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crl2007
8th January 2010, 21:45
Guide for re-authoring a Blu-Ray Disc keeping the original menu and its functions using multiAVCHD
This guide is solely based on multiAVCHD, an excellent application that now does everything a user can dream to do with a blu-ray disc. Kudos, deank.
Necessary software and codecs:
Codecs:
Before installing these codecs, uninstall all codecs that you may have installed on your computer.
ffdshow (http://www.xvidvideo.ru/ffdshow-tryouts-project-x86-x64/) + haali (http://multiAVCHD.deanBG.com/haali_MatroskaSplitter_11-01-2009.exe)
For Windows 7 users: Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 (http://www.codecguide.com/windows7_preferred_filter_tweaker.htm) - it's free and straight forward
FOR HAALI: TAKE ONLY THE VERSION LISTED HERE.
Always take the latest version.
Software:
1. multiAVCHD (http://multiavchd.deanbg.com/) - free
2. ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3 Platinum (http://www.arcsoft.com/public/software_title.asp?ProductID=362) or PowerDVD 9 (http://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdvd/overview_en_US.html) - not free
3. BDEdit (http://pel.hu/bdedit/) - free
4. ImgBurn (http://www.imgburn.com/) - free
Let's begin. DON'T SKIP ANY STEP. READ CAREFULLY AND DON'T RUSH IT.
Choose a partition with at least 100 GB free. Create a folder called "Workspace". In this folder, create one folder, called "multiAVCHD". In the folder called "multiAVCHD" create another two folders, called "Original" and "Temp". In the "Original" folder copy the original disc, the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders. The "Temp" folder is for the temporary files.
1. Open multiAVCHD and load ( drag and drop ) the BDMV folder from the "Original" one. The program will ask you if you want to switch to Blu-Ray Re-Author mode. Press "Yes".
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Then you wait for the program to import your disc.
2. Do the following settings:
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3. Now, go to "Media" Tab and press the first title.
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A new window will appear where you can do all the necessary modifications ( blanking intros, trailers, extras, removing / adding audio / subtitle streams, transcode movie / menus / extras ).
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All next operations will be done in this window.
ADDING / REMOVING / REPLACING A SUBTITLE AND / OR AN AUDIO STREAM + AUDIO BLANKING
KEEP IN MIND: EVERY OPERATION YOU WANT TO DO, PGS ORDER SHOULD BE USED LAST, NEVER BEFORE OTHER OPERATIONS OR IN BETWEEN OPERATIONS. PGS ORDER IS ONLY USED FOR ADD / REMOVE / UP / DOWN INTERNAL / EXTERNAL SUBTITLES.
1. We select the movie playlist ( first one in our case ). A list of streams appears in the "Audio" and "Subtitles" tabs. For replacing / adding / removing / blanking an audio stream is extremely easy. Just select the "Audio" tab and press "Remove" to remove an unwanted audio, press "Add" to add an audio.
To replace one audio stream, press "Add" to add your stream, press "Remove" to remove the one you want replacing and then press the UP / DOWN buttons to put the new stream instead of the old one.
To blank an audio stream, choose the audio stream you want to blank and press the "Blank" button. If you made a mistake, just press the "Revert" button.
For HD audio streams with a DTS or AC-3 core, you can keep only the core by checking the "Core Only" box situated under the audio streams.
2. For subtitles it is a little bit different. Press the "External subtitles" tab and choose your subtitle stream ( it is indicated that you already have a sup ready with easySUP ). You can use text SRT/SUB subtitles too... or DVD IDX+SUB.
easySUP settings:
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Select the subtitle you just added and at "Language" write your language code ( http://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/IG/ert/iso639.htm ) and click "Change". Now, the external subtitle will be recognized as your language. Now, in "Subtitles", remove the stream you want to replace with the "Remove" button and from "PGS Order" ( again, do not use "PGS Order" before other operations or in between operations, it always must be used last ), using the UP / DOWN buttons, put your external subtitle instead of the removed one.
BLANKING INTROS / TRAILERS / EXTRAS / WARNINGS
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WE NEVER BLANK THE MENU PLAYLISTS.
