How to create a REMUX:

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0. You really need to have Haali installed: http://mirror01.x264.nl/x264/Matrosk...1.11.288.0.exe

1. You need to use eac3to. Please don't create a REMUX with any other utility (http://www.videohelp.com/tools/eac3to).

2.https://hotfile.com/...r_Pack.exe.html needs to be installed

3. A command line run of:

eac3to Blu-ray\BDMV\

will reveal the playlist to be used.

4. The command line to be used next is: Choose the correct files for your REMUX.

eac3to Blu-ray\BDMV\PLAYLIST\correct.mpls 1:Chapters.txt 2:UntouchedVideo.mkv 3:UntouchedAudio.dtsma 7:Commentary.ac3 8:English.sup

5. Once files are fully generated, use MKVMerge or equivalent to create your REMUX.

6. An eac3to log of your remux source. Just a dump is all to show that you have the filters in 2. Installed.

Here we go; there are two types of remux.

1. Standard Remux

You must use an MKV container with

1. Untouched Video

2. Untouched Audio (if 24 Bit DTS-MA) or FLAC.

3. English Sup

4. Chapters (if available)

5. Commentary track if DTS or AC3, the track as it appears and is mandatory. If the commentary track is DTS Express this needs to be re-encoded to AAC (No more than 192 Kbps; preferably 64 Kbps or so ) or excluded.

6. Optional: You can include as many sups as you wish, as long as the total number of tracks is -less- than 32. Each separate file counts as a track.

2. Hybrid Remux

A hybrid remux is only to be used when there is a clear advantage of doing so. i.e. Better audio or better video. Sups are not a reason for a hybrid. It is YOUR responsibility to make sure they are in sync if included.

You must use an MKV container with

1. Untouched Video

2. Untouched Audio (if 24 Bit DTS-MA) or FLAC

3. English Sup

4. Chapters (if available)

5. Commentary track if DTS or AC3, the track as it appears and is mandatory. If the commentary track is DTS Express this needs to be re-encoded to AAC (No more than 192 Kbps; preferably 64 Kbps or so ) or excluded.

6. You MUST state sources used for the hybrid. i.e. Apollo 13 BluRay for Audio, Apollo 13 HDDVD for Video. With links if possible to the content on the site.

7. Optional: You can include as many sups as you wish, as long as the total number of tracks is -less- than 32. Each separate file counts as a track.

FLAC is to be used for TrueHD+ac3 and 16 bit DTS-MA / DTS-HR. For 24 bit DTS-MA;

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