[linux-dvb] replex

[Marcus Metzler <mocm@metzlerbros.de>]

tarass@club-internet.fr writes:
 > 
 > Hello,
 > 
 > I try to replex a dvr file with the next command line :
 > 
 > replex -i PS -t DVD -o film.mpg $fichier
 > 
 > 
 > replex hangs after 12% saying :
 > 
 > Reading from /mnt/mp3/film.vdr
 > Input file length: 3000.24 MB
 > Output File is: film.mpg
 > Video: aspect ratio: 4:3  size = 720x576  frame rate: 25.000 fps  bit 
 > rate: 15.00 Mbit/s
 >    vbvbuffer 1835008
 > Sequence Extension: chroma 4:2:0   size = 720x576  bit rate: 15.00 
 > Mbit/s  vbvbuffer 1835008  frame rate: 25.000
 > starting with video PTS:  6:59:52.804
 > Audiostream: layer: 2  BRate: 256 kb/s  Freq: 48.0 kHz frame size: 768
 > starting audio PTS:  6:59:52.179
 > STARTING REPLEX
 > data rate may be to high for required mux rate
 > Mux rate: 10.08 Mbit/s
 > Audio0  offset:  0:00:00.648  6:59:52.827
 > read   1% read   2% read   3% read   4% read   5% read   6% read
 > 7% read   8% read   9% read  10% read  11% read  12% Error:
 > THIS IS AN MPEG1 FILE
 > 
 > ##################################
 > 
 > dvb-plex worked but has 2gb limit, the command line was :
 > 
 > dvb-mplex -i PS_STREAM -t DVD -o film.mpg -p0 -q0 $fichier
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > Have I made a mistake in replex command line ?
 > I there a bug in replex ?
 > Something other ?

There must be something wrong with the PES headers in the file. Either
it is some kind of corruption, or there was a mistake in the
encoder/multiplexer. Where did you get the file?
You could try to replace the exit(1); after the error message in pes.c with 
p->found = 0;
return;
and see what happens.

Marcus

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