multiAVCHD - author Blu-ray/AVCHD (Blu-ray players, camcoders, Viera TV) + (HD) DVD

[mariner]

Dean's masterpiece is known to be highly temperamental. It would give certain brand like Panasonic a hard time.
Perhaps Xbox is one on those.

[Avalokitesvara]

Dean's masterpiece is known to be highly temperamental. It would give certain brand like Panasonic a hard time.
Perhaps Xbox is one on those.

Thank you Mariner. Exact! That's why I was wondering if re-setting the menu commands from the BDEdit software was possible, and if that would change anything. If yes, how ? BDEdit is very complete but also very complex... I get lost. Hence my request for help on this forum ^^ I know, I should probably ask the question on the forum of this software >.<

[mariner]

A guide may have been posted some time ago, but I've been searching for it in vain. In the end, getting something to play non-compliant discs is easier than finding a pelican.;)
Hope you have better luck.

[WSC4]

Just need to know if this program does "no" re-encoding of the video if you set an option.

In the Transcode window, you can set "Do Not Transcode". Just wondering if it means do not re-encode?

In the log file it states this:

--------------------------------------------------
Detected frame reference count: 2 (max:4).
Detected video: ID#1:V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC 1920x1080, fps=25.000, ref=2

Decoding H264 stream (track 1): Profile: High@4.0 Resolution: 1920:1080p Frame rate: 25
H.264 stream does not contain fps field. Muxing fps=25
H264 bitstream changed: insert nal unit delimiters
H264 bitstream changed: insert pict timing and buffering period SEI units
H264 bitstream changed: insert SPS/PPS units
---------------------------------------------------

In the video, there is a bitstream change inserting nal unit, pict timing and SPS/PPS units. Is it re-encoding?

V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC, "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\My Videos\AVCHD_Tests\Nutbush_1920_new.mkv", insertSEI, contSPS, track=1, lang=eng, fps=25.000

I notice a new video created with a Matroska file extension, and I guess it's a temp file as it does not exist.

The original video from MediaInfo:

Video
ID : 1
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : High@L4
Format settings : CABAC / 2 Ref Frames
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, RefFrames : 2 frames
Format settings, GOP : M=3, N=13
Codec ID : avc1
Codec ID/Info : Advanced Video Coding
Duration : 3 min 10 s
Bit rate : 16.1 Mb/s
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate mode : Constant
Frame rate : 25.000 FPS
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.311
Stream size : 366 MiB (98%)

MediaInfo from the BDMV folder, 00000.m2ts video created:

Video
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : High@L4
Format settings : CABAC / 2 Ref Frames
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, RefFrames : 2 frames
Format settings, GOP : M=3, N=13
Codec ID : 27
Duration : 3 min 10 s
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 16.2 Mb/s
Maximum bit rate : 40.0 Mb/s
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate mode : Variable
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Stream size : 369 MiB (94%)

The bit rate mode is now variable, changed to 16.2 Mb\s up to a maximum of 40 Mb\s. Frame rate changed from constant to variable. Has it changed to 50 fps? Stream size has changed from 366 MiB to 369 MiB.

Does all this mean the video has been re-encoded?

[Taurus]

Just need to know if this program does "no" re-encoding of the video if you set an option.

You should really read the readme's which come along with this program and it's dependencies.
And Yes, no encoding, just repacking into m2ts container.
M2ts has more overhead compared to mkv/mp4/etc, that's why
the filesize is always quite a bit bigger.
And the inserted commands like "nal unit delimiters, pict timing and buffering period SEI units, SPS/PPS units, pict_struct, etc.
are for BluRay/AVCHD compatibilty reasons only.
So dont worry be happy.
Have not touched multiAVCHD for ages, but this should be like
I'd remember it.

[WSC4]

Thank you, thank you for your knowledge on this.

