wiggle
8th February 2009, 21:07
I'm primarily interested in BD50->BD25 conversion. Whenever I do this, I want to avoid encoding the video, so preferably I want to remove the extras and all languages other than English.
For clarification, there are two methods:
1: Stripping extra's and unwanted audio streams
2: Encoding video's
Having said this, when I use method 1 i face the problem of this topic. The problem refers to the stripping of unwanted audio streams. For this I use tsmusergui. I open the .m2ts of the main movie, I deselect the unwanted audio streams, and as output I select "M2TS muxing" and I start the muxing. After this I take the exported .m2ts, and replace it with the original movie .m2ts.
When applying method 2, I used BD Rebuilder. It reads the original BLURAY structure, encodes the video, and creates a new directory and there it places the encoded video in the original bluray structure.
Hereby it somehow adjusts/updates the indexes/structure information of the bluray. Because when I use method 2, it is totally fine. But when I use method 1, the bluray work correctly. When I play the rip (ofcourse after I created an image of it, and mounted it) in PowerDVD, it starts up fine. But when I click 'Play movie' in the menu, it screen turns black. In the timeline in the bottom of the screen i do see the correct playback time of the movie but the screen stays black.
So, from my point of view, BD Rebuilder does something with the original structure of the bluray, and adjusts this to the modified .m2ts. This would explain why my rip using method 2 would work, but does not work using method 1.
So what I want to know is how to make my rips work using method 1, so how can I update the original bluray indexes/structure to make it work with my stripped movie m2ts. Is there a tool which could fix this for me?
Thanks in advance!
For clarification, there are two methods:
1: Stripping extra's and unwanted audio streams
2: Encoding video's
Having said this, when I use method 1 i face the problem of this topic. The problem refers to the stripping of unwanted audio streams. For this I use tsmusergui. I open the .m2ts of the main movie, I deselect the unwanted audio streams, and as output I select "M2TS muxing" and I start the muxing. After this I take the exported .m2ts, and replace it with the original movie .m2ts.
When applying method 2, I used BD Rebuilder. It reads the original BLURAY structure, encodes the video, and creates a new directory and there it places the encoded video in the original bluray structure.
Hereby it somehow adjusts/updates the indexes/structure information of the bluray. Because when I use method 2, it is totally fine. But when I use method 1, the bluray work correctly. When I play the rip (ofcourse after I created an image of it, and mounted it) in PowerDVD, it starts up fine. But when I click 'Play movie' in the menu, it screen turns black. In the timeline in the bottom of the screen i do see the correct playback time of the movie but the screen stays black.
So, from my point of view, BD Rebuilder does something with the original structure of the bluray, and adjusts this to the modified .m2ts. This would explain why my rip using method 2 would work, but does not work using method 1.
So what I want to know is how to make my rips work using method 1, so how can I update the original bluray indexes/structure to make it work with my stripped movie m2ts. Is there a tool which could fix this for me?
Thanks in advance!