Just finish converting Wanted. The sound is in DTS format, so I need to use mkv2vob to convert it. For a 4.6GB file, it takes from morning to evening to convert it.
At first, I tried to convert it using tsmuxer. But, when I played it on PS3, the picture is fine but no sound coming out. Then only, I realized, I need to use mkv2vob for sound with DTS.
I know, lightning69 already mention this.
Still, got 2 major problem.
First is the subtitles. Converting using tsmuxer to .ts format is fast, but subtitle will not be displayed. Still looking for a way to do this.
Second problem - I downloaded Batman Dark Knight 1080p. Convert it using tsmuxer. During playback, the sound is great, but no picture. Just black from the beginning to the end.
I'm thinking these happens because, the maximum resolution of my LCD TV is 1360x768, and the resolution of the movie is 1920x1080.
At first, I set the maximum res in Tversity to 1360x768, no picture. Set it to 1920x1080, also no picture.
Now I dont know what to do.
So, please anyone can give me some ideas.
@lightning69 The original file (Wanted movie) is 4.6GB, but after conversion using mkv2vob, the output file become 3.7GB. Big difference in size. Is this normal?
Will the PQ and SQ be reduced?
Thanks

When you use tsMuxer to transmux your file from mkv to ts, make sure you change the x.264 video to level4.1 and your sound is ac3 dolby digital. If your resulting ts file play with sound but no picture, then its likely the video format is not compatible with ps3. Most mkv file i download is compatible with only a few that is not. If you come across those mkv files that has video stream that is not compatible with ps3, then you need to convert it using mkv2vob. Next time I will avoid those mkv files from certain authors to avoid lengthy time in converting them.
For smaller file size after conversion from mkv2vob, its normal because you are converting the dts track to ac3 which is much smaller file size. So far i did not notice any drop in video quality...and dolby digital sound fine to me...