There are no Readme,s, manuals which are packed with the program. I only found this: http://multiavchd.deanbg.com/tutorial.php I did read it and I'm still reading. I found you have to experiment with the settings by burning to DVD to see the results, and I think at last I have found what I need.

I found a lot of answers and help by searching this thread.

[Music Fan]

To avoid that MediaInfo considers the new file as VFR instead of CFR, try first to mux the mkv into ts with Tsmuxer (or ffmpeg) before opening it in multiAVCHD.
In Tsmuxer, in video options, select "Do not change SEI ... " instead of "Insert SEI ... " which may cause problems.

[WSC4]

It is not an MKV video file, it is an MP4.

The only tsmuxer I have is in the program's Tools directory. It is command line, too old and did not work. I used FFmpeg, but could not find any settings to not change SEI.

Anyway, I found the setting in MultiAVCHD under Insert enhancement information. Checking this off made no difference and the frame rate is still variable.

[Music Fan]

That's why I said that you should try it before opening it in multiAVCHD. Because multiAVCHD uses an old Tsmuxer version.
Try the latest version ;
https://www.videohelp.com/software/tsMuxeR

With ffmpeg, there is no setting to change, it keeps SEI by default.
The command looks like this ;
ffmpeg.exe -i "input file.mp4" -c copy "output file.ts"
The container is simply specified by the extension.

[hardkid]

Hi, everybody.
When I put music on the menu background, it starts playing over from the beginning each time a select the next title while navigating. Anybody knows how to make it play continuosly during navigation between titles? Thanx.

[Ghitulescu]

When I put music on the menu background, it starts playing over from the beginning each time a select the next title while navigating. Anybody knows how to make it play continuosly during navigation between titles?

I don't think it's possible with MultiAVCHD.
To my (limited) knowledge this can only be achieved with java programming.

[neil wilkes]

Hi, everybody.
When I put music on the menu background, it starts playing over from the beginning each time a select the next title while navigating. Anybody knows how to make it play continuosly during navigation between titles? Thanx.

I'm not 100% sure I am properly understanding what you are trying to do so let's make some assumptions & try to cover all options.

Firstly, are we talking about DVD-Video, DVD-Audio or Blu-ray here?
If in DVD-Video then you cannot do this at all - period. In DVD Menus, the audio is tied to the video background, be it a motion menu or a static menu. This cannot be worked around at all - change the graphic, and the audio must change with it.

If in DVD-Audio then things are reversed and the graphic can be tied to the audio in such a way that it is quite simple to change the graphic without interrupting the audio. It does require a full-spec DVD-Audio capable authoring system though.

If we are in Blu-ray things are a little more complex, but again what you must bear in mind is that everything is a video - even the menu systems. Again, the visual element is the dominant one and the audio is tied to it.
There are possible options available though. If you use BD-J, you can set up a dynamic menu system similar to the attached example. How this works is that as you scroll down the playlists available on the disc (the left-hand side) the tracklist for each playlist (the right-hand side) is automatically changed. To access individual tracks you simply use right arrow and a new button appears at thee top of the tracklist section.
This cannot be done in DVD at all & I do not know if it can be done using the IG (Interactive Graphics) method of authoring - I suspect that you would run into graphics buffer problems (the limit is 16Mb across all menus) even if it were possible.
Authoring in BD-J is not a simple matter so lots of luck if you want to give it a try - you have to use a certain type of Java or else you run into compatibility issues. Whilst this is the method we use, I do not do the BD-J code writing so cannot be much more help than this.

[hardkid]

neil wilkes, Ghitulescu - thanks for your replies.

[neil wilkes]

You are welcome.
It can be a real bugger finding info these days, and this forum is one of the best resources out there - I have had so much help from people here.

[WSC4]

On an AVCHD test DVD of 6 titles, almost all the buttons work fine on my Pioneer remote control. Play, Enter, Stop, Pause work. The Left, Right, Up and Down arrow buttons work. The Top Menu also works.

