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<blockquote data-quote="JMS" data-source="post: 34861" data-attributes="member: 13261">At least DVB.NET 2.6 includes a simple TS multiplexing unit which will generate a TS from a video, one or more MP2 audios, one or more AC3 audios and one or more TTX streams. It will simulate some SI tables as well (very similiar to the way ProjectX does it - thanks to dvb.matt). Although currently there are some bugs which show up in some situations (packet synchronisation fails if a stream has no PTS [some TTX streams on german PayTV channels] or a stream contains no payload [again some german PayTV channels switching off the stream on alternate language MP2 PIDs]). For most cases the generator works with all TS players (esp. VLC and TSPlayer from the DVBViewer) but some channels keep causing problems [which may cause to loose audio in VLC because packets are not properly ordered]). For using the generator as a PID to TS collector this may be no problem. Well - decide yourself...Jochen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JMS, post: 34861, member: 13261"] At least DVB.NET 2.6 includes a simple TS multiplexing unit which will generate a TS from a video, one or more MP2 audios, one or more AC3 audios and one or more TTX streams. It will simulate some SI tables as well (very similiar to the way ProjectX does it - thanks to dvb.matt). Although currently there are some bugs which show up in some situations (packet synchronisation fails if a stream has no PTS [some TTX streams on german PayTV channels] or a stream contains no payload [again some german PayTV channels switching off the stream on alternate language MP2 PIDs]). For most cases the generator works with all TS players (esp. VLC and TSPlayer from the DVBViewer) but some channels keep causing problems [which may cause to loose audio in VLC because packets are not properly ordered]). For using the generator as a PID to TS collector this may be no problem. Well - decide yourself... Jochen [/QUOTE]

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