English.AC3", lang=eng
S_HDMV/PGS, "C:\Users\User1\Desktop\House Of Flying Daggers\Subtitles_9_English_FORCED.sup", lang=eng

S_HDMV/PGS, "C:\Users\User1\Desktop\House Of Flying Daggers\Subtitles_8_English.sup", lang=eng
S_HDMV/PGS, "C:\Users\User1\Desktop\House Of Flying Daggers\Subtitles_9_English.sup", lang=eng

How does tsMuxeRGUI behave when you manually add these files?

[CountryBumkin]

Here is the forced .sup files (zipped). I attached a screen shot of the files Clown_BD creates. It looks the same to me as a succesfull M2TS rip except that it ends with a MPEG2 file.

I don't know how to use TSMuxeRGUI but I'll do my best to report back what happens.

[CountryBumkin]

I downloaded tsMuxerGUI and ripped the movie with it. It successfully created a M2TS file. I had no errors. I did a screen capture of the last step.

I have played the resulting M2TS file/movie and everything is working as it should. I copied the screen and meta file for you.


Then I re-ran Clown_BD but it again failed to create a M2TS file. I just get a mpeg2 file. I'm going to try again this time I will unselect all of the audio choices except AC3.

[CountryBumkin]

Tried again with only AC3 selected but it still didn't create a M2TS file.

Since I got the M2TS file I wanted from tsMuxerGUI I'm going to give up on this and move on to other BD movies I still want to rip. I think this problem is just do to it being an odd ball Chinese made movie.

Mike_r if you want to figure this out, I will be happy to continue trying out your ideas. Otherwise, thanks for you help.

[JonL]

Originally Posted by mike_r

for reasons unknown to me. Try EVODemux from Pelican.

Well, I tried EVODemux, but it becomes non-responsive while demuxing and stays that way for ages...

[CountryBumkin]

Originally Posted by mike_r

I'm not sure using your desktop as an output location is wise.

I don't copy straight to the desktop. I create a new folder on the desktop with the name of the movie. After the Clown_BD "M2ts" file is created, I move the M2ts file to another drive where I store all my rips. Then I delete the folder on the desktop (along with all of the other files/logs in that folder created during the rip).

Is there anything wrong with this method?

[Johnny 68]

Sorry, this is not the answer to precedent question, but you will forgive me because it's my first time in this forum.

Only a small ad for Clown_BD users, especially for italian people.

ItalianAlternativeTranslationFile_ClownBD079_20110613.7z

Last week i knew Clown_BD. It works fine and i made some backup of my (firsts) BluRay Discs.
Then i opened the italian language file and made some change
So here you have a New Italian Translation File for Clown_BD Italian Users.

I think it's a good job and i would like that italian people should download and try this alternative translation. It could help.

See you soon.

Johnny 68

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Here's the new file:

ItalianAlternativeTranslationFile_ClownBD079_20110629.7z

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[djphatic]

Originally Posted by djphatic

I have setup a batch but when the batch runs and gets to tsMuxer it comes up with an error that tsMuxer cannot find video_1.h264 which is correct because the file has been saved as video_1.vc1

How do I overcome this?

Any help with this is appreciated.

[sanderh]

I have a bit of a technical question about ClownBD:

I just bought a D-Box system. This is a motion controlled chair that has an external decoder. This decoder (D-Box MCI-2P) must be feeded with the CORE/Regular DD/DTS signal in order to communicate with the motion platform installed under the seating. (the D-Box decoder does not have an HDMI input/output). So a couple of smart guys found a way to enjoy BOTH high-res audio (DTS-MA and True-HD) and have d-box work at the same time. This is achieved with the use of a Dune Media player (there are more players that can do the job but I bought the Dune HD player). This player has both a Optical and HDMI output, but more important: is support audio output over both these outputs simultaneously. So my D-Box decoder is feed with the Optical (lossy) signal while my AVR gets the lossless audio with the HDMI.

Ok, so far no questions? Let s move on:
I buy all my Blu-Ray discs in the US while I live in the Netherlands myself. So I want dutch subtitles. The Dune Smart HD player support external .srt subtitles but NOT for BDMV structure folders. So there is my friend ClownBD : With this program I can rip my Blu-Ray discs to my HDD and play them with the Dune network player AND add subtitles to my .m2ts files (which I made with ClownBD). All my Blu-Rays that contain a DTS-MA signal are played fine: with this I mean that my D-Box decoder receives the core signal through the Optical output of the Dune and my AVR plays back the DTS-MA signal throught the HDMI output of the Dune. But the problem comes with True-HD Blu-Rays. When I rip them with ClownBD something goes wrong that results in my D-Box decoder not picking up the core True-HD signal (my AVR plays True-HD fine at that moment). The original Blu-Ray discs syncs fine with the D-Box decoder so something goes wrong while ripping my Blu-Ray. I also tried to convert my Blu-Ray with a True-HD signal to a BD structure folder with ClownBD (BDMV) to make sure it s not a problem with converting to .m2ts. Also no result: the core signal get s lost or altered in some way. I also know that it has something to do with DTS-MA and True-HD are different packages (I thought that DTS-MA always contains a core signal while with True-HD it are two separate signals but I m not sure, correct me if I m wrong).

I hope you guys understand what I want and have a solution for this problem.

[jj666]

If you're playing a TrueHD movie only via the optical, do you get sound? Reason for asking is that the Sigma SDK (used by my PCH C-200) contained a bug until recently where the AC3 core was not able to be processed (so I had to use ClownBD NMT mode to mux an AC3 track seperately with each remux for compatibility purposes).

I would assume the Dune also features the same bug, with the firmware being built on the same SDK.

The only thing I can think of would be to convert the audio to DTS-HD which requires the Master Audio encoding suit, which is very expensive.

Cheers,

-jj-