DVD -> TS

[crocodiluQ]

Hi all,

After searching for weeks a solution to my problem, I hope you guys here can help me:
I need to do the following task:

From a normal movie DVD, I need to obtain a Transport Stream file. However, there are some problems

1. Let's say I have 1 DVD with 1 video track and 2 audio AC3 track
2. I need to encode the video part to CBR with 4Mbit/s bitrare.
3. In the end I need a TS file with all the three tracks and of course no image-sound desyncronization

This sounds simple, but its hard as hell
I've tried the following:

1. Rip the disc and obtain a big VOB file
2. Demux the three tracks with bbdmux or any other tool
3. Use Canopus Procoder to reencode ONLY the video to CBR 4Mbit.
4. Remux with Elecard Xmuxer Pro into a TS file

The problem is that for half of the discs I get sound and image desincronization.

Is there a tool which can perform ALL this tasks ? I will give it the original file and I want to have control for each track. Encode it, or whatever. Then I want output to whatever format I need without desyncronization.

Please, please, please help . In conclusion, I have 1 DVD, and I want a TS file with all the content but with video track reencoded after my needs.

Thanks in advance.

[Baldrick]

No "all-in-one" dvd to ts tool. But you could use a dvd to dvd tool like dvd rebuilder and reencode to 4mbit cbr and then demux and remux back to a .ts.

What kind of sync problem? same out of sync the entire ts or does it get worse?
What framerate are you using in canopus procoder, same as the source?
Tried demux with DGMPGDec ?

[crocodiluQ]

I will try dvd rebuilder....and DGMPGDec.

The out of sync is progressive, none at first and worst at the end
Every option in canopus is the same as source file, only the bitrate changed.

[Alex_ander]

Desync problems often come from using VOBs apart from ifo's. In many cases (not always) there' a time delay (up to 0.3-0.5s) between audio and video in a vob described in ifo for the title. To avoid this problem, use for demuxing programs that import DVD video source, not just VOBs, they use ifo data.
TMPGMPEGEditor is an example, you could use it for demuxing video +audio1 streams, then audio2 (it supports single audio AC3, MPEG1, or PCM).
But for your plans DVDRebuilder will be the best solution.