Movie Only Copies: eac3to, tsMuxer & ImgBurn Made Easy

[fast eddie]

@mrr

version 07 not working

Bottom of the step one box does not even show any of the commands to move on to the step two box. Locked on to the step one box can't move.

[mike_r]

Originally Posted by fast eddie

@mrr

version 07 not working

Bottom of the step one box does not even show any of the commands to move on to the step two box. Locked on to the step one box can't move.

what OS & screen res ? I've tried it on both XP and Vista....

[fast eddie]

screen res=1024X768
operating system =xp pro and xp home edition

file for showing all the settings also won't stay locked in for the new changed settings.

using "fasteddie" as a code for the for changing the picture settings is also not working

you have to always go back to the executable file for the whole program to even process thru the step pages. locked into step page 1. Only way to reset is to go back to the executable file but step one page is ALL MESSED UP.

[fast eddie]

@duppie

I sent SMLABS something similar to this:

1. Currently TSMUXER cannot build a compliant Blu-ray structure when high defination audio is present in the movie only. Please consider to fix this on your next version.

2. Currently TSMUXER cannot correctly fix the audio gaps when the movie only consists of more than one M2TS file. Please consider to fix this on your next version.

Thank you

[mike_r]

Originally Posted by fast eddie

screen res=1024X768
operating system =xp pro and xp home edition

file for showing all the settings also won't stay locked in for the new changed settings.

using "fasteddie" as a code for the for changing the picture settings is also not working

you have to always go back to the executable file for the whole program to even process thru the step pages. locked into step page 1. Only way to reset is to go back to the executable file but step one page is ALL MESSED UP.

you can only go to the 'small screen' when the file locations for eac,tsm,img & wav are all valid.

v0.08b is coming in a few mins, and the error messages are on the status bar, so hopefully clearer ???

[BurnerHEAD]

Version 0.08b is online now.

Have fun!
BurnerHEAD

[fast eddie]

@mrr19121970

Great job mrr19121970 much, much better, version 08 than 07.

You also, may have the fastest processing from the start of a BDMV folder to a compliant Blu-ray structure with high defination audio and multiple M2TS files and with no compression and bitrate same as source Blu-ray disk.

I believe TSMUXER would be a bit faster but would not have high defination audio and only one M2TS file and with no compression.

The processing of only M2TS file works great too. And the file showing all the custom locations is accepting change and keeping the change.

I plan on using your new software program now on all Blu-ray disks that don't need any compression or re-encoding, and use your output BDMV folder and load that into DVD rebuilder to re-encode to BD-5 (4.7gb) or BD-9(8.5gb) or BD-R (25gb) on blank disks that need to be compressed.

Loading just what is only needed into DVD rebuilder should cut down on the re-encoding time quite a bit.

Great software program

[jidelite]

Originally Posted by jj666

I'm not sure that TSMUXER works in any case with TrueHD audio - are you sure it's not sending the standard AC3 core?

As far as remuxing TrueHD, the general recommendation is to use TSREMUX.

Cheers,

-jj-

jj666, I'm sure I'm not sending the AC3 core. PDVD (set to 6 channels) info says TrueHD and I send it to my pre-processor's analog-ins. As far as remuxing goes, I agree that you should use Tsremux but I don't really remux. In fact, I stopped using eac3to altogether as I use TSmuxer straight from the BD disc to create my Blu-Ray compliant disc on my HDD (I pick the video, HD audio, and chapters). After I use Imageburn to create the .ISO file from the TSmuxer output, PDVD has plays every TrueHD sound track with no problem. I guess I'm the only one ...

jidelite

[jj666]

Hello there,

I wanted to report back that I remuxed two Blu-ray movies fine using the program last nite (both TrueHD -> DTS).

Many thanks for adding the "core" switch and the pulldown for the bitrate selection - one small request though, when the button to extract the core is ticked, the -1536 option should be removed from the command line as this does a re-encode of the DTS core to DTS rather than a simple extraction of the DTS core perfomed by having just the -core option enabled.

Cheers,

-jj-

[mike_r]

Originally Posted by jj666

Hello there,

I wanted to report back that I remuxed two Blu-ray movies fine using the program last nite (both TrueHD -> DTS).

Many thanks for adding the "core" switch and the pulldown for the bitrate selection - one small request though, when the button to extract the core is ticked, the -1536 option should be removed from the command line as this does a re-encode of the DTS core to DTS rather than a simple extraction of the DTS core perfomed by having just the -core option enabled.

Cheers,

-jj-

I don't think I need to do it... When you select CORE and you don't want a different bitrate, then you as the user can choose space in bitrate. I think this is more flexible.

check it out by deselecting all chapters, video & audio and then your DTS. On the status bar you can see what will be given to eac3to.