question about rebuilding a blu-ray structure

[abero]

Maybe this was mentioned before (probably has been), but i couldn't find if so.

I'm having a working blu-ray strucutre. now all i want is to exchange a m2ts video stream with my own e.g. demuxing audio/video und reencoding the video, mux both back together again and replace the m2ts.

When i just replace it, it first seems to work on the pc, but display time is way off and you can't even FF or RW. The PS3 won't even start anything from the menu on, so that's probably not the way to do it.

Witzh DVD you had to update the .ifo with e.g. Ifoupdate, but i'm not familiar with BMDV-Structures, so any1 can tell me how to rebuild a bd structure? (e.g. remuxing m2ts while keeping e.g. everythin else intact)

I know there's BDRebuilder, but that's not helping me with my problem, but since BDRebuilder seems to also do that, there should be a way to do this manually, right?

I know multiavchd has a reauthor-mode, but i can only add/remove/blank audio and subtitle streams there, but afaik there's no way to exchange the video stream

thanks in advance!

[laserfan]

AFAIK you need also to replace the .mpls and the .clpi associated with the m2ts. At least, that is the 1st thing I'd try to see if it works.

Mux your video/audio/subs using tsMuxeR and Blu-ray structure. Then rename the resulting 00000.m2ts to the correct name, and replace the .mpls with the newly created one, after having edited that mpls inside to point to the correctly-named m2ts, and renaming it as well, and finally rename the 00000.clpi (no edits needed). Move the changed files back-into the original BDMV locations.

Might not work depending on how the original structure is built, but worth a try (I have done it with simple BD structures).

[deank]

You can also use tsMuxeR's built in options to name properly the MPLS and M2TS files to avoid additional editing/renaming.

Options in Blu-ray tab: FIRST MPLS and FIRST M2TS file.

[laserfan]

You can also use tsMuxeR's built in options to name properly the MPLS and M2TS files to avoid additional editing/renaming.

Options in Blu-ray tab: FIRST MPLS and FIRST M2TS file.Thanks, I never noticed that before!

[crl2007]

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511 You can do everything you want this way. And I explained there all the steps to have a fully functional blu-ray structure.