smartLabs tsMuxeR: Transport Stream muxer

[wakebrder]

This did it. Opening up the mlps stream in the newest version of tsmuxer gave me a file that streamed to my PS3 perfectly. Thank you very much.

You're welcome.:)

Note that all movies aren't as simple as mlps 00001 being the main movie. Sometimes they can be tricky.

[kurt]

That's good to hear although i dont have a popcorn hour i have a tvix player i wonder if popcorn hour plays files better right now then the tvix but they should fix things with firmware updates if the problem is on there end. Have you tried other movies that have many split files?
I don't know much about the tvix but popcorn hour does its job just amazing after muxing with tsmuxer. syabas is fast in updating the firmware if bugs arise. no problems so far with any blu-ray or hddvd title (the letter after removing pulldown with vc1conv, didn't try tsmuxer yet). ok, maybe there are problems with seamless branching files, no clue :)
and furthermore I need some more testing with subs....

(err, and someone told me that 99% of the scene releases work also :devil:)

[Jim-Armao]

Thats all I can think of at the moment.
And use the latest version 1.8.4 @ the time of post.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1128946#post1128946

Thanks,

I attach 2 srt files.

a.srt will play perfectly in all formats ( ansi/unicode/utf8 ) even if muxed to a random mkv file.
b.srt will not play no matter what I try.

I am trying to edit b.srt to see if some special formating tag causes it to fail to play.
If Roman takes a look in the srts I am sure he will find what causes b.srt to be problematic.

PS. When the srt plays ok it does so in both PS3 and nero showtime 4.
When it does not play, it does not play in both.
PS2. The language of the srts is Greek..

[Glorioso]

Is it possible to play the structure form a USB device? How?

I've passed both folders to my USB pendrive but con only play the m2ts file, cant select the subtitles.

[Erdelamoto]

Is it possible to play the structure form a USB device? How?

I've passed both folders to my USB pendrive but con only play the m2ts file, cant select the subtitles.

Hello, Glorioso

This post of jagaskywalker is your solution.

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1126598#post1126598

I Try this and is working, avchd from USB.


Roman76r, 1.8.4 version is working perfect with subtitles.
:thanks::thanks:

[Glorioso]

Hello, Glorioso

This post of jagaskywalker is your solution.

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1126598#post1126598

I Try this and is working, avchd from USB.


Roman76r, 1.8.4 version is working perfect with subtitles.
:thanks::thanks:

And u need to do alll the renaming?

[Jim-Armao]

Hello, Glorioso

This post of jagaskywalker is your solution.

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1126598#post1126598

I Try this and is working, avchd from USB.


Roman76r, 1.8.4 version is working perfect with subtitles.
:thanks::thanks:

I confirm.
I use the attached batch file to do the rename on the fly.
You need to edit the 1st line to point to your BDMV folder.

Maybe in a future version we can have a 'switch' in the GUI to direct tsmuxer to output 8.3 files..

[BPatti]

I recently purchased a Sony HDR-SR11 AVCHD camcorder. I just tried tsMuxeR Version 1.8.4(b) to join the clips from the camera. I added the first clip then appended a few more. It correctly recognizes 3 streams.

1- H.264 Profile High@4.0 Resolution 1920:1080i Frame rate: 29.97
2- AC3 Bitrate:448Kbps Sample rate: 48KHz Channels 6
3- PGS Presentation Graphic Stream #0 Resolution 1920:1080i Frame rate: 29.97

I selected the output as M2TS muxing and it completed quickly without errors.

The problem is that when I try to open the joined file in Vegas Pro 8.0b it's recognized as a 1 stream file containing only stereo audio. The video and presentation streams are missing.

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

[survivant001]

@roman76

I just try to watch a movie on the PS3, and the video wasn't working. I try to demux the stream in tsmuxer, but I got a error. Invalid stream format.. soomething like that. It was the audio track the problem.

I used ripbot the convert the mkv but I copied the audio track, not reenconde it.

Is it possible to add the same validation(popup message, for the audio track.. invalid) when muxing the video+audio tracks with the command line?

I'm reencoding everything (video+ac3) and will mux it will 1.8.4 to see if I still got the error.

