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I’ve purchased a copy of the flv-mp3.net audio converter (Total Audio MP3 converter) and created an ac3 file. On muxing this I get the same error – error 1073741819 after 8.5% conversion. The unusual thing is that I have taken another file from the humax (7mins long), created an ac3 file for it and muxed it with the .ts file ok (sound is not attenuated). So the way I’m using tsmuxer should be ok. This implies its the 2 hour ts file that tsmuxer can’t handle.
I did google the error code and someone posted the following:
“It was ID10T error I had selected multiple VC-1 codecs from the source file and tsMuxeR only seems to like one”
Not too sure what this is getting at unless he means he’s tried to mux two sounds tracks to a .ts file – so I don’t think this helps
What file system does the usb device you are copying to have FAT32/NTFS) ?
What’s the size of the file you are copying to USB ?
I’m currently using a Hitachi 500gb portable harddrive. This is NTFS.
I earlier on tried a 16gb pen drive (FAT32). The 2 hour recording was getting chopped back to 4GB even though I thought I had left enough space free.
On the hitachi the 2 hour recording is taking up about 7.9GB. And the 7min recording is taking up about 395MB.
I did’nt think using the NTFS Hitachi was the issue since the 7min recording which does mux came off this device.
Do you think I should try using say a 20gb fat 32 pen drive to write the 2 hour recording to?
Just wanted to check that you had the complete file. I will try and create a large recording of a similar size to see if it’s size related.
EDIT
Set the film The Mexican tomorrow night BBC1 HD.
Paul77 – 12 hours ago »
I earlier on tried a 16gb pen drive (FAT32). The 2 hour recording was getting chopped back to 4GB even though I thought I had left enough space free.
FAT32 has a maximum file size of 4GB irrespective of the amount of free space.
Ah – that explains it!
Have found a tool, ts sniper, so at weekend may have a go at chopping the file up, create complementary ac3 files and see if tsmuxer will then mux these together.
Recorded The Mexican from BBC1 HD – it’s 1H 55M , due to the lower bitrate on BBC HD channels its about 5.5GB. I couldn’t find a long film on CH4 HD (these tend to be larger).
File processed OK on TSMuxerGUI 2:6:12, however on playback had serious pixilation at the top of the picture.
Downloaded older version of TSmuxer (1:10:6) from After Dawn. No issues with this but note lip synch adjustment required at about -550. You may want to play with this a bit.
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Ok thanks for the info – I’ll have a look at it on the weekend. The other thing that occurred to me is that my PC has had trouble in playing very large 1080p recordings (>2hrs) eg in VLC player. Its windows 7 I think the issue is still there even after a recent increase in RAM so it could be my
PC rather than tsmuxer so chopping the file up maybe the way forward. Also the signal over 2 hours could have broken up once or twice even though I have not seen evidence of this on playback – not sure if this could cause the remux to stop. The file it produces before the error looks pretty broken up so it looks like the muxing process did not start well.
Have tried one or two things:-
1. txmuxer 1.10.6 – this stops after 8.5% as before but the error messages look more meaningful – lots of
H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 19. FrameNum; 12936 slice type: B_TYPE
2. vlc save as to mp4 this only coverted 2gb’s worth of the 7gb before finishing
3. tsniper – would not load the .ts file
4. using windows created a 10min clip from the start (ts and ac3 I think). but it did’nt have any audio.
5. tried muxing my ac3 audio with the 10min clip – kind of worked but there
were synching problems – and even when added a delay it seemed to synch
and then lose synch!
6. tried creating 10mins worth of ac3 audio and muxing the 10min video to
this but again there were synching problems
Probably need to get movie maker to add the audio.
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