tsMuxer Open Source

[d3rd3vil]

Well ok so I've tried it. Dolby Vision is gone after the process so that doesnt work. But maybe there is another way to keep everything AND add black bars somehow. I have a feeling there could be a way with ffmpeg?!

[mczuzlak]

I have some 4k Bluray backups as untouched mkv remuxes (using MakeMKV) that I would like to play on my Oppo 203.
So if I play the mkv directly it works except I get only HDR but no DV. If I mux it into .ts with the latest Tsmuxer the problem is solved I get DV but there is no TrueHD only DD.
Is this the limitation of the .ts container or something related to the oppo ?

Any workaround I could use to get Lossless Audio + DV working from these mkvs remuxed again with Tsmuxer into something on my oppo 203 ?

Thanks !

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by mczuzlak

If I mux it into .ts with the latest Tsmuxer the problem is solved I get DV but there is no TrueHD only DD.
Is this the limitation of the .ts container or something related to the oppo ?

I've created a dozen or so 4K UHD back-ups that include Dolby Vision and TrueHD/Atmos using TSmuxer.

I select TSmuxer's 'Blu-ray Folder' option. And then transfer the 'BDMV and CERTIFICATE' folders within an (manually created) AVCHD folder prior to playback with my OPPO?

[mczuzlak]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

I've created a dozen or so 4K UHD back-ups that include Dolby Vision and TrueHD/Atmos using TSmuxer.

I select TSmuxer's 'Blu-ray Folder' option. And then transfer the 'BDMV and CERTIFICATE' folders within an (manually created) AVCHD folder prior to playback?

Was your source file before using tsmuxer a full Bluray (with BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders) or an mkv remux (using Makemkv) ?

[Kuler087]

Originally Posted by mczuzlak

I have some 4k Bluray backups as untouched mkv remuxes (using MakeMKV) that I would like to play on my Oppo 203.
So if I play the mkv directly it works except I get only HDR but no DV. If I mux it into .ts with the latest Tsmuxer the problem is solved I get DV but there is no TrueHD only DD.
Is this the limitation of the .ts container or something related to the oppo ?

Any workaround I could use to get Lossless Audio + DV working from these mkvs remuxed again with Tsmuxer into something on my oppo 203 ?

Thanks !

MakeMKV split the AC3 core from TrueHD.

The trueHD track need a core to be playable on bluray players.
You can merge one with thdmerge or encode one with eac3to

[yannick92]

Hello

I just noticed a change for "default settings" on the latest versions:
When opening a file I now have "Do not change SEI and VUI data" and the box "Continually insert SPS/PPS" not checked??
Is this normal?
Before, and since always it seems to me, at least until version git-2f0fdbf (?), I always had by default: "insert SEI and VUI data if absent" and the box checked for "Continually insert SPS/PPS "
Should I be worried about these changes?
Will this have an impact on file playback? (Playback usb HDD mainly on a PS3 (.m2ts).
Do I have to manually reset the old settings?
I admit that I never touched these parameters because I had read in the past that it was necessary not to touch them for correct playback on a PS3?...

Thanks in advance for your clarifications.

Yannick

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by mczuzlak

Was your source file before using tsmuxer a full Bluray (with BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders) or an mkv remux (using Makemkv) ?

I've done both...

[MrVideo]

For those of you looking to add black bars to 4K UHD videos, why not look at using JDobbs' NVENCCRE program? Info is here: https://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php...ostcount=31022

As noted in the posting, you need a nVidia card that supports re-encoding. I have the GTX 1660. Get a card that supports IDR/B/P frames.

Here is my NVENCCRE.INI file:

[Paths]
WorkingPath=E:\BD-REBUILDER\WORK\
[Options]
VIDEO_CODEC=1
AUDIO_CODEC=0
USE_EXTERNAL_SUBS=0
NVENC_CAPABLE=1
VIDEO_MODE=5
HEVC_BR_VALUES=10000,12000,24000
AVC_BR_VALUES=10000,12000,24000
# 1576:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,292,0,292
# 1584:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,288,0,288
# 1588:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,286,0,286
# 1600:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,280,0,280
# 1606:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,276,0,278
# 1608:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,276,0,276
# 1910:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,124,0,126
# 2076:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,42,0,42
# 2080:
#ENCODE_CUSTOM=--vpp-pad 0,40,0,40

I uncomment the line that matches the video that needs re-coding. If it isn't in the list, just add it (manually). BTW, it is left,top,right,bottom. Be sure the comment the lines for files that don't need black added.

Fine print: I have no clue as to what happens with DV videos. My projector doesn't do DV (none do), so I try not to deal with those files.

P.S.: It is fast.

[d3rd3vil]

I can already see that it doesnt work with DV as it lets you select 3 quality options.
4k DV is a VERY sensitive matter not some old 1080p shit or sth.

[Kuler087]

you can use the DoVi_tool to inject back the metadata

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by d3rd3vil

I can already see that it doesnt work with DV as it lets you select 3 quality options.

Or you can select a bitrate, which is what I do. No idea if that will help.

[d3rd3vil]

Maximum bitrate with that program is 3000, thats nothing.

Well anyway maybe someone else gets this to work but I see no way for that program to even consider working on 4k DV material.
An ffmpeg copy command that keeps EVERYTHING but adds black bars sounds more realistic. Maybe....

[MrVideo]

Originally Posted by d3rd3vil

Maximum bitrate with that program is 3000, thats nothing.

What gave you that idea? Did you even look at my example?

[staina]

Testing I'm found out that the at some movies at demux THD stream (without embedded AC3) from MKV file behind using TSMuxer this THD stream (without embedded AC3) isn't consistent with demux THD stream (without embedded AC3) behind using MKVExtract. How find out, which of these demux THD streams (without embedded AC3) is the correct and consistent with original, when original I don't have. Eventually it is possible somehow find out why are these two demux THD streams (without embedded AC3) different? Which app then use to demux THD streams (without embedded AC3) whether TSMuxer or MKVExtract?

Thank for answers.

[von Suppé]

Originally Posted by staina

...isn't consistent with...

What would 'consistent' be here? If you mean they aren't bit-equal to each other, both probably are ok. Or do you refer to other differences?

Demuxing streams from mkv I prefer mkvextract (via gMKVExtract GUI) as I never encountered issues.

[staina]

Originally Posted by von Suppé

What would 'consistent' be here? If you mean they aren't bit-equal to each other, both probably are ok. Or do you refer to other differences?

Demuxing streams from mkv I prefer mkvextract (via gMKVExtract GUI) as I never encountered issues.

Comparing files are different c. from 30 percent, else either use mkvextract (via gMKVExtract GUI), but now I'm want to use TSMuxer and comparing I'm found out that the result demux is different so I don't know which demux use and is OK.

[a5180007]

@staina please provide a sample resulting in the circa 30% difference in thd demuxed size between MkvToolNix and tsMuxer.

[von Suppé]

Did a bug sneak in with latest version? On some (not all) imports of *.mpls with Dolby Vision video I get "Unsupported format" window, which reads: Track 1 was not recognized and ignored. File name "*\BDMV\PLAYLIST\*.mpls"
The source is full ISO-rip, no remux.

I compared against previous version git-b2e5dd3. Which gives no error.

[staina]

Originally Posted by a5180007

@staina please provide a sample resulting in the circa 30% difference in thd demuxed size between MkvToolNix and tsMuxer.

Latest time are THD demux same. If find different send.

[von Suppé]

Nice to see the import-issue solved.