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tsSCB

How Use?

Step 1:

Required for MuxServerHelper
Put the MuxServerHelper in the same directory
Double click Run a Run_Tool.bat

Step 2:

The cmd window displays:

tsSCB Command Tool
Command args(Don't add exe):

Enter Command args

Options:

  -f         Input Video VES File ( Supported videocodecs: H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC )
  -fdv       Input Dolby Vision Enhancement Layer VES File ( Supported videocodecs: H.265/HEVC )
  -a         Input Audio VES File ( Supported audiocodecs: AC3 / E-AC3(DD+), Dolby TrueHD, DTS/ DTS-HD, LPCM )
  -alang     Set Audio Language, default=und
  -s         Input Subtitles VES File ( Supported Subtitlecodecs: Presentation Graphic Stream (.sup))
  -sin       Set IN Time Subtitles
  -slang     Set Subtitles Language, default=und
  -preid     Set Audio and Subtitle ID Default Track. Example: 1:1 (a:s)
  -t         Input CSV File ( Chapters Timecode ), default=00:00:00:00
  -intime    Set Video IN Time
  -off       off Video Start TimeCode
  -tc        Specify Video Start TimeCode
  -mux       Output MUX Folder
  -hypermux  HyperMUXing Uses Metadata That References The Original Assets To Create a virtual BDMV volume and image

muxserver options:
-muxserver   Startup MUXRemotingServer. Example: exe Exe Path port Port Number
exe          Exe Path
port         Port Number

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tsSCB is a MUXRemotingServer-based muxer for creating Blu-ray BDMV directories.

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