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Forum Video Subtitle easySUP & tsMuxer framerate question Thread--> Member hi everybodyI converted an srt file with easySUP and output the sup file with 24.000 fps. When I load the file in tsMuxer it tells me the file is 23,976 fps. When I mux it with the 24 fps video and the audiotrack the subtitle gets out of sync gradually, I checked at the end.Now, I doublechecked that with fps set to 24 in easySUP the subtitles stay in sync. Am I doing something wrong or is this a flaw in easySUP or tsMuxer?Thanks in advanceEnnioEdit: When I export the sub with SubtitleEdit as a BD sup file with 24 fps set, tsMuxer correctly states the fps as 24. After muxing though the subs also get out of sync gradually. I really don't know what's happening here.Anybody?Cheers --> Last edited by Ennio; 28th Jul 2012 at 04:12. Reason: extra info Similar Threads Replies: 3 Last Post: 4th Oct 2011, 08:24 Replies: 7 Last Post: 12th Sep 2011, 11:26 Replies: 0 Last Post: 29th Aug 2009, 06:49 Replies: 2 Last Post: 30th Mar 2009, 04:13 Replies: 6 Last Post: 8th Feb 2008, 12:49 Visit our sponsor! Try DVDFab and backup Blu-rays!

KSC2-303 Blu-Disc Studio developer Hmmm.. It's very strange. Can you share a project with movie samples? aBigMeanie it's looking like it might be a bitrate problem. dvd architect didn't have a problem with 40mbps max video and both vlc and mpc-hc play the avc file with 640 ac-3 audio fine but when blu disc studio muxes it vlc barfs and mpc-hc plays it like a slide show with tearing arifacts like this. -- "a lot of people are better dead" - prisoner KSC2-303 aBigMeanie just my guess but is it possible your muxer can't handle high bitrate avc with the blu-ray spec required 4 slices? any prizes for bug squashing? need a beta tester? i'm always working on oddball projects others don't want. -- "a lot of people are better dead" - prisoner KSC2-303 Blu-Disc Studio developer What muxer are you using - internal in BDS MX (compile) or tsMuxer? aBigMeanie in version 1.0.6 it was tsmuxer i believe was what was required. the program used whatever installed in 1.07 as i didn't change anything with that version. both ended with the same result. what does 1.0.7 default to? -- "a lot of people are better dead" - prisoner KSC2-303 aBigMeanie i'm rendering some sony avc with a lower bitrate and 1 slice to test atm -- "a lot of people are better dead" - prisoner KSC2-303 aBigMeanie well that was a waste of an afternoon. bds can't properly mux 1 slice low bitrate avc either. by the way i don't see any choice in 1.0.7, it's tsmuxer or nothing. here's an output text from tsmuxer. -- "a lot of people are better dead" - prisoner KSC2-303 Member tsmuxer is known to be problematic in some cases. Too bad if that's what it's usingI don't know if the options are exposed in blu disc studio , but you should uncheckmark insert SEI, continually insert SPS/PPS. In the command line it looks like "insertSEI, contSPS", delete those if it's exposed Blu-Disc Studio developer tsMuxer is not our software. This is a freeware muxer developed by physic (Roman). You can try to mux your movie by tsMuxer directly - run tsMuxerGUI.exe. And there are various options in tsMuxer which you can enter in the Project -> Project properties -> Streams -> Additional tsMuxer parameters for video. To see a list of these options you need to run tsMuxer.exe in the console window. Blu-Disc Studio developer Originally Posted by poisondeathray but you should uncheckmark insert SEI, continually insert SPS/PPS. In the command line it looks like "insertSEI, contSPS", delete those if it's exposed Yes, you can remove it in the Project -> Project properties -> Streams -> Additional tsMuxer parameters for video. aBigMeanie a final note. blu-disc studio lite 1.0.7 with tsmuxer works perfectly with blu-ray mpeg-2. DON'T USE AVC!!![edit]or use poisondeathray's suggestion and delete the option settings of insert sps/pps and use that as default. then avc works also. --> Last edited by aedipuss; 7th Apr 2016 at 18:39. -- "a lot

Any difference to WMS. I'll give it a try on a virtual machine environment and post the results.One more thing.All Youtube HDs have h.264 for video and AAC for audio tracks. So for Sony TV sets you don't need to transcode the video stream. Only audio has to be transcoded into AC3 or MP3. For this purpose the tsMuxer profile is ideal and actually works great achieving up to 100 fps while using less than 5% CPU power but ... (:o) there are always some buts) ... but it takes too long for the playback to start. I went through the tsMuxer profile's script and I think I know why it is so. Is it possible to make tsMuxer profile (or another one) to start faster knowing the clip comes from Youtube, the video format is h.264 and that only the audio has to be transcoded from AAC to AC3?1. Try to upgrade to 1.01 ( ... ?f=3&t=393)I'll give it a tryEugene wrote:2.By default, Internet resources do not allow use a pause, you can change the positioning of Internet resources, Settings-"File-types", m2ts - Edit, turn on "Positioning media resources (stream)" - turn on "By position in file ", same for mpg if used Movies (primary). I have a slow connection to Youtube, on "Youtube - Movies" use a pause.If you enable these settings, the problem may be associated with this. The device asks for an end transcoded file - this extra time.Actually I have enabled this options in the device's settings section but probably the result is the same in both cases.But why does the playback start faster when using "Movies (primary)" compared to "Movies - tsMuxer" profile? All other conditions are equal. And the test transcoding with "Movies - tsMuxer" starts instantly! What makes the difference? Is it the way the device asks for playback or what?If the device buffers playing, then for MPEG2 requires less time for filling the buffer. Also, if not read stream properties, the profile transcoding "Movies-TsMuxer" first reads the properties (possible 1MB). S@gittarius Posts: 98 Joined: Sat May 08, 2010 8:12 pm Re: WMS