The one that does not work is the Popup Menu button. How can get this to work please?

[Ghitulescu]

The one that does not work is the Popup Menu button. How can get this to work please?
You need a muxer that can mux a subpath.
No freeware can do this.
Corolary: remuxing with free tools also removes any menu (or other streams) found in subpaths.

[Music Fan]

You need a muxer that can mux a subpath.
No freeware can do this.
MultiAVCHD has a pop-up menu which works, I remember having used it years ago.

@ WSC4 : It probably depends on the player or the export method.

[WSC4]

I can't see the forest for the trees. For hours and hours I was trying all sorts of configurations of chapters, titles and clicking every check box. Then I suddenly saw it before my very eyes in Author, Menu style and options. Need new glasses.

http://members.optusnet.com.au/wsc3/multiAVCHD.png

All working fine now.

[WSC4]

I use LPCM audio in m2ts videos and it has been transcoding fine for the last 4 months.

The other day, multiAVCHD failed on several videos. I tracked this down to the LPCM audio showing 8 channels in Properties. The latest MediaInfo shows it as 2 channels as does a number of other media info programs I have. I never use more than 2 channels in audio. Searching the thread, I found dated in 2009: "it is a bug in mediainfo, which reports wrong channels for LPCM"

In the Tools folder, I updated mediainfo.exe and mediainfo.dll to one that shows the correct channels. This did not work and multiAVCHD failed with an error code. I copied back the old mediainfos. Most of the programmes in the Tools folder are dated 2009. I tried others like FFmpeg and tsMuxeR to the latest versions, but they failed also with errors. It looks like multiAVCHD is hard coded to the Tools folder with the old, 2009 outdated programs.

[FreaQ]

Hello,

I hope somebody can help me.
I want to author a menu, in which only the main title is showing in the "Top Menu" and all other titles should show up in the "title list menu" except the the main title.
Is such thing possible?

[FreaQ]

I hope someone can help me here:
I am authoring a Blu-Ray with a static menu which plays fine in VLC on Win10.
When I am trying to start the BD in Kodi on Amazon Fire TV 4k Kodi just hangs. It does not matter if it is an ISO or a folder structure.

[rs008f]

I get this error when loading AVS scripts. [AVS] Cannot detect script properties!
I followed this tutorial on installing multiavchd on Windows 7 64bit. http://multiforum.deanbg.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=17
multitest passes all tests. The avs script loads fine on VirtualDub.
How do I get multiavchd to work with avisynth?

[malimuc]

Open multiAVCHD with administrators rights.

best regards

[DMD]

Good evening.
I ask if multiAVCHD supports the UHD standard.
because when I import the folder "BDMV" I don't see the message if I want to "switch to the Blu-reay re-author mode"
Any advice, thanks.

[digicube]

Open multiAVCHD with administrators rights.

best regards

I still get same error. [AVS] Cannot detect script properties!

I will install Windows XP in a virtual machine and run multiavchd there to see if it'll solve my problem.

[digicube]

Same error in virtual machine Windows XP, even though the script runs fine in VirtualDub. I get missing opencl.dll, msvcp110.dll, msvcr110.dll when running multitest, even though it pass all tests except VC-1. What's a good AVCHD authoring software that supports Avisynth scripts these days?

[digicube]

multiavchd crashes when authoring MKV with subtitles. Any idea what's causing it? I tried both avisynth 2.5.8 and 2.6. 2.5.8 crashes with Kernelbase.dll error.

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: avs4x264.exe
Application Version: 0.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 4b508a64
Fault Module Name: avisynth.DLL
Fault Module Version: 2.6.0.6
Fault Module Timestamp: 551a3368
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 000130b1
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033

Got multiavchd to work by deleting my avisynth plugins folder.

[digicube]

Spoke too soon. avs4x264 still crashes but muiltiavchd can still continue if I click the error message away.