[SCSI]

Can you add an option to rename all the files back to their original names? If would help the lazy :) Thanks for script.

Edit: Just realized that it creates a backup directory for all renamed files.

I've made something for those of us who are making these AVCHD rips on FAT32 drives. I got sick of renaming all those files so I've made a little AutoIt script to do it for you. You just need to place the .exe in the same folder as your BDMV directory sits and run it.

Rapidshare link (http://rapidshare.com/files/109321229/AVCHD_Me.zip.html)
MediaFire link (http://www.mediafire.com/?ywt2wysnzb1)

Here's (http://pastecode.net/?action=viewpost&tag=2785) the code used for those interested, no smartarse comments about code optimization please, I'm not a coder by trade, I just do it to help myself and others.

[lance79]

@ Roman

U did it, just tried the latest tsmuxer on a wmv 720p video.
I created a mkv with the vc1 stream with Haalis gsdmux, converted the wma to ac3 muxed together with a dutch subtitle(srt).
Ouput (AVCHD) plays fine on my PS3 with selectable subtitles,only thing is that it doesn't recognize the language (dut /flamish) shouldn't that be (nld) for Dutch subtitles???

great work!!

thx alot.....

[picman1]

I tried the latest Tsmuxer and still not able to stream 3:10 to Yuma with 7.1 lpcm to the PS3. Any help is appreciated. Error on PS3 "Corrupted Data not supported. Lpcm 5.1 works great.

[nekrosoft13]

I think that would take an authoring program like Scenarist. $$$

You could shrink the files down with Ripbot, try to mux 2 files with tsMuxer and create a blu-ray disc structure, then burn with Img burn.I'm not sure if tsMuxer is capable of creating a Blu-ray structure with more than 1 playlist.

I haven't tried this, but it should work.

thanks, it is very easy. doing the encoding now, pass 1 right now.

[NSI]

I've processed over 100 files with tsMuxeR. A big thanks to Roman for making, and continuing to improve such a wonderful tool.

Out of all of those files, I've had only a few (four so far) that caused the error, "Some tracks not recognized. This tracks was ignored." to appear when processing the AC3 track.

If I demux the MKV using mkvextract, the resulting AC3 checks fine with ac3fix, and ffmpeg has no problem combining it with the H264 video into a VOB. Even taking that VOB from ffmpeg and playing in on the PS3 is fine, and bitstream is decoded properly by my surround receiver. But tsMuxeR will still not load even that bare AC3 stream.

Like I said, it has only happened with a small percentage of the files I've processed. I'm sure there is something not quite right with the AC3 stream, but every other tool or player I have handle the file does without complaint. I'm guessing tsMuxeR is just not as forgiving.

Roman, if you would like chunks of any of these files, let me know how much, and I will prepare them for you.

[crazyfool30]

Is there any way that you could put in an option do save the default settings? It would save time (and wasted dvd-dl if i forget) if i don't have to change the font size and position settings for subtitles and chapter lengths every time.

PS Great app anyway

[Atak_Snajpera]

NSI
TsMuxer does not like AC3 44100Hz

[idbirch2]

Can you add an option to rename all the files back to their original names? If would help the lazy :) Thanks for script.

Edit: Just realized that it creates a backup directory for all renamed files.

I'm not creating the backup folder with my script, that's there anyway. I've written a new script to reverse the process for you, you can download it here:

Rapidshare link (http://rapidshare.com/files/110621545/AVCHD_Me-undo.exe.html)
Mediafire link (http://www.mediafire.com/?j3rojmcdmsn)

[Jim-Armao]

I have been trying since yesterday with all intermediate versions of tsmuxer. All the times when I turn the subs option on PS3 on, nothing happens.

My sources are mkv files of popular tv seriers at 720p with english srt files.
I create blue-ray structure and burn to udf 2.5 dvd.
The dvd plays in PS3 as AVCHD.
I also tried renaming the files to 8.3 and copying to usb stick. Again this works as AVCHD, I turn on the subs but they do not appear.

I have played with many different font sizes and bottom offsets without success.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks..

I have found the solution to my problem.
The srt does not play if the first subtitle starts at 00:00:00,000
Now all is 100% ok.
Thank you Roman for this wonderful tool !!!