Had (nor heard) any issue with truehd+core atmos using any version of tsmuxer. maybe look into that.That plays without any problems - no crashing, and 7.1 sound works fine. So it looks as though TsMuxer simply isn't muxing into the same format as that sample file.@ShasarakI've also got an Oppo 203 and have been trying to convert .mkv files to .ts and .m2ts dolby visionI initially had the exact same problem as you, movie would pop up dolby vision for a frame and then freeze when I played single track dual layer .ts dolby vision fileI've solved the problem:)On tsmuxer settings: enable HDMV descriptors when you mux the file and there will be no stuttering. Yordan5 Posts: 2 Joined: Fri Oct 08, 2021 4:08 pm Re: Dolby Vision and 1.15.1 Post by Yordan5 » Fri Oct 08, 2021 4:18 pm narcospablo123 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 25, 2021 7:46 pmOn tsmuxer settings: enable HDMV descriptors when you mux the file and there will be no stuttering.Could you elaborate where/on which tab of tsmuxer is this option(HDMV descriptors)located?I had a through look and was not able to find it. Perhapss you are referring to command line settings which unfortunately I am not familiar with. flostie Posts: 2 Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2021 9:00 am Re: Dolby Vision and 1.15.1 Post by flostie » Wed Oct 20, 2021 9:05 am Hey guys,i hope im right here. I have a philips OLED since two weeks and try to figure out how to get DV and atmos working for local files. I have downloaded the given example on page 60 or something like this but it doesnt trigger Dolby Vision at all. On Netflix it works but not with local files. I tried Kodi, same thing. VLC also nothing. Just(Video)Player also nothing. With this file i get standdard HDR Signal with some movies that lay on my NAS i get HDR10+ Signal. Do you Guys have any tip for me? Or you need some more information? This all i try via my Android TV. I dont have a shield, but it shouldnt make that difference if

TsMuxer : Usage InstructionsGUIThe simplest thing to do is to use the tsMuxerGUI. A screenshot of that can be seen below:Command LineAlternatively you can use tsMuxer via the command-line.Examples: tsMuxeR "> tsMuxeR tsMuxeR tsMuxeR can be run in track detection mode or muxing mode. If tsMuxeR is run with only one argument, then the program displays track information required to construct a meta file. When running with two arguments, tsMuxeR starts the muxing or demuxing process.The output of the program is encoded in UTF-8, which means that non-ASCII characters will not show up properly in the Windows console by default. If you want to see the output properly, run chcp 65001 before running tsMuxeR.Meta file formatFile MUST have the .meta extension. This file defines files you want to multiplex. The first line of a meta file contains additional parameters that apply to all tracks. In this case the first line should begin with the word MUXOPT.EncodingThe file should be encoded with UTF-8. However, since older versions of the GUI saved the file in the "active code page" encoding on Windows, it is used as a fallback on this platform. In the very rare event of the program not being able to open some files referenced by a meta file saved with an older GUI version, please convert it to UTF-8 manually by opening it in Notepad and selecting ANSI as the encoding, and then saving it via "Save As", but this time selecting UTF-8 as the encoding.SyntaxThe following lines form a list of tracks and their parameters. The format is as follows: , , . Parameters are separated with commas, with each parameter consisting of a name and a value, separated with an equals sign.Example of META file:MUXOPT --blu-rayV_MPEG4/ISO/AVC, D:/media/test/stream.h264, fps=25A_AC3, D:/media/test/stream.ac3, timeshift=-10000msIn this example one AC3 audio stream and one H264 video stream are multiplexed into BD disc. The input file name can reference an elementary stream or a track located inside a container.Supported input containers:TS/M2TS/MTSEVO/VOB/MPG/MPEGMKVMOV/MP4MPLS (Blu-ray media play list file)Names of codecs in the meta file:Meta File CodeDescriptionV_MPEGI/ISO/VVCH.266/VVCV_MPEGH/ISO/HEVCH.265/HEVCV_MPEG4/ISO/AVCH.264/AVCV_MPEG4/ISO/MVCH.264/MVCV_MS/VFW/WVC1VC1V_MPEG-2MPEG2A_AC3AC3/AC3+/TRUE-HDA_AACAACA_DTSDTS/DTS-Express/DTS-HDA_MP3MPEG audio layer 1/2/3A_LPCMraw pcm data or PCM WAV fileS_HDMV/PGSPresentation graphic stream (BD subtitle format)S_TEXT/UTF8SRT subtitle format. Encoding MUST be UTF-8/UTF-16/UTF-32Each track may have additional parameters. Track parameters do not have dashes. If a parameter's value consists of several words, it must be enclosed in quotes.Common additional parameters for any type of track:ParameterDescriptiontracktrack number if input file is a container.langtrack language. MUST contain exactly 3 letters.Additional parameters for audio tracks:ParameterDescriptiontimeshiftShift audio track by the given number of milliseconds. Can be negative.down-to-dtsAvailable only for DTS-HD tracks. Filter out HD part.down-to-ac3Available only for TRUE-HD tracks. Filter out HD part.secondaryMux as secondary audio. Available for DD+ and DTS-Express.defaultMark this track as the default when