Data muxing is meant to combine several types of tracks, such as audio, video and subtitle, into a single file that can be played or burned with ease - typically, the output format is either VOB or M2TS, depending on the type of disc one needs to burn them to.
Transport Stream muxer (tsMuxeR) is an intuitive application that comes in handy to all those who want to mux their multimedia data into TS and M2TS files. The generated transport streams can be used for IP broadcasting or for playback using hardware video players, such as Sony Playstation3 and Dune HD Ultra.
The interface of the application is intuitive and well organized, so that even novices can select the source files, choose the target format (TS, M2TS, AVCHD or Blu-ray), then specify the destination folder. When the target format is Blu-ray compatible, users can configure the custom list of chapters, to make sure their project meets their exact needs.
It is the expert users who get to really benefit from all the functions of tsMuxeR, as they can automatically or manually adjust the FPS (frames per second) while mixing, and they can also modify the default video bitrate.
Furthermore, tsMuxeR can be used to join, split or cut source files depending on the segment one needs to process. Not only is it possible to extract DTS and AC3 cores from DTS-HD and True-HD respectively, but the application can also detect audio delay from a wide range of sources, including MPG, TS, M2TS, VOB or EVO.
When it comes to muxing subtitles, tsMuxeR comes with support for SRT tags, such as changing the font type, color or size, which are not complicated to set up since their syntax resembles HTML’s.
To sum it up, tsMuxeR is a feature-packed application for combining several tracks and creating DVD or Blu-ray compatible videos. However, advanced skills are required to ensure that the output is customized to one’s liking.

What's New in This Release:
· fixed H.264 stream parser. It cause video distortion for some movies.
· add DTS-express support. Is not fully complete yet, tsMuxeR doesn't produce subpath for secondary audio