QUOTE(deitylord @ Dec 1 2007, 08:17 PM)
yo aiman
i tried the method u posted before using GOTSent
but it took like 3 hours to do it and didnt work
whenever i tried opening the folder my comp hangs =.=
anyway, those blu rays you downloaded audio is 4.1 or 5.1?
i read you have to set the lvl from 5.1 to 4.1 or else no audio or something
3 hours? That's too long. Remuxing technique shouldn't take that long. What is the duration of the video? I have done it more than 20 times, all ran perfectly fine. I used the program for a 4.3 GB, 100 minutes video, took me less than 2 hours. I have also done it for a 8.2 GB, 143 minutes video, took me less than 3 hours, even that maybe because I also split the output video to two 4 GB MP4 files.i tried the method u posted before using GOTSent
but it took like 3 hours to do it and didnt work
whenever i tried opening the folder my comp hangs =.=
anyway, those blu rays you downloaded audio is 4.1 or 5.1?
i read you have to set the lvl from 5.1 to 4.1 or else no audio or something
Do you have enough HDD space? The program will create files with the total size equivalent to the original MKV file. So to be save, ensure you have free space at least double the original MKV file. If you doing split, better have 3 times the size.
Or, was the video 1080p? Because as I stated in my post 1080p video is not guaranteed to work. Even if you successfully remuxed to MP4 using GOTSent, the most common case is that you will hear the audio but seeing black screen when played in PS3. But there are still some cases that it did work. These are mostly for high profile h264 AVC.
Which comes to your next question. The level 4.1 and 5.1 in this case is NOT the audio channels. The program will convert the audio to 2 channel AAC anyway because as of the current firmware, PS3 can't play multi-channel audio MP4 yet (I think so, haven't tried since the 2.01 update). The 4.1 / 5.1 here refers to the AVC.h264 main profile. This is the technical part of the codec, no need to know further about that as the program will do it for you. Do not change any settings in GOTSent. Just browse for your MKV file, set the output destination, if the original file is bigger than 4 GB, toggle on "split", and click "convert" and that's it.
Hope that will help.
Dec 3 2007, 07:47 AM

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