Originally posted by ooZEROoo:

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I'm still working with this. I tried it and everything with the borders turned out well but the quality went to sh!t. Can anyone explain what I did wrong?

Also is anyone having ff/rw issues with tsmuxer and the m2ts container. If I convert using MKV2VOB all is well but with tsmuxer once I get past 1.5 it doesnt move. I've seen it addressed before but I can't find it again. I saw somewhere that you used different settings for m2ts and bluray. Please list what I'm supposed to do with each to get the ff/rw working properly.

Thanks guys for making this thread. I have learned a lot from the use of this thread. Right now I'm working with actual BluRay ISOs to reauthor and make an AVCHD disc.

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Originally posted by odin24:

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When you add borders do you also use one of the MeGUI Blu-Ray profiles. I found once I started using those the FF/RW functions work much better

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Originally posted by ooZEROoo:

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Originally posted by odin24:

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When you add borders do you also use one of the MeGUI Blu-Ray profiles. I found once I started using those the FF/RW functions work much better

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I'm having problems with ff/rw in the m2ts container. My AVCHD discs work fine.

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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what would be a way to put multiple video files into one avchd

say, multiple hd tv shows, into 1 disc, without combining them all into one .h264

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Originally posted by odin24:

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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what would be a way to put multiple video files into one avchd

say, multiple hd tv shows, into 1 disc, without combining them all into one .h264

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You could append them and set the chapter points at the episode end/beginning point. Other than that I'm not sure

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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Originally posted by odin24:

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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what would be a way to put multiple video files into one avchd

say, multiple hd tv shows, into 1 disc, without combining them all into one .h264

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You could append them and set the chapter points at the episode end/beginning point. Other than that I'm not sure

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have you done this before?

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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do you guys know what audio formats the ps3 supports on avchds?

i'm guessing ac3 and dts, anything else? what about ogg vorbis

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Originally posted by p3k0y:

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I have run into some problems with the mkv-AVCHD conversions, although most have been perfect. I use the Ryu/Odin method of re-encoding 1080p mkv files uisng meGui/AVSynth/tsMuxer. A couple of the disks I make get the "This video cannot be played" message on the PS3. When I mux those same x264 and DTS audio files in tsMuxer to M2TS files and stream them via TVersity (or copy the files to PS3) to play, the video plays, but no audio.

Any idea what I might have done wrong? Could it be that I need to convert those DTS audio files to AC3 first? If so, what's the best tool? But why did DTS work fine in other cases?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by odin24:

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Disable the "Continually Insert SPS/PPS" option next to the AVC change level option.

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Originally posted by ooZEROoo:

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Originally posted by odin24:

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Disable the "Continually Insert SPS/PPS" option next to the AVC change level option.

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Thank you once again odin

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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do you guys know what audio formats the ps3 supports on avchds?

i'm guessing ac3 and dts, anything else? what about ogg vorbis

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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what would be a way to put multiple video files into one avchd

say, multiple hd tv shows, into 1 disc, without combining them all into one .h264

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Originally posted by p3k0y:

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I have run into some problems with the mkv-AVCHD conversions, although most have been perfect. I use the Ryu/Odin method of re-encoding 1080p mkv files uisng meGui/AVSynth/tsMuxer. A couple of the disks I make get the "This video cannot be played" message on the PS3. When I mux those same x264 and DTS audio files in tsMuxer to M2TS files and stream them via TVersity (or copy the files to PS3) to play, the video plays, but no audio.

Any idea what I might have done wrong? Could it be that I need to convert those DTS audio files to AC3 first? If so, what's the best tool? But why did DTS work fine in other cases?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by mixja666:

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Originally posted by p3k0y:

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I have run into some problems with the mkv-AVCHD conversions, although most have been perfect. I use the Ryu/Odin method of re-encoding 1080p mkv files uisng meGui/AVSynth/tsMuxer. A couple of the disks I make get the "This video cannot be played" message on the PS3. When I mux those same x264 and DTS audio files in tsMuxer to M2TS files and stream them via TVersity (or copy the files to PS3) to play, the video plays, but no audio.

Any idea what I might have done wrong? Could it be that I need to convert those DTS audio files to AC3 first? If so, what's the best tool? But why did DTS work fine in other cases?

Thanks.

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Not sure on the recode what is wrong...but for the M2TS issue, DTS is not supported when playing M2TS files directly - only AC3. DTS is supported, along with all of the other Bluray audio formats, when you play them as AVCHDs (either as optical disc or AVCHD folder on external HDD)

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Originally posted by solidus3:

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guys

what about cropping a video where the width isn't standard

say, 1963x1080

would the script code be:

Crop(21.5,0,21.5,0)

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Originally posted by octagon99:

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Would someone mind offering me some help?

Using tsmuxer, I muxed an mkv with h.264 video and ac3 audio into m2ts files. I changed the level to 4.1 and everything. I split it into 2 files so it would copy to my usb stick(a 3.9gb & 720mb file).

Anyways, my ps3 will read and play the smaller 2nd file but it won't read or play the larger one. I get the unsupported data, data corrupted messages. Any idea what's wrong?

I get the same problems when using mkv2vob too, and I've tried other mkvs with the same results.

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