DTS Stream for MKV's

[Flash2075]

Hi guys, I backing up my Blu-rays at the moment. I want every MKV to have a german and english audio stream in it. But I have some trouble with some german DTS streams. For example the german audio stream of X-Men: Wolverine or Miami Vice or Hitman is longer then the original video file, the english streams are correct demuxed. I use tsMuxer 1.10.6 and with most of my BDs I have no problems, but with some of them I get a german audio stream which is between 30 seconds and 3 minutes longer then my video stream. What do I do wrong or is the blame on tsMuxer?

[poisondeathray]

sometimes the audio has gaps; try eac3to which will can fix those gaps when extracting

[Flash2075]

Ok I'm not used to commandlines. Is there a way to do this with a GUI with eac3to? And WHY are there gaps with tsMuxer, is it a bug???

[poisondeathray]

No that's just the way they come on the BD. TsMuxer is supposed to fix them, but I would trust eac3to more

You can try the eac3to gui, but it's a bit complicated (you have to set up the paths in the 1st tab)

[Flash2075]

I didn't came along with the eac3to gui, so i searched for command lines and I found this:

@echo off
set pathToEac=m:\eac3to\
set pathToMovie=P:\

%pathToEac%eac3to.exe "%pathToMovie%"

SET /P Playlist="Type Playlist (eg 1) And Press Enter "
If not "%Playlist%"=="" Set Playlist=%Playlist:~0,1%
echo Entered %Playlist%)

%pathToEac%eac3to.exe "%pathToMovie%" %Playlist%) -demux

if exist *.gaps %pathToEac%eac3to.exe "%pathToMovie%" %Playlist%) -demux
if NOT exist *.gaps echo "No Gaps Found"

for %%A in (*german*.dts*) do %pathToEac%eac3to.exe "%%A" "%%A".AC3
if NOT exist *german*.dts* echo "No German DTS Found"

pause

This works, at the end I have a audio stream which has the correct lenth, but why isn't it possible to create a DTS audio stream with the correct length and only a AC3 which has lower bitrate?

[Flash2075]

No one who can help me?