Muxing Issue

[mparter]

I'm trying to mux an MPEG-2 m2v and an ac3 file together into a Program Stream. I've tried muxing them together using mpeg-vcr, tmpgenc, XMuxer Pro and even muxing to a ts and then converting to a mpg file. But all of them, bar XMuxer, output a file which show as having 0 duration.

The mpg file output from Xmuxer does have the correct prorperties (e.g. duration) when streamed to my PS3 but the audio is out-of-sync with the video and the timeshift setting in Xmuer doesn't seem to do anything.

What causes the outputted mpg file to have a duraiton of 0? Is this something I can fix as the files that output with a duration of 0 don't have any synching issues.

[olyteddy]

Have you tried PVA Strumento? i use it to demux and clean up and re-time my Hauppauge MPEG PS streams before authoring. It can also generate a PS.

[mparter]

Nope. I'll give it a try just now.

EDIT: OK, I muxed my m2v and ac3 to a TS file and then loaded them into PVA Strumento to create a PS. It's done 5% and estimates it will take another 5hrs to do the rest

[Baldrick]

Have you tried tsmuxer?

[stars]

Try to mux the files with ImagoMPEG-Muxer and then create a PES stream with projectx

stars...

[mparter]

I've tried muxing to a TS using tsMuxer and then converting to a PS (mpg) using HDTVtoMPEG2. ImagoMPEG-Muxer doesn't like the m2v because it's HD (1080p).

Weird???

[mparter]

Has anyone else had the issue of the timeshift not working in XMuxer Pro?

[Midzuki]

What about resetting the timestamps of the m2v file with ReStream

[mparter]

Tried all of the suggestions above but unfortunately, no joy

Looks like I'll just have to make do with the date/duration not being shown in WMP or on my PS3. It plays fine, just me being picky.