How To Verify .M2V DVD Compliance command, rejects, create, unless, files

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I've been using FFMpeg from the command line to create some great looking .M2V files for DVD authoring. Problem is, Muxman rejects them unless I mux the .m2v and .ac3 into a new .mpg file with TMPGenc, then demux them into quot;newquot; .m2v and .ac3 files.  The remuxed/demuxed file is then accepted by Muxman and all works fine.

My FFMpeg batch file is as follows:

avs2yuv quot;d:\cap.avsquot; - | ffmpeg -f yuv4mpegpipe -i -  -pass 1 -passlogfile log_file -aspect 16:9  -hq -an -vcodec mpeg2video -target dvd pass1.m2v

avs2yuv quot;d:\cap.avsquot; - | ffmpeg -f yuv4mpegpipe -i -  -pass 2 -passlogfile log_file -aspect 16:9  -hq -an -vcodec mpeg2video -target dvd pass2.m2v

Any way to perform a comparison on the quot;beforequot; and quot;afterquot; m2v files to determine what TMPGenc is doing to them to make them compliant ?  I'd like to take the remux/demux thing out of the DVD creation process.

TIA

Originally posted by Pookie
Problem is, Muxman rejects them

What does the log say about this?  The logfle is in your C:/ named muxman.log.  Open with notepad or word processor to read.  Post it in next reply.

MuxMan version 0.13h

Rejected, unknown file type D:\pass2.m2v
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The file plays fine on MediaPlayer Classic