[lexor]

Ouput (AVCHD) plays fine on my PS3 with selectable subtitles,only thing is that it doesn't recognize the language (dut /flamish) shouldn't that be (nld) for Dutch subtitles???

What do you mean by AVCHD, as in not Blu-ray? Did you set Blu-ray or m2ts as output? If the second I didn't know that mode supported subtitles, I thought we needed a Blu-ray structure for subtitles to work.

[ymj]

The only difference is what kind of disc it is burned to. If I put a BD structure on a DVD, my Panasonic BD30 reads it as an AVC-HD disc. If I put the exact same files on a BD-R, it reads it as a BD disc.

Hi,
I have tried to put several movies/episodes in TsMuxer (with the add function):
- remuxed as Blu-ray
- burnt on DVD-RW
- put it in Panasonic BD30

but this does not work (at least in the BD30); however one file "converted" to AVCHD (blu-ray structure on DVD medium) works fine.

The challenge is: fit 2 or more files (e.g. mkv h264) onto one AVCHD DVD (or SD card)
Is there a way to do that ? perhaps needs something else than Tsmuxer... Ideally, one movie/episode would correspond to one chapter...

[NSI]

NSI
TsMuxer does not like AC3 44100Hz
I just checked one of the AC3 files I still have on my hard drive (the other 3 are on DVD, but still accessible, if needed). While playing using AC3Filter, it reports:

Decoder:
Stream format: AC3 3/2.1 (5.1) 48000Hz
Bitstream type: byte stream
Frame size: 1536
Samples: 1536
Bitrate: 384kbps
SPDIF stream type: 0x1
Frame interval: 1536
Actual bitrate: 384kbps
AC3 speakers: 3/2.1 (5.1)
sample rate: 48000Hz
bitrate: 384kbps
stream: 8 bit
frame size: 1536 bytes
nsamples: 1536
bsid: 6
clev: -3.0dB (0.7071)
slev: -3.0dB (0.7071)
dialnorm: -22dB
bandwidth: 10kHz/18kHz

So it appears to be 48kHz. Also I just checked a few more files until I found one that presents the exact same AC3Filter Decoder info, and tsMuxeR was able to handle it fine.

[survivant001]

@NSI

same problem here. it's with the latest smallville 720p :(

I even try to convert the audio track with foobar -> wav.. and mux it with tsmuxer.. still no sound with the output (.m2ts).. but the audio play well in the origianl mkv or extracted and converted in wav.. but not after tsmuxer.

[B4tm4n]

Hi,
I have tried to put several movies/episodes in TsMuxer (with the add function)

Try adding the first, and append the rest.

[Glorioso]

Roman, finally with last version a can put the subtitles in my PS3, thx.

I have two questions, first i cant make it to accept italics, is there a way around this? Second i'm getting a final video stream much bigger then the original, this is normal? One case i passed form 6gb to 8gb after the 5.1 to 4.1 conversion.

PS: To do list; add black bars to non compliant files and a simple menu to "episodes disc" ;-)

[ymj]

Try adding the first, and append the rest.

If I understood you correctly, your idea would be to add one file and then append the remaining ones.
Then set the chapters so they start whenever in sync with each new file....

--> then I have trouble with sub titles... Would be a nightmare to sync them !?

--> Let alone having to tune the chapters so they're in sync...

Isn't there a easy way to have a multiple stream AVCHD that can take different videos as input (and associated subs) ?

regards

[Atak_Snajpera]

Second i'm getting a final video stream much bigger then the original, this is normal?
Yes It is normal. Subtitles are stored on Blu-Ray (DVD as well) as bitmaps not as txt.

[Glorioso]

Yes It is normal. Subtitles are stored on Blu-Ray (DVD as well) as bitmaps not as txt.

Ok, maybe is that, but it's a great diference. What about italics?

[Atak_Snajpera]

What about italics?
Does SRT format support italics?

but it's a great diference.
yes I know 10MB+ for short movie ...

[Majestic06]

I tried to convert some movies with the srt subtitles, but the subs doesnt show in VLC nor in my standalone Kiss 1600

[Glorioso]

Does SRT format support italics?




