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27th May 2016, 07:14 | #1602 | Link |
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@Nico8583: that should be done once the source code is available.
As soon as the source code is in a git hub, issues could be collected inside a bug tracker. Getting the source code released as open source is the main issue. |
27th May 2016, 07:29 | #1603 | Link |
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It should not be a problem
I've contacted Roman and tuesday he said to me "I'll publish code at next weekend. I'll put link to the zip file on google drive. It's C++ project." so normally source code will be released soon |
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Definitely going to keep an eye out for updates. Thanks for the tip.
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30th May 2016, 12:43 | #1610 | Link |
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It would be really great if this fantastic software were to be continued with updates.
I only found one (1) bug that I would love to be solved. There is a workaround using easySUP but TsMuxer 2.6.12 handles the subs really, really beautiful! http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=173061 |
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30th May 2016, 19:19 | #1615 | Link |
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I think that the biggest bug that needs URGENT care, is the following.
Both frames are same frame number, yet tsMuxeR, as you can see, screws frames big time. you guys would be shocked how many titles I saved with out noticing the messy frames tsMuxeR outputs in the .m2ts container while preserving both AVC-MVC. And I tried both 2D and 3D players, the error-ed frames are all there, I kind of assumed in beginning, that it might be a codec issue on my side, but I was wrong, if lets say, id re-mux the same title once again, the error-ed frames would not be in same spot, yet a different pattern would surface, thus making the 3D viewing experience a nightmare. Some movies get same treatment, and some documentaries, but animations are most targeted with that kind of error, nasty. Also, full recognizable Atmos and DTS:X support would be nice, and fully working .iso's, not just hit and miss, it doesn't work all the time if id burn a title on a disc, to start with 3D recognizable by the player, or subtitles not showing up, very frustrating. Or the inability to handle titles like RA One /Voltage 3D, and the result is fully out of synch. Code:
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31st May 2016, 04:54 | #1618 | Link |
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Yes I have tried all options/combinations so to speak, and yes am positive about the rips, you think that's just the one example, and I decided to post for the sake of the conversation? I wish. Unfortunately tsMuxeR is quite messy with some titles.
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