tsMuxer Open Source

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

Just-so you know... Technically, DD+ encoded audio without a regular DD core is not Blu-ray spec compliant.

No it's not!

[MrVideo]

As noted in the BDRB thread, while it may not be officially allowed, Sony does play E-AC3 audio tracks and they are a Blu-ray consortium member.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Typical Sony... Not following the official specs. Not even the ones they created

[MrVideo]

I think I discovered why the ISO file I created did not want to play. While doing a test whereby I created a folder instead, I discovered that there was no playlist. tsMuxer complained about the E-AC3 file and said it was aborting. But it created all the other files. No playlist, no play.

[MrVideo]

Just how does tsMuxer support UHD? I didn't find, or missed it, an option to tell tsMuxer to make UHD compatible folder/ISO when muxing streams.

[gonca]

I might be wrong but
"Force BD-ROM V3 format" in the Blu-ray tab should be it.
Seems to be automatic

[MrVideo]

Thanks, that indeed appears to be it and automatic with HEVC video file inclusion.

[SquallMX]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

I think I discovered why the ISO file I created did not want to play. While doing a test whereby I created a folder instead, I discovered that there was no playlist. tsMuxer complained about the E-AC3 file and said it was aborting. But it created all the other files. No playlist, no play.

Have you tried this?

1.- Creating an output Folder using a dummy Dolby Digital track.
2.- Creating an output Folder using a proper Dolby Digital Plus track.
3.- Copy the mpls from the classic output to the Plus Output
4.- Use BD EDIT to edit the mpls audio flags from DD to DD+ (You will need a newer BD EDit version).

[MrVideo]

I have not. Thanks for the suggestion. I will play around with it.

Update: I've tried all kinds of things regarding replacing audio, play lists, etc. Nothing has worked. I've even managed to freeze my BD player.

[CapricornX10X]

Hello everyone .
Where can I get a suggestion to improve tsmuxer?
I would like to be able to create a full bluray iso but with all the folders and subfolders that come with a full bluray movie like : AUXDATA, BDJO, JAR, META
will have the option to activate the menu of the Blu-ray movie

[SeeMoreDigital]

TSmuxer GUI does exactly what it's designed to do!

If you require working 'menu's' perhaps you should give something like BD Rebuilder Beta a try...

Cheers

[CapricornX10X]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

TSmuxer GUI does exactly what it's designed to do!

If you require working 'menu's' perhaps you should give something like BD Rebuilder Beta a try...

Cheers

But tsmuxer has the ability to create iso bluray.
So what's wrong with what I suggested?

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by CapricornX10X

But tsmuxer has the ability to create iso bluray.
So what's wrong with what I suggested?

TSmuxer GUI can create 'Blu-ray ISO' files for burning with say, 'ImgBurn', they just don't have menu's.

Out of interest... Why do you need to create menu's. What do you want to access?

EDIT: With regard to posting images. You're much better off using an 'off site' image hosting service. And posting a link.

[CapricornX10X]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

TSmuxer GUI can create 'Blu-ray ISO' files for burning with say, 'ImgBurn', they just don't have menu's.

Out of interest... Why do you need to create menu's. What do you want to access?

EDIT: With regard to posting images. You're much better off using an 'off site' image hosting service. And posting a link.

I just enjoy going in and watching a movie through the menu. It's just a personal preference, it does not have much meaning. So i would love if you have any idea about this matter how to create iso to 120gb file if all folders

[MrVideo]

I agree that tsMuxer's job is not to create Blu-rays with menus. As suggested, use BDRebuilder to do that.

[CapricornX10X]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

I agree that tsMuxer's job is not to create Blu-rays with menus. As suggested, use BDRebuilder to do that.

I will not argue with you the experts here. I'm just saying that tsmuxer has the feature to create bluray iso. I'm not asking him to create Bluray menus for me. They already exist! Just create the iso with all the existing folders

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by CapricornX10X

Just create the iso with all the existing folders

It already does: -



But not with an unnecessary menu at the start

[CapricornX10X]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

It already does: -



But not with an unnecessary menu at the start

I know that, I tried lol. Is there another software similar to imgburn that can do this, known?

[CapricornX10X]

Lol According to your comments, you're probably telling yourself who this weirdo is who wants the menu of Blueray movies

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by CapricornX10X

I know that, I tried lol. Is there another software similar to imgburn that can do this, known?

So... Are you intending to create/burn disc's? If so... What device are you playing them with?