I have an Iomega Prestige 1GB formated FAT32
with AVCHD structure (*.bdmv) for 100 titles,
00000 to 00099.* created with NeroVision and
"ghost movies".
My necessity to work with AVCHD folder is the GREAT
subtitle support.
mpls files have an error when change m2ts in ps3.
its cause a loss of few seconds, i guess its a
playstation issue and not a TsMuxer bug cause the
time is correct.
then my solution is:
1. Create a Bluray disc with split in <= 4 GiB. (FAT32 limit)
2. Demux parts of created Bluray.
3. Create again and again a Bluray with each demuxed part.
Now you need rename CLIPINF/PLAYLIST/STREAM files and fix *.MPL
with a Hex Editor (xvi32).
eg: TsMuxer created 00000.mpls pointing to 00001.m2ts(->00001.clpi),
you must rename *.cpi *.mpl and *.mts to 00034 and open "00034.mpl" to change in hex editor 00001.m2ts to 00034.m2ts.
if anybody has a better solution post here or mail me arthurgarcia at gmail.
Originally posted by tukbr: I have an Iomega Prestige 1GB formated FAT32
with AVCHD structure (*.bdmv) for 100 titles,
00000 to 00099.* created with NeroVision and
"ghost movies".
My necessity to work with AVCHD folder is the GREAT
subtitle support.
mpls files have an error when change m2ts in ps3.
its cause a loss of few seconds, i guess its a
playstation issue and not a TsMuxer bug cause the
time is correct.
then my solution is:
1. Create a Bluray disc with split in <= 4 GiB. (FAT32 limit)
2. Demux parts of created Bluray.
3. Create again and again a Bluray with each demuxed part.
Now you need rename CLIPINF/PLAYLIST/STREAM files and fix *.MPL
with a Hex Editor (xvi32).
eg: TsMuxer created 00000.mpls pointing to 00001.m2ts(->00001.clpi),
you must rename *.cpi *.mpl and *.mts to 00034 and open "00034.mpl" to change in hex editor 00001.m2ts to 00034.m2ts.
Now you must do it with 35, 36... parts.
if anybody has a better solution post here or mail me arthurgarcia at gmail.
It's not a PS3 issue, it is a tsMuxeR problem. The data in the CLPI files does not contain the proper m2ts file size information, this causes the 1-2 second pause.
Fortunately there is a very easy fix, but I don't understand if you have 100 or so movies with each having their own AVCHD or Blu-ray structure or do you have 100 clips in 1 AVCHD or Blu-ray structure?
If it is one movie per structure there is an extremely easy fix that completely eliminates the annoying pauses, go here for the "individual" movie fix. Or go here for the multiple movie approach.
Please let me know if this is what you were looking for.
By the way, there is supposed to be a new version of tsMuxeR coming out soon, any suggestions for improvement should be emailed to the developer. Notice near the bottom of the page. Hopefully this and several other issues will be resolved.
I already sugested few things about subtitles,
im would like a SSA support, diferent styles, and if
im not wrong, actual version dont suport <i> lines.