Blu-ray M2TS to MP4 no encoding ?

[scoobdriver]

Is there anyway to change a m2Ts blu-ray rip with 2 channel audio to a MP4 container/file to play on an XBOX 360 with out compressing or encoding.

I looking at rip bot but i'd prefer not to do any compression,

the file size should not be a problem as I stream rather than copy to disk

[Guest]

Demux the elementary streams and remux them to MP4.

[scoobdriver]

Thanks for the reply..

Could you give me a procedure for doing this? For a beginner, I have used TSmuxer to create a M2ts file

[scoobdriver]

O.K, I managed to do this, by demuxing the content, converting the 5.1 AC3 audi to wma pro 5.1 with media encoder,
making the VC1 stream ASF and remuxing the two with windows media stream editor..

All went very quickly and I now have a WMVHD file compatible with the xbox 360 and no video compression or encoding..

I'd now like to do the same from a AVC1 blu-ray title (i believe the video steam is x264/h264)
I'd like to keep the video stream untouched and convert the audio stream to AAC 2.0 (so it is comaptible with the 360) and remux to MP4..

Is this possible without encoding the video stream? if so can anybody tell me what tools I need and how to do it

[Guest]

Mount the blu-ray disk with AnyDVD. Then open the playlist corresponding to the main movie with Tsmuxer. Select desired streams and demux them.

Convert audio as needed. Remux to MP4 using MP4Box.

[scoobdriver]

O.K so I have a HD raw 264 video stream from a blu-ray rip that I'd like to mux to a MP4 format, I have converted the AC3 to AAC mp4.
I can play the raw 264 stream via VLC, or PowerDVD.
When I mux it with the audio to a mp4 format with YAMB, MP4box, the resulting files does not play properly I can hear the audio but the picture is all messed up, just strips of artifacts and colour..

has anyone any ideas why ? I have heard something about key frames.. what is this ?

Thanks in advance..

Mark

[bond]

does the file play correctly in mplayer or videolan?

[SeeMoreDigital]

I can play the raw 264 stream via VLC.....Really.... Which version?