> I created some Blu-ray videos, but it says "**TSMUXER FINISHED WITH ERROR CODE 11**.

[donnafaye0323]

          > I created some Blu-ray videos, but it says "**TSMUXER FINISHED WITH ERROR CODE 11**. It may not play on Sony BDPs500 player, and this is a bug for the issue. Can you fix this error so it will make it successfully function? I think it may help me with this issue. It will work it out so it will successfully keep things going. ![Screenshot from 2023-08-21 05-39-57](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40868495/261985997-42d8d220-ce91-44d6-aea4-4fc07e1aaaac.png)

Originally posted by @donnafaye0323 in https://github.com/justdan96/tsMuxer/issues/740#issuecomment-1686045234

[lgoncal]

You're E-AC3 audio has no core. This might not meet spec. If so, nothing to fix

[donnafaye0323]

AC-3 is the only Blu-ray audio format supported for muxing audio.

[lgoncal]

E-AC3 and AC3 are two different audio codecs

[donnafaye0323]

Does tsmuxer accept 720p 24fps, 60fps video and 1080 24 fps video formats for blu-ray creation?

[trzyglow]

mpeg2 isn't blu-ray standard, that's why the error message shows. you have to re-encode the video to H.264 or VC-1 for regular blu-rays, and H.265 for uhd/4k blu-rays. (mpeg2 works, but isn't universally supported)

[donnafaye0323]

H.264 is a high-quality video codec commonly used in various applications, including video streaming, video conferencing, and Blu-ray discs. It is more modern and a bit more efficient than mpeg-2.

[trzyglow]

H.264 is a high-quality video codec commonly used in various applications, including video streaming, video conferencing, and Blu-ray discs. It is more modern and a bit more efficient than mpeg-2.

yes, and you can re-encode mpeg2 into H.264 with ffmpeg, which alters the codec under the hood; in order to be compliant with blu-ray standard specs.

[donnafaye0323]

I would use Shutter Encoder to change audio formats with video converting, too!! I love h.264 videos!!

[donnafaye0323]

H.264 is a high-quality video codec commonly used in various applications, including video streaming, video conferencing, and Blu-ray discs. It is more modern and a bit more efficient than mpeg-2.

yes, and you can re-encode mpeg2 into H.264 with ffmpeg, which alters the codec under the hood; in order to be compliant with blu-ray standard specs.

Why is H.264 video more efficient than mpeg2 nowadays?

[trzyglow]

Why is H.264 video more efficient than mpeg2 nowadays?

better compression quality and better color depth via supported pixel formats. it's (besides VC-1) the only supported codec in the official (regular) blu-ray standard. outside of the regular standard there is the uhd/4k blu-ray standard which only supports H.265. (H.264 was officially introduced in 2003, mpeg2 was introduced about 10 years earlier)

generally speaking H.264 is a relatively inefficient codec (regarding compression algorithms) compared to newer codecs, but it is both blu-ray compliant and extremely common.

you can mux other codecs regarding both video and audio than what is officially supported, but it will most likely not play on a standard blu-ray player.

[donnafaye0323]

Why is mpeg2 format not blu-ray compliant? Here's the idea?

Why is H.264 video more efficient than mpeg2 nowadays?

better compression quality and better color depth via supported pixel formats. it's (besides VC-1) the only supported codec in the official (regular) blu-ray standard. outside of the regular standard there is the uhd/4k blu-ray standard which only supports H.265. (H.264 was officially introduced in 2003, mpeg2 was introduced about 10 years earlier)

generally speaking H.264 is a relatively inefficient codec (regarding compression algorithms) compared to newer codecs, but it is both blu-ray compliant and extremely common.

you can mux other codecs regarding both video and audio than what is officially supported, but it will most likely not play on a standard blu-ray player. Here's the screen shot of this error code:

[trzyglow]

Why is mpeg2 format not blu-ray compliant? Here's the idea?

i have to correct myself: H.262 (02/00) (mpeg2 Part2) is supported under blu-ray standard (allthough very rarely used for blu-rays).

are you sure your file isn't corrupted? i just tried muxing an mpeg2 file and it worked fine, no errors. so i can't reproduce this on my end.

[donnafaye0323]

It will be updated for to fix some issues.

[trzyglow]

i just noticed you are using an outdated version of tsmuxer, this might be a problem that has already been long fixed.

[jcdr428]

Duplicate of #740 - closing.