Hello, am running 2.8.1 version, also tried the latest night build avidemux_r231223_win64Qt5_20.zip, but having issue the avidemux doesnt see DTS-HD MA audio track at all. The file is a m2ts copied from BD. When I play the file in media aplayer it works fine. Please see the screenshot attached. Many thanks!
Please provide a sample (~300 MiB should suffice) via WeTransfer, Mega, Dropbox or Google Drive.
It is actually DTS-HD High Resolution Audio instead of DTS-HD MA as I can see now, anyway here is the sample (demuxed to mkv): sample (https://we.tl/t-CW0TMrJJ7w)
The MKV sample may be or may not be useful, but for the original issue I would need a fragment of the unaltered source MPEG-TS file.
help me by pointing me to SW that can cut the original m2ts file into segments please
On *nix head or dd, on Windows there was at least a freeware HJSplit, but maybe meanwhile such basic file operations can be performed with on-board tools.
Whatever DTS variety is in the provided MKV, Avidemux (I refer to the latest git master) is capable of saving it with the audio track in copy mode as MPEG-TS (M2TS mode) and subsequently loading the resulting m2ts file with the audio being fully preserved. Therefore it is essential to get hold of a piece of the source MPEG-TS file as the problem seems to be specific to it.
Thank you. You are right about the DTS track in mkv provided work correctly in avidemux. I have used HjSplit recommneded and here is the part of original m2ts file to check on: sample (https://we.tl/t-onu6BLRPCO) + second file (https://we.tl/t-sA0OPjDx44) of a sample (for succesful unpack with winrar)
Thank you for the samples. I've added the elementary stream ID assigned to DTS XBR to the list of known DTS IDs in the MPEG-TS demuxer. Please try a future nightly (or cross-compile yourself).
Quote from: ElonMusk on January 02, 2024, 02:22:44 AMfor succesful unpack with winrar
cat firstFile secondFile > /path/to/bothFilesConcatenatedNo crutches needed ;)
Many thanks for your help! :)