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Originally Posted by AjzRide
Extract the video (.h264 or .vc1) to a file using eac3to.
If the file is h264 you don't have to do anything, if it is vc1, you will need an encoder program ( <10% are vc1)
Extract and convert the DTS-HD or Dolby-TrueHD file to a linear pcm file using Eac3to
Mux the video file (.h264) and audio file (.lpcm) into a .m2ts container and stream to the PS3.
If your BD had a .h264 video file, which it probably did, then you have not done any encoding to your video file, and it will be pure BD quality. Likewise you have not really done any converting of the audio, other than breaking out into a RAW file, which is like unzipping a file in windows.
I know that is a lot to take in, but once you get the hang of it, it is rather simple, and I can convert a BD with less than 5 minutes of keyboard time, and less than an hour for the total process.
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So I'm assuming eac3to is a free program, right? Now I get confused when you say to mux the video and audio file into a .m2ts container. Is this done with a separate program? If so, what do I use? Thanks.