Yes, with the <i> </i> code

[NSI]

Yes It is normal. Subtitles are stored on Blu-Ray (DVD as well) as bitmaps not as txt.
I thought I had read somewhere that Blu-ray supports text-based subtitles using a font built into the player or a custom one included on the disc, along with the pre-rendered bitmap overlays like DVD. Any truth to that?

[B4tm4n]

I thought I had read somewhere that Blu-ray supports text-based subtitles using a font built into the player or a custom one included on the disc, along with the pre-rendered bitmap overlays like DVD. Any truth to that?

Yes, I have seen it mentioned in the scenarist manual, though I haven't used it myself.

The HDMV format offers two ways of providing subtitles, presentation graphics
(see Chapter9, “Presentation graphics”) and text-based subtitles. Unlike PGs,
text-based subtitles are not converted into graphics. They are stored outside of
the main audio-visual stream, and therefore don’t affect the bandwidth or quality
of the main movie at all; instead, they are added to the main AV stream when the
BD player runs the title. This division of storage locations makes it possible to
provide more subtitle languages on a movie without taking up a lot of disc space
or compromising video quality.
Although they are not converted into graphics, text-based subtitles are positioned
and sized in text regions on the presentation (graphic) plane. Within each text
region are text boxes, which use text “styles” to determine font type, size, color,
text flow, and line spacing. Text styles can be changed character by character,
and can be altered over time to create fade-in or fade-out effects.

[Digi]

Hi,

After reading a lot of helpful instructions on this thread i managed to get a Blu ray VC-1 with DTS-HD MA track playing from a USB pen drive. My question is instead of file splitting could a full blu ray disc work with the extensions changed if placed directly on the PS3 internal hard drive.

Thanks

[SilverBlade]

Will changing the 'level' of an h.264 stream affect/degrade the playback at all when playing it back on *any* hardware? Whether it is a stand-alone Blu-Ray player, or a media streamer like Popcorn Hour/IstarHD/TVix ??

[NSI]

After reading a lot of helpful instructions on this thread i managed to get a Blu ray VC-1 with DTS-HD MA track playing from a USB pen drive. My question is instead of file splitting could a full blu ray disc work with the extensions changed if placed directly on the PS3 internal hard drive.
The only way to get data on the PS3 HD is to copy it from one of its interfaces (flash media, USB, or optical), using its XMB GUI. I don't believe the GUI gives a Copy option for AVCHD.

If you were thinking of removing the PS3's HD and placing it in a computer to copy the data that way, it isn't going to work. The PS3's disk format is undocumented (and probably encrypted).

[NSI]

Will changing the 'level' of an h.264 stream affect/degrade the playback at all when playing it back on *any* hardware? Whether it is a stand-alone Blu-Ray player, or a media streamer like Popcorn Hour/IstarHD/TVix ??

No.

In fact the "level" is just a tag to indicate to the player how large the decode buffer should be and what maximum bitrate to expect, along with other things for compatibly. That is the reason some players refuse to decode Level 5.1 tagged steams because no consumer gear is able to handle the requirements of Level 5.1 at this point. 5.1 will be used in things like 4K cinema.

So in fact what the level conversion is doing is really correcting the tag to match what the data really is. While a video steam conforming to Level 4.1 will also conform to 5.1. It is just the lazy way out for an encoder to tag everything as 5.1 because everything available today will fit into 5.1.

[Digi]

The only way to get data on the PS3 HD is to copy it from one of its interfaces (flash media, USB, or optical), using its XMB GUI. I don't believe the GUI gives a Copy option for AVCHD.

If you were thinking of removing the PS3's HD and placing it in a computer to copy the data that way, it isn't going to work. The PS3's disk format is undocumented (and probably encrypted).

Thanks for that i imagined something would not be that easy, And i also realise that just copying over the .m2ts file for playback works but only with DD5.1 and PCM does nayone know if this now works with DTS-HD MA also if not then an external hard drive is probably the only option.

