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| Remuxing Blu-ray .M2TS to .MKV using DTS-MA? |
| ejp posted 2008 Jun 26 01:54 |
| I'm able to extract the .m2ts from the Blu-ray disk and extract both the audio and video streams from that. I can play the .m2ts file flawlessly.
I remux the audio and video into a .mkv container and it has trouble decoding the same audio stream (DTS-HD Master Audio). CoreAVC w/ Haali Media Splitter AC3Filter as my preferred decoder FFDShow to decode everything else Media Player Classic for playback ... this is pretty much all I have installed. No PowerDVD or anything. Why am I able to decode the audio fine in the .m2ts container and not in the .mkv container? Codec setting? Remux setting? Edit: Yes, I was able to extract the core DTS stream and use this, but I'd rather use the DTS-HD MA if possible. |
| FireWire2 posted 2008 Jul 08 18:04 |
| ejp.
In order to play DTS-HD audio you must have an amplifier with HDMI 1.3A. I'm afraid that Media Center PC won't support DTS-HD just yet, also MKV container is not suitable for this audio stream anyway. If you want to keep DST-HD you must use TS container instead. The only player that i know supports DTS-HD is M6500A, where you can get anywhere in the internet, but I found: DATOptic.com offers High Def Network Media Player - TVIX (DVICO is the manufacture) bundle with a Software to convert M2TS, EVO, VOB... to MKV,TS, DVIX, XVID... Which I use to bring the size of 28GB to a DVD-R. Here is what they state: ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Our M6500A comes with software and instructions of how to convert M2TS (Bluray), EVO (HDDVD), VOB (DVD)... to MKV (H.264), TS, XVID, DIVX, AVI formats at full 1080p. From 18GB - 29GB file to a DVD-R or DL DVD-R. Now support: * DTS-HD audio (TS container) * Convert DTS-HD to DTS, Dolby TrueHD to AC3 5.1 * Size prediction... Email to support at datoptic.com to get a copy ++++++++++++++++++++++++ I bough TWO of TVIX - M4100SH and M6500A, the only one supports DTS-HD is M6500A and I have to play it through my Onkyo TX-SR605S via HDMI connection, where my BOSE Life Style could not play Hope this help! |
| yoda313 posted 2008 Jul 08 18:41 |
| If you have a playstation 3 you might try streaming it to that then to your stereo equipment. I believe the playstation 3 can play m2ts files. |
| FireWire2 posted 2008 Jul 09 15:45 |
| I may be wrong. I don't think PS3 supports M2ST with DTS-HD audio.
Also M2TS is TOO BIG (20~30GB per movie) for a computer storage, where TS ans MKV are much more space efficient Check out the MKV and TS container format! |
| t0nee1 posted 2008 Jul 09 17:05 |
| http://www.pcworld.com/article/144399/ps3_firmware_update_exposes ... ities.html
:) Btw I stream .m2ts video to the PS3 via TVersity ,however just change extension to .mpg before streaming.. I'll have to try streaming a sample with DTS audio and report..... |
| FireWire2 posted 2008 Jul 10 19:56 |
| Learn something new everyday !
But still love my TVIX, which can see FOUR computers in the network |
| FireWire2 posted 2008 Oct 31 11:56 |
| Just an update.
limHD-310s - A High Definition Network Player has the ability to convert DTS-MA/True-HD (7.1) to DTS-core/AC3 (5.1) on fly. This solve the problem of playing DTS-MA/True-HD (7.1) in non DTS-MA/True-HD (7.1) supported AV system. Check this unit out. http://www.datoptic.com/cgi-bin/web.cgi?product=limHD310s&detail=yes FireWire2 |
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