Re: How to split one MPEG2-PS file into several titles for dvdauthor?

I'm not shure, if I did realy understand your problem,  I thought:
You have a correct mpeg-file and you want to split it into several parts,
which you will use as input for DVDStyler (DVDAuthor).

My suggestion was to use Cuttermaran  for editing (cut,split,join) without
reencoding. But because Cuttermaran accepts only separated Video- and 
Audiostreams
as input, you should first demux your file with ProjectX.
Then edit your Video with Cuttermaran, as output you can have separated 
streams (.m2v .mp2)
  or / and a multiplexed mpeg-file.  The default-muxer in Cuttermaran is 
mplex.
( You can't use ProjectX for muxing ).
But there is no need to (re)multiplex the streams. DVDStyler and 
DVDAuthor accept separate
streams as input. (If you use Drag&Drop in DVDStyler, take care to do in 
the right order, because
DVDStyler attaches an Audio-Stream always to the last Video-file.)

Am 24.02.2015 15:32, schrieb Lev Serebryakov:
>
>   Thank you. and what is best way to _RE_mux mpeg files?
>   After "ffmpeg --target pal-dvd -f dvd -c copy a.mpg b.mpg" I still
> get several warnings like this (2-3 warnings for 1 hour programs, but
> still!):
>
> STAT: VOBU 928 at 251MB, 1 PGCs
> WARN: Discontinuity of 1 in audio channel 8; please remultiplex input.
> WARN: Previous sector: 562.836 - 562.908
> WARN: Current sector: 562.908 - 562.980
> WARN: Audio pts for channel 8 moves backwards by 1; please remultiplex
> input.
> WARN: Previous sector: 563.028 - 563.100
> WARN: Current sector: 563.100 - 563.148
> STAT: VOBU 944 at 255MB, 1 PGCs
>
> and
>
> STAT: VOBU 4224 at 1095MB, 1 PGCs
> WARN: Audio pts for channel 8 moves backwards by 1; please remultiplex
> input.
> STAT: VOBU 4240 at 1100MB, 1 PGCs
>
>   I could not find "remux" option in ProjectX, only demux :)
>
>


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