[digicube]

Got multiavchd to work on a fresh install of windows 10, no crashes so far. Must be my avisynth setup on my Windows 7 machine that is causing the crashes.

[fezaterka]

hello dean, how i make to the srt or sup not delay the subs?

[oopsie]

I have used multiAVCHD under Windows 7 but that machine died. I got a new machine that is Windows 10 based, installed multiAVCHD and all its requisite tools using (METHOD 1) http://multiforum.deanbg.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=17 as a guide. I have also tried (METHOD 2) http://adubvideo.net/how-to/setup-proper-playback-chain-windows as a guide.

I cannot enable top menus (via Author tab) and I fail multiTEST's VC-1 check.

I have reset the machine (Settings / Update & Security / Recovery / Reset this PC / Remove everything) to this version:

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 20H2
Installed on ‎12/‎26/‎2020
OS build 19042.685
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0

and tried installation from this clean install (avisynth, ffdshow, haali, multiAVCHD using both METHOD 1 and METHOD 2, resetting the machine each time, with the same result: cannot enable top menus nor pass multiTEST's VC-1 check.

I suspect that if I can pass multiTEST's VC-1 check, I can enable top menus in multiAVCHD but I have no clue what multiTEST is trying to do or what it is looking for, so no idea what is missing in my system.

Has anyone out there had this problem and managed to resolve it?

Thanks in advance.

[Emulgator]

What is your VC-1 decoder ?
You may use Win7DSFilterTweaker to find out.
Using LAVFilters here.
Hm, depending on your settings multiAVCHD might use ffms2.dll, I have ticked that.

[tebasuna51]

Maybe the 00000.mpls is corrupt, upload the file.

[tebasuna51]

Because forum rule 6 we can't help over downloaded content.

[tebasuna51]

Here is a mp related to my previous answers to deleted post by the user:

thanks, I understood what you meant about point № 6
here is a copy from a licensed disk, the same problem:
https://b.radikal.ru/b13/2102/0f/165c45dc6852.png (https://radikal.ru)
https://b.radikal.ru/b19/2102/96/7f93ca164544.png (https://radikal.ru)
license disk:
https://d.radikal.ru/d08/2102/91/54fd02c921d9.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
https://b.radikal.ru/b38/2102/d6/a65d6f6463a2.jpg (https://radikal.ru)

I sugest to alex74.744 upload the problematic 00001.mpls

Maybe any multiAVCHD user can help.

[alex74.744]

File 00001.mpls

[Emulgator]

220 playlists. Playlist obfuscation ? Cyrillian letters in path ?

[alex74.744]

thank you, I removed the Cyrillic alphabet and the error disappeared. But I noticed this, the program does not see some audio roads:
https://c.radikal.ru/c33/2103/b1/3046f77f9ffa.png (https://radikal.ru)
https://d.radikal.ru/d41/2103/37/eaabaa55a9c7.png (https://radikal.ru)

[alex74.744]

but it happens that audio tracks are not detected and it is not possible to understand which audio track needs to be deleted, since there is no country designation

[Emulgator]

Maybe it is better to let MakeMKV handle the fixing of playlists, then go from that MakeMKV remux.
Will try that with my disc soon (if it is about MIB 3, that is).
Ah, I see, my disc is different, only 3 audio languages, and a comparable huge number of playlists.
It does not look like obfuscation, the many copyright stills, warnings and other nags just make up for that.
00800.mpls is the main feature here.
Which MIB disc are we talking about ?

[alex74.744]

in the screenshots MIB1, as you can see in the screenshot, there are 8 audio tracks on the disc. For some reason, the program was able to see only 3

[alex74.744]

but it happens that the program sees all the audio tracks, but for some reason it cannot recognize some

[gamete]

Is it possible convert without compression a mkv file into bd 4k structure ?

