It would be of interest if optional procedures with GUI tools
could be set up and tested to create Blu-ray video discs,
tsMuxer and/or MP4Box istead of FFMeg if possible (I don't know
em) and K3b with support for Blu-ray discs?
yeah, i'll try to adapt somescript found in blog [*] for
creating .meta file for tsmuxer.
mp4box probably should me nentioned somewhere in manual as
way to get pcm-in-mp4 output
(My experience with K3b mostly has been with recording raw
videofiles from HDD to BD-R data discs for backup purposes,
which lastly ended with firmware issues for the newer editions
BD-R discs).
Below added my latest successful test:
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New test using DVD+R disc and growiso instead:
# The DVD+R disc is written OK
# Open the top BDMV with VLC from Gnome Files starts playing the
video.
cool, patience win!
But.. does it play in hw player?
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function mux_bluray_assets {
echo 'Muxing streams and generating BDMV file structure'
# create the metafile needed by tsMuxeR
echo "MUXOPT --no-pcr-on-video-pid --new-audio-pes --blu-ray
--vbr
--custom-chapters=00:00:00.000;00:05:00.000;00:10:00.000;00:15:00.000;00:20:00.000;00:25:00.000
--split-size=2GB --vbv-len=500" > $TSMUXER_META
echo "V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC, \"$H264_FILE\", fps=23.976,
insertSEI, contSPS, ar=As source" >> $TSMUXER_META
echo "A_LPCM, \"$WAV_FILE\", lang=eng" >>
$TSMUXER_META
# mux the two files and generate the BR-structure
$TSMUXER $TSMUXER_META $BDMV_PATH >>mkbdmovie.log
2>&1
}