Closed donnafaye0323 closed 10 months ago
Link to mts files causing issues? Not some mp4 files
Link to mts files causing issues? Not some mp4 files Here's a snapshot of this video from an USB Drive:
MP4 Video File extensions are NOT supported in Blu-ray discs.
MP4 Video File extensions are NOT supported in Blu-ray discs.
No kidding.
Snapshot is useless, post link to actual mts causing error so devs can see what the problem
MP4 Video File extensions are NOT supported in Blu-ray discs.
No kidding. Snapshot is useless, post link to actual mts causing error so devs can see what the problem
This is a . MTS Video file in a ZIP Container:
Text formats included in mts (EIA-608, EIA-708) are not supported. Plus, your file shows corruption. When the two text formats are removed by remuxing to mkv, tsMuxer loads it fine. Vdub2 also crashes on your mts file
And this sample is corrupt as well, and webm is not supported. just remux to mkv
And this sample is corrupt as well, and webm is not supported. just remux to mkv/
Here's A Video Sample For Blu-Ray Authoring
https://github.com/justdan96/tsMuxer/assets/40868495/fde0f70d-2031-48ce-8d67-bf7415f0d944
I Have No MKV or MTS Video Samples. Stop Telling me about this error positively.
I Have No MKV or MTS Video Samples
@jcdr428
You have to decide if this is a communication issue or a troll issue
I Have No MKV or MTS Video Samples
@jcdr428 You have to decide if this is a communication issue or a troll issue
This is a communications issue. Everything works very well with no issues at all.
@jcdr428 Everything went out well by importing long videos and muxing to Blu-ray. It was great!!
@jcdr428 Everything went out well by importing long videos and muxing to Blu-ray. It was great!!
@donnafaye0323 so the issue is solved ?
Yes. This is wonderful!! Soon I will have record-able Blu-rays to make and enjoy.
Ok thanks, closing.
I added a short .mts video but it still says TSMUXER Error. Here's a snapshot of this error:
Only videos have to be 1 to 2 hours long and must be authored on Blu-Ray. The two HD standards that all BluRay players and HD televisions support are 1280 x 720 at 60fps (50 fps in PAL countries) progressive and 1920 x 1080 at 60/50fps interlaced (60 fields, 30 complete frames per second).
I hope that this video importing issue will be fixed.