Thanks

[alex74.744]

good day. please tell me what error 5 means
https://c.radikal.ru/c16/2106/31/71003d475acd.png (https://radikal.ru)

[alex74.744]

multiAVCHD.log
[06:19:12] You have the latest build.
[06:19:12] Consistency check finished!
[06:19:12] Initialization finished. multiAVCHD is ready!

[06:19:12] 12 years and 181 days since multiAVCHD was published.
[06:19:12] Support multiAVCHD to extend its features and keep it going!


[06:19:12] multiAVCHD.dat version: [04010767]

[06:19:37] MAKER/Equipment ID: BLU-RAY DISC, Publisher: [BD Reauthor Pro 2.1.3 build 2135]

[06:19:37] *** 1. From Beyond
[06:19:37] *** Scanning playlist (00000.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:37] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:37] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:14:28.909] [00:10:00.000]
[06:19:39] *** Detected media file: [00002.m2ts, 00:14:28.783] (2900 MiB)
[06:19:41] *** Detected media file: [00014.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:41] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:41] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:14:28.868
[06:19:41] *** Playlist duration : 00:14:28.783 (2900 MiB)

[06:19:41] *** 2. From Beyond
[06:19:41] *** Scanning playlist (00001.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:41] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:41] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:20:43.951] [00:10:00.000]
[06:19:43] *** Detected media file: [00003.m2ts, 00:20:43.909] (2914 MiB)
[06:19:44] *** Detected media file: [00014.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:44] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:45] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:20:43.617
[06:19:45] *** Playlist duration : 00:20:43.909 (2914 MiB)

[06:19:45] *** 3. From Beyond
[06:19:45] *** Scanning playlist (00002.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:45] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:45] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:20:34.858] [00:10:00.000]
[06:19:47] *** Detected media file: [00005.m2ts, 00:20:34.775] (2893 MiB)
[06:19:48] *** Detected media file: [00014.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:48] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:48] *** Playlist duration : 00:20:34.775 (2893 MiB)

[06:19:48] *** 4. From Beyond
[06:19:48] *** Scanning playlist (00003.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:48] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:48] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:04:33.239] [00:10:00.000]
[06:19:50] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00006.m2ts)
[06:19:50] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
[06:19:50] *** Detected media file: [00006.m2ts, 00:04:33.160] (173 MiB)
[06:19:52] *** Detected media file: [00012.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:52] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:52] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:04:33.120
[06:19:52] *** Playlist duration : 00:04:33.160 (173 MiB)

[06:19:52] *** 5. From Beyond
[06:19:52] *** Scanning playlist (00004.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:52] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:52] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:04:45.359] [00:10:00.080]
[06:19:54] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00007.m2ts)
[06:19:54] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
[06:19:54] *** Detected media file: [00007.m2ts, 00:04:45.279] (180 MiB)
[06:19:55] *** Detected media file: [00012.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:55] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:55] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:04:45.040
[06:19:55] *** Playlist duration : 00:04:45.279 (180 MiB)

[06:19:55] *** 6. From Beyond
[06:19:55] *** Scanning playlist (00005.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:55] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:55] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:08:52.239] [00:10:00.000]
[06:19:57] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00008.m2ts)
[06:19:57] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
[06:19:57] *** Detected media file: [00008.m2ts, 00:08:52.119] (337 MiB)
[06:19:58] *** Detected media file: [00012.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:19:58] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:19:58] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:08:51.879
[06:19:58] *** Playlist duration : 00:08:52.119 (337 MiB)

[06:19:58] *** 7. From Beyond
[06:19:58] *** Scanning playlist (00006.mpls). Please wait...
[06:19:59] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:19:59] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:04:44.760] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:00] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00010.m2ts)
[06:20:00] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
[06:20:01] *** Detected media file: [00010.m2ts, 00:04:44.640] (179 MiB)
[06:20:02] *** Detected media file: [00012.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:20:02] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:20:02] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:04:44.399
[06:20:02] *** Playlist duration : 00:04:44.640 (180 MiB)

