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Remuxing on ARM architectures

Postby thoren » Wed Jan 09, 2013 3:58 pm

Hi all,

I have a "Dlink DNS-320L NAS" with PMS 1.72 installed on a Debian Squeeze.
I tried remuxing my mkvs for PS3 but it's not working because tsmuxer binaries not working on ARM architectures. :(((((
So which configuration may I put in PMS.conf to have "remuxing" working like a charm but without tsmuxer ????
PMS : 1.40 with only TsMuxer engine enabled
OS/Hardware : Linux Ubuntu 10.04 on a "weak" but very useful "MSI Wind U100" netbook !
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Re: Remuxing on ARM architectures

Postby ExSport » Wed Jan 09, 2013 4:39 pm

You can't change it in conf file. In the future ffmpeg should replace outdated tsMuxeR but for now there is no way how to remux without tsMuxeR (except modification of the code and recompiling)
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Re: Remuxing on ARM architectures

Postby meskibob » Wed Jan 09, 2013 4:41 pm

Remuxing is currently only supported through tsmuxer. The devs are looking into other remuxing options, but I do not know if/how/when they will be implemented.
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Re: Remuxing on ARM architectures

Postby thoren » Wed Jan 09, 2013 4:56 pm

OK that's what I supposed ! Thanks !!!
So here are my others posts for devs :
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PMS : 1.40 with only TsMuxer engine enabled
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