Create Blu-Ray disc from 1920x1080 M2V and 2-channel WAV

[ad25]

I have some videos that were recorded in DVC PRO HD that I would like to put onto a Blu-Ray disc to play on set-top players. I have three edited videos, and I have already created an MPEG-2 video file (1920x1080 29.97i) and a 48 kHz 2-channel WAV audio file of each. I could encode the audio to AC3 if that helps.

What I'd like to do is create a Blu-Ray that will play Video 1, Video 2, Video 1 (again), Video 3 and then loop. My final output will be a BD-R disc. Can anyone suggest software that I can use to do this? Scenarist and Blu-Print are obviously not in my budget, but any other suggestions would be welcomed. Thanks.

[nazo-gema]

Encore? :)

[ad25]

Thanks for the suggestion. So far I am considering:

Adobe Encore CS4
Ulead DVD MovieFactory Plus 6 HD Power Pack
DVDIt Pro HD

I am trying to create a Blu-Ray disc with TsMuxer as a test. I have been able to append the four segments together and create a BDMV folder, but I am unsure of how to make the video loop.

Any comments/recommendations relating to the above (or other) software would be appreciated, as would any suggestions for looping my output from TsMuxer (BD Edit?). Thanks.

[Sn8kbordin]

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I am trying to create a Blu-Ray disc with TsMuxer as a test. I have been able to append the four segments together and create a BDMV folder, but I am unsure of how to make the video loop.
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Set the player to repeat the title?

[PatchWorKs]

What about DVD Architect ?
Use DVD Architect Pro 5 (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/download/updates/dvdapro) software to burn a BDMV high-definition title to standard DVD media. (Requires a Blu-ray player that supports BDMV on DVD).
Does anyone tried it to burn a DVD with BD structure and played it ?