[06:20:02] *** 8. From Beyond
[06:20:02] *** Scanning playlist (00007.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:02] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:02] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:01:22.760] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:04] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00011.m2ts)
[06:20:04] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
[06:20:04] *** Detected media file: [00011.m2ts, 00:01:22.720] (52 MiB)
[06:20:05] *** Detected media file: [00012.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:20:05] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:20:05] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:01:22.680
[06:20:05] *** Playlist duration : 00:01:22.720 (52 MiB)

[06:20:05] *** 9. From Beyond
[06:20:05] *** Scanning playlist (00008.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:05] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:05] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:16:02.252] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:07] *** Detected media file: [00004.m2ts, 00:16:02.211] (2255 MiB)
[06:20:08] *** Detected media file: [00014.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (0 MiB)
[06:20:08] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:20:08] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:16:02.211
[06:20:08] *** Playlist duration : 00:16:02.211 (2255 MiB)

[06:20:08] *** 10. From Beyond
[06:20:08] *** Scanning playlist (00009.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:09] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:09] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 01:25:36.172] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:11] *** Detected media file: [00009.m2ts, 01:25:36.088] (19154 MiB)
[06:20:12] *** Detected media file: [00013.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (7 MiB)
[06:20:12] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:20:12] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:04:37.694;00:09:45.835;00:15:17.124;00:19:35.841;00:27:35.945;00:35:51.065;00:40:00.022;00:44:22.659;00:47:30.889;00:54:57.293;01:00:59.155;01:05:52.281;01:12:11.493;01:15:13.800;01:18:09.935;01:22:04.085;01:25:35.797
[06:20:12] *** Playlist duration : 01:25:36.088 (19162 MiB)

[06:20:12] *** 11. From Beyond
[06:20:12] *** Scanning playlist (00010.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:13] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:13] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:00:20.000] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:14] *** Detected media file: [00015.m2ts, 00:00:19.916] (35 MiB)
[06:20:14] *** Playlist duration : 00:00:19.916 (35 MiB)

[06:20:14] *** 12. From Beyond
[06:20:14] *** Scanning playlist (00014.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:15] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:15] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:00:07.007] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:15] *** Detected media file: [00000.m2ts, 00:00:06.923] (1 MiB)
[06:20:15] *** Detected main-path : [ID#001 Dur: 00:00:16.683] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:17] *** Detected media file: [00001.m2ts, 00:00:16.557] (38 MiB)
[06:20:17] *** Playlist duration : 00:00:23.481 (39 MiB)

[06:20:17] *** 13. From Beyond
[06:20:17] *** Scanning playlist (00015.mpls). Please wait...
[06:20:18] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[06:20:18] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected media file: [00016.m2ts, 00:00:56.931] (132 MiB)
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#001 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#002 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#003 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#004 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#005 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#006 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#007 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#008 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:19] *** Detected main-path : [ID#009 Dur: 00:00:57.056] [00:10:00.000]
[06:20:21] *** Detected media file: [00017.m2ts, 00:00:00.000] (6 MiB)
[06:20:21] *** Detected sub-path #: [ID#000, IN: 00:10:00.000] [IGS]
[06:20:21] *** Playlist duration : 00:00:56.931 (139 MiB)

[06:20:21] Added Blu-ray disc in re-author mode.
[06:20:21] In re-author mode multiAVCHD funcionality is restricted.

