[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 550613] [mpegtsmux] Add support for ac3/dts/lpcm

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------- Comment #12 from Christian Schaller (Singer of Songs)  2008-12-06 12:55 UTC -------
I tested some of these files with some interesting results. The BBC file from
x264.nl worked perfectly. It was recognized by the PS3 as a valid file right
away, in fact it was the only file to be so. The AC3 in that file is stereo
only though.
http://x264.nl/h.264.samples/force.php?file=./bbc.hd.ts

The skymovies clip on the other hand was the only clip the PS3 was totally
unable to recognize and play.
http://x264.nl/h.264.samples/force.php?file=./sky.movies.9.hd.ts

The ProSieben clip you linked wasn't automatically recognized by the PS3, in
fact it was originally listed as Unsupported Data, but once I tried asking the
PS3 to try playing it anyway it did play it fine, including full surround
sound.

The astra.hd clip had the same behaviour as the ProSieben clip, ie. not
recognized as playable at first, but played once I tried 'forcing' the PS3.
That file is stereo only. 
http://x264.nl/h.264.samples/force.php?file=./astra.hd.ts

So all in all I guess the bbc.hd.ts file is the one we need to mimick to create
files the PS3 really likes, hopefully the fact that it contained stereo and not
surround sound is not related to the PS3 instantly recognizing it as supported.


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