One final Q? if i split say a movie into 4gb chunks with txmuxer will the ps3 be able to read the seperate chunks without pausing or is it continuous playback

Thanks

[NSI]

Thanks for that i imagined something would not be that easy, And i also realise that just copying over the .m2ts file for playback works but only with DD5.1 and PCM does nayone know if this now works with DTS-HD MA also if not then an external hard drive is probably the only option.
The XMB player (which is different than the Blu-ray player) of the PS3 only supports: PCM, AC3, and AAC audio. The Blu-ray player which is triggered by a Blu-ray or AVCHD disc additionally supports DTS and other HD audio formats.
One final Q? if i split say a movie into 4gb chunks with txmuxer will the ps3 be able to read the seperate chunks without pausing or is it continuous playback
If you just give the PS3 separate M2TS files you'll have to return to the XMB to pick the next part. But if the files are part of an AVCHD/Blu-ray structure with a proper playlist it will seamlessly move from one file to the next.

I just got a 250 GB HD for my PS3, and took the old 60 GB and placed it in an external FireWire/USB2.0 enclosure. This make for a very nice setup.

[SCSI]

I get a short break when it switches to the next chunk.

Thanks for that i imagined something would not be that easy, And i also realise that just copying over the .m2ts file for playback works but only with DD5.1 and PCM does nayone know if this now works with DTS-HD MA also if not then an external hard drive is probably the only option.

One final Q? if i split say a movie into 4gb chunks with txmuxer will the ps3 be able to read the seperate chunks without pausing or is it continuous playback

Thanks

[Digi]

The XMB player (which is different than the Blu-ray player) of the PS3 only supports: PCM, AC3, and AAC audio. The Blu-ray player which is triggered by a Blu-ray or AVCHD disc additionally supports DTS and other HD audio formats.

If you just give the PS3 separate M2TS files you'll have to return to the XMB to pick the next part. But if the files are part of an AVCHD/Blu-ray structure with a proper playlist it will seamlessly move from one file to the next.

I just got a 250 GB HD for my PS3, and took the old 60 GB and placed it in an external FireWire/USB2.0 enclosure. This make for a very nice setup.

I get a short break when it switches to the next chunk.


Thanks for that Guy's much appreciated, I have a few DTS-HD blu rays that i intend to have a play with and i assume this is also true with Dolby TrueHD the track will play with a blu ray structure file inside a AVCHD folder.

Thank you

[nekrosoft13]

can tsmuxer create a blu-ray disc with two movie files?

[founditalso2]

I get a short break when it switches to the next chunk.


I have this also. It's OK. I can live with it but it makes it 'not perfect' and definitely not as good as the original disk.
It is definitely not 'seamless' as NSI calls it.

Is there anything that can be done to Tsmuxer to make it more perfect?
(This being said, Tsmuxer is really a fantastic tool.):)

[rica]

Thx. to roman for this great tool and his continuous support on it.
Sorry in advance if i've missed some answers here.
I've never tried to remux HD-DVD files with subtitles till today.
I know TSMuxer does not support sup files.
So i tried to demux sup files with EVODemux and renamed to SRT even i was almost sure it wouldn't work.
So as expected it didn't work.
Any way to fix this you may advise?
Thanks!

[3r1c]

Do you know the cause of this error?
the mkv plays fine

SmartLabs tsMuxeR. Version 1.8.4(b) http://www.smlabs.net
Decoding H264 stream (track 1): Profile: High@5.1 Resolution: 1280:720p Frame
rate: 23.976
Change H264 level from 5.1 to 4.1
0.1% complete
H264 bitstream changed: insert nal unit delimiters
H264 bitstream changed: insert pict timing and buffering period SEI units
Decoding AC3 stream (track 2): Bitrate: 384Kbps Sample Rate: 48KHz Channels: 6
2.2% complete
Reading buffer overflow. Possible container streams are not syncronized. Please,
verify stream fps. File name: E:\GREYSA~1.X26\GR8C0A~1.MKV

[B4tm4n]

Thx. to roman for this great tool and his continuous support on it.
Sorry in advance if i've missed some answers here.
I've never tried to remux HD-DVD files with subtitles till today.
I know TSMuxer does not support sup files.
So i tried to demux sup files with EVODemux and renamed to SRT even i was almost sure it wouldn't work.
So as expected it didn't work.
Any way to fix this you may advise?
Thanks!

I think there an app that converts HD-DVD subs to Bluray subs.
http://exar.ch/suprip/
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=121535

[rica]

Thanks a lot.
I'll give it a go.

