TSmuxer Audio Trouble - extremely quiet audio (AC3)

[johnp51]

I have a movie (Requiem for a Dream) on my hard drive (used AnyDVD HD), and I'm attempting to use TSmuxer to produce a .m2ts file with the movie's audio track. I've attached a screenshot of what I've tried, which resulted in video, but no sound. (also, I did actually remove the other tracks when I tried it, I just left them in for the screenshot).

I'm not sure if this is in any way relevant, but when I play the main movie file using PowerDVD, it does not play with the proper sound track. Instead, it plays with the director's commentary.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

[ocgw]

Just because you don't hear audio doesn't mean there isn't an audio track in the stream, load you finished stream back into TsMuxeR and it will show you

I don't know your setup, but you may need to downconvert (check the "down convert" box" that HD audio you have selected

ocgw

peace

[johnp51]

Well, I was able to determine that I needed to extract the .dts audio, then convert it to AC3 (using EAC3). My problem now, however, is that the audio is extremely quiet-- I have to turn my sound system all the way up to hear anything at all.

[ocgw]

duplicate post

[johnp51]

I'm sorry? Should I start a new thread on the issue of the inaudible audio?

[ocgw]

I'm sorry? Should I start a new thread on the issue of the inaudible audio?

PDVD plays DTS, why convert it to AC3 w/ eac3t?

ocgw

peace

[johnp51]

Well, I burned a disc using the DTS track and when I play it in PowerDVD I have no audio.

[ocgw]

Well, I burned a disc using the DTS track and when I play it in PowerDVD I have no audio.

Did you down convert to standard DTS 5.1?

What is your speaker setup? optical, coaxial, or analog?

ocgw

peace