TSMUXER won't mux to particular drive

[digitalfreaknyc]

So I'm having quite a weird problem with TSmuxer.

It will take a file on drive A and it will demux it to drive A.

However, if I take files from any drive and try to mux to TS to drive A, TSmuxer says "parameter is incorrect" and stops. I get "Tsmuxer finished with error code -1."

However, if I try to mux to M2TS, it works fine.

Any ideas? I've checked permissions to make sure that everything was correct. I'm running it as an admin. I don't know what the problem could be.

[theewizard]

will it MUX a file to TS on drive A

or is this a mux only m2ts and not to any TS on any drive

[digitalfreaknyc]

will it MUX a file to TS on drive A

or is this a mux only m2ts and not to any TS on any drive

It won't mux to TS on Drive A but it WILL mux to m2ts.

It will mux to TS on other drives.

[Baldrick]

Very strange problem. So it can mux/output to drive A but not ts files.

Can you copy .ts files to drive A from windows explorer?

[Ennio]

This rings a bell from years ago, however not with tsMuxer.

It's possible and probable that I totally overshoot the issue with this,
but did you check the owner's setting of the drive you wish to write to?

Cheers
Ennio

[theewizard]

will it MUX a file to TS on drive A

or is this a mux only m2ts and not to any TS on any drive

It won't mux to TS on Drive A but it WILL mux to m2ts.

It will mux to TS on other drives.

is drive A Fat 32, or NSF
what is the format structure of the drives that work

[TreeTops]

Are you using the drive letter A as a generic nomenclature? I ask because drive A used to be the nomenclature for a floppy drive in the PC world.

[digitalfreaknyc]

Very strange problem. So it can mux/output to drive A but not ts files.

Can you copy .ts files to drive A from windows explorer?

Yup. I can move or copy or do whatever I need to. The only problem is that tsmuxer won't mux to TS on it. Everything else is fine.

It's possible and probable that I totally overshoot the issue with this,
but did you check the owner's setting of the drive you wish to write to?

Meaning?

is drive A Fat 32, or NSF
what is the format structure of the drives that work

NSF. Everything I have is NSF. There are singular HD files on there that are 50GB+

Are you using the drive letter A as a generic nomenclature? I ask because drive A used to be the nomenclature for a floppy drive in the PC world.

Correct.

[Sakamuyo]

You have to right click the TSmuxer and run it as an "Administrator", it is just a permission problem, this happened to me before.

[digitalfreaknyc]

You have to right click the TSmuxer and run it as an "Administrator", it is just a permission problem, this happened to me before.

I tried that. Didn't work

[Vidd]

Is the problem drive an external USB drive?

There were past reports of tsmuxer problems while muxing to external USB 3.0 drives. Not sure if it was a tsmuxer or Windows bug. Easy solution was to mux to an internal drive and then move the output to the external drive.

[V1de0Luvr]

I believe TsMuxer has an issue with drives 4TB and larger.

[gll99]

Have you tried a different simple output file name and output directory in case it's a naming error or conflict.

[Sakamuyo]

Transfer TSmuxer's location to drive A and run it there . .

[digitalfreaknyc]

Transfer TSmuxer's location to drive A and run it there . .

Nope. That doesn't work either.