[06:22:55] Checking for available space and drive types (FAT32/NTFS)...
[06:22:56] Destination [D:]: NTFS, 114368.18 MiB (111.688 GiB) free space
[06:22:56] Temp folder [D:]: NTFS, 114367.62 MiB (111.687 GiB) free space

[06:22:56] Log started for multiAVCHD v4.1 (build 771)
[06:22:56] Selected output mode: Blu-ray player (BD-R/BD-RE disc)


[06:22:57] Entering Blu-ray re-author mode...
[06:22:57] *** Transferring structure...
[06:22:57] *** Processing media files...
[06:28:42] *** [00009.mpls] - Remuxing playlist...
[06:28:45] SmartLabs tsMuxeR. Version 1.10.6 http://www.smlabs.net
[06:28:45] Detected resolution: 1920x1080
[06:28:45] Detected video: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC (TID#4113)
[06:28:45] Only this video track will be used!
[06:28:45] Detected media file: 00009.m2ts
[06:28:45] Detected main PI#000: 00009.m2ts, Duration: [01:25:36.172], [PTS: 00:10:00.000 / 01:35:36.172]
[06:28:45] Using external audio: A_AC3 (language: rus / delay: 0)
[06:28:45] Using subtitles: ID#4608:S_HDMV/PGS Language: eng
[06:28:45] Creating clip and playlist info (tsMuxeR)...
[06:37:27] *** Completed!

[06:37:31] *** [00000.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00001.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00002.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00003.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00004.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00005.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00006.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00007.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00008.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00010.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00014.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00015.mpls] - Processing playlist
[06:37:31] *** [00009.mpls] - Applying changes...
[06:37:31] *** Checking playlists and media dependencies...
[06:37:34] *** [00009.m2ts] 1920x1080p, 23.976fps [01:25:36.088]
[06:37:34] *** Caching all playlists...
[06:37:34] *** Caching completed!
[06:37:34] *** Applying changes to linked playlists...
[06:37:34] *** [00009.mpls] - Applying changes...

[06:37:35] Re-authoring completed...
[06:37:35] Done!

Compilation summary:
Format: Blu-ray player (BD-R/BD-RE disc)
Name : multiAVCHD
===============================================================================
===============================================================================
Output size : 28916 MiB (28.238 GiB)

[06:37:35] Warnings/errors for this compilation: 5
[06:37:35] D:\D\movie\BDRA folder created (AVCHD/Blu-ray output)!
[06:37:35] Burn its CONTENTS to BD-R/RE UDF 2.50/2.60 disc!
[06:37:36] You may now remove temp folder (D:\D\multiAVCHD\_TEMP\multiTEMP-20210622\).

[06:37:36] multiAVCHD finished in 879.703 seconds (00:14:39.703)!

[06:37:36] End of log.

[Emulgator]

Not too hard to spot, 5 times in a row:
[06:19:50] You selected NTSC system, but clip contains PAL video (D:\D\movie\movie\From.Beyond.1986.BD.HDTracker\BDMV\STREAM\00006.m2ts)
[06:19:50] It is possible that title won't play in NTSC players/PS3!
You got to select PAL.

[Ghitulescu]

I doubt it will solve the problem for the disc is a mixture of standards.
Which, per se, is not illegal on BDs provided some minor contrains are observed.
The warnings only say what the amis should have known for long - unlike in Europe, whose players/TVs can do NTSC in US their players/TVs usually can't do PAL.

[olli66]

Hello you fine people. I have a question for you. I created a blu-ray with a video I recorded myself. I used Premiere and Encore. I have motion menus and menu pages and everything. But I accidently deleted the Enore project files and the Photoshop menu files.
I want to upgrade the blu-ray with a better video stream. The video stream has the exact same length and size (I rendered both the old and new with constant bitrate setting of 15). Is it possible to exchange just the .m2ts file and keeing the blu-ray menu structure?
Thanks for help and advice.

[Emulgator]

I would rip out all assets and reauthor.

[Ghitulescu]

Essentially yes.
Remember that the video info is kept in the associated CLPI (clip info), the chapters are in MPLS and so on.
I haven't used MultiAVCHD in the last years but I think it is possible to replace a video with another with it.
Outside MultiAVCHD one should remember that the latets versions of tsmuxer can be instructed to mux the right "order" which is a huge bonus in your case.