I made a avchd compatible file, but the audio...

MadmanZ · 29th December 2008, 00:22

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Something strange here, when I demux the streams using tsremux then everything seems sweet and dandy at first.
The problem though, is that there are only a english True-HD audio stream on the bluray (The 6th Day). I set it to downcode to ac3, but the ac3-track seems only to be 2.0.
I set it to choose 448 kBps ac3, but it turns out 2.0.
What could be causing this, sorry if I posted this in the wrong topic.. if so.. smack me on my fingers.

If there is more info needed, then I could perhaps give you some more info.

I manage to solve this myself, appearantly 448 kBps is too low for a 5.1 track (atleast what it seems) Chose 640 KBps now, and voila.. now it's 5.1.

//MadmanZ

idbirch2 · 29th December 2008, 01:12

Sounds like a dodgy ac3 encoder to blame there, there is no reason why a 448kbps conversion would cause problems unless the encoder screws it up.

MadmanZ · 29th December 2008, 01:26

Yup, there must have been something causing the channeldrop during the demuxprocess or something... Oh well, now I'm satisfied.. 1080p + 640kBps 5.1 audio and subs... I tested a quick mux, managed to squeeze myself just beneath the threshold of 8 GB (dvd9). So this will be a treat to watch in my PS3..

Have a nice evening/night/morning/day depends where you are residentially placed.

Bye bye,

//MadmanZ

29th December 2008, 01:26	#3 \| Link
MadmanZ Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	Yup, there must have been something causing the channeldrop during the demuxprocess or something... Oh well, now I'm satisfied.. 1080p + 640kBps 5.1 audio and subs... I tested a quick mux, managed to squeeze myself just beneath the threshold of 8 GB (dvd9). So this will be a treat to watch in my PS3.. Have a nice evening/night/morning/day depends where you are residentially placed. Bye bye, //MadmanZ __________________ "From the deep of the dark abyss, a monster arise.. Yeah, right.. what a suprise"

29th December 2008, 01:12	#2 \| Link
idbirch2 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: UK Posts: 680	Sounds like a dodgy ac3 encoder to blame there, there is no reason why a 448kbps conversion would cause problems unless the encoder screws it up.