[Pashator]

Hi,

Thank you Roman for this utility, it's really helpfull.

Big Q.: Why infront of demuxed LPCM (WAV) tracks I have 240 samples of garbadge which would make a loud crack when you try to play a file? I'm testing this on the infamouse Ratatouillie BlueRay and it really doesn't matter if I demuxe the very first m2ts or the one in the middle, they all have this, everything's fine on the joints. I can kill them in SoundForge but why I do have them in the first place and what are they? Is it a title issue or something else?

Thanks!!

[rica]

I think there an app that converts HD-DVD subs to Bluray subs.
http://exar.ch/suprip/
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=121535

Everything seems normal here:
http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/3636/supyo9.th.jpg (http://img213.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supyo9.jpg)

But when i open remuxed file, i can't see any subtitle?

[Pashator]

Another issue:

"AV frame too large (49051 bytes). Increase AV buffer."

Again don't know if it is a title issue or a bug. Title is the same Ratatouillie.

[nekrosoft13]

Creating BD-5/9 H.264 with Menu and Titles using Nero 8, tsMuxer and hexedit
Create folders or make a batch

mkdir d:\BluRay\1
mkdir d:\BluRay\2
mkdir d:\BluRay\3
mkdir d:\BluRay\4
mkdir d:\BluRay\5
mkdir d:\BluRay\6
mkdir d:\BluRay\menu

A small video that is nero bluray compatable, I use an mpeg 2- 1280 x 720 x 59
Using Nero vision 5 with BluRay plugin select create BluRay, add the small video file however many times you want items on the menu,
on the menu creation section select background, rename files etc.

I have not had much luck with motion menus, they play in Nero Showtime fine but are “skippy” on the player.

At the end select write to hard drive folder d:\BluRay\menu, it takes about a minute to complete.

With tsMuxer load 1st pre-prepaired title and select create BluRay and set destination d:\BluRay\1
For the 2nd title write to d:\BluRay\2, 3rd to d:\BluRay\3 etc.

Then manually copy or run a batch

ECHO
rename D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts 00000.m2ts
rename D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\00001.clpi 00000.clpi

COPY D:\BluRay\2\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts
copy D:\BluRay\2\BDMV\CLIPINF\00001.clpi D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\00001.clpi
copy D:\BluRay\2\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls D:\Bluray\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00001.mpls

COPY D:\BluRay\3\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\STREAM\00002.m2ts
copy D:\BluRay\3\BDMV\CLIPINF\00001.clpi D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\00002.clpi
copy D:\BluRay\3\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls D:\Bluray\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00002.mpls

COPY D:\BluRay\4\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\STREAM\00003.m2ts
copy D:\BluRay\4\BDMV\CLIPINF\00001.clpi D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\00003.clpi
copy D:\BluRay\4\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls D:\Bluray\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00003.mpls

COPY D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\STREAM\00004.m2ts D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\STREAM\00004.m2ts
copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\CLIPINF\00004.clpi D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\00004.clpi
copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00004.mpls D:\Bluray\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00004.mpls

copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\index.bdmv D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\index.bdmv
copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\MovieObject.bdmv D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\MovieObject.bdmv
copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\index.bdmv D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\BACKUP\index.bdmv
copy D:\BluRay\menu\BDMV\MovieObject.bdmv D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\BACKUP\MovieObject.bdmv

Now you have the files in place at d:\BluRay\1 for your 4 title with menu BD-5/9 disk
Now using a hexeditor open d:\BluRay\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST 00000.mpls and change the reference from P00001M2TS to P00000M2TS. Then open 00002.mpls and change it to 2, open 3 and change it to 3, 4 is the menu and is already correct.

After that is done populate the backup directory or use a batch

xcopy /R D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\PLAYLIST\*.mpls d:\Bluray\1\BDMV\BACKUP\PLAYLIST\
xcopy /R D:\BluRay\1\BDMV\CLIPINF\*.clpi d:\Bluray\1\BDMV\BACKUP\CLIPINF\

Then Burn d:\BluRay\1

Plays fine on a Sony-300.

Thanks Roman and Pelican your programs are great.


Will this work to create a blu-ray disc with 2 movies?