This part is extremely easy. We have a preview window, so we can see what we're removing. We select the paylist that we want to remove and click "Blank". Easy as pie. If we screw up and blank something that we want to keep, we select that playlist and press "Revert".
TRANSCODING EXTRAS OR MAIN VIDEO
If we want to change the movie or extra bitrate, resolution ( so that it will be smaller ), we select the playlist that contains the movie or that extra feature and we press "Transcode". A new window will appear and we will set our options. After we set the transcode options, we press "Apply".
All the operations described in this guide can all be done in the same time, but be careful to use "PGS Order" last.
After finishing all of our operations, we press "OK" and then "START". We choose our output preferences ( for PS3, AVCHD or all BD players ) and after that just sit back and relax, the program will do everything. At the end, you will have a BDRA folder ready to be burned for playing in your favourite player, PC, or played directly from your player's HDD.
USEFUL TIPS:
1. When resizing a movie ( with subtitles ) subtitles are not resized... at least not at the moment. User may need to demux and resize, then import as external subtitles.
2. Some discs will have a structure like in the picture below. Two playlists are reffering to the same main movie, each one of them controlling different things.
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With these discs, edit all as usual. Do all the operations from the guide ( DO NOT EDIT BOTH PLAYLISTS ). After multiAVCHD finishes you will have to manually edit one ( or the rest, if they are more than one ) of the main movie playlists, because multiAVCHD edits only the one you choosed. For that you need to open the BDRA \ BDMV folder in BDEdit and do the following:
a) Go to PLAYLIST Tab and find the playlist that needs to be edited. Once you find it ( you can see playlists number in multiAVCHD ) do the following:
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In most cases, multiAVCHD will edit the IN_OUT Time for all movie playlists and the example above is no longer available. You need to open the BDRA \ BDMV folder in BDEdit and do the following:
a) Go to PLAYLIST Tab and find the playlist that you edited. Save the chapters from that playlist.
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b) Now find the rest of the playlists that reffer to the main movie and load the chapters saved in the step above.
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c) Press Save.
ADDING SUBTITLE TO A SERIES BLU-RAY KEEPING THE ORIGINAL MENU WITH MULTIAVCHD
1. Do all the above operations for every playlist, except the one containing all episodes. Some discs have 2 playlists for every episode and a big one containing them all. In this cases edit only 1 playlist for each episode, not all 2 of them. NEVER EDIT BOTH OR THE ONE CONTAINING ALL EPISODES.
2. After multiAVCHD finishes we will edit in BDEdit the IN time for the big mpls and for the individual mpls files that were not edited. For that you need to open the BDRA \ BDMV folder in BDEdit and do the following:
a)Go to PLAYLIST Tab and find the playlists that need to be edited ( you can see playlists number in multiAVCHD ) and do the following for every episode mpls, including the big mpls ( the one containing all episodes ):
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Some discs will have in the big mpls some extra credits, like this:
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The same method applies for discs containing both Theatrical and Extended versions. The same steps, only that you'll repeat them for 20+ m2ts files.
That's all. For reports and bugs, please post here.
setarip_old
9th January 2010, 03:47
@crl2007
Hi!
Since I am very much opposed to codec packs, I'd like to ask you why you list the "K-lite" codec pack as being necessary for this project?
Surely not everything in it is required.
Please advise which specific codecs/items contained in are required for this project.
crl2007
9th January 2010, 10:07
It is mostly useful for people with windows 7. It bypasses some MediaFoundation problems that are crippling preview in multiAVCHD. I will make some other ( standalone ) codec configurations tests for people that are opposed to codec packs and will modify the guide accordingly. But for people with xp / vista ffdshow + haali will suffice.
le: @setarip_old Modified the guide to accomodate the k-lite pack for codec pack opposers, such as myself.
Mtz
9th January 2010, 13:40
deank, first I want to thank you for this new option and then to ctrl+2007 for the guide, testings and idea. I think somebody here is a vobblanker fan (another amazin tool). ;)
Regarding to: 3. Now, go to "Media" Tab and press the first title
I have XP, and after pressing the first "title name" I was waiting forever to have the preview in the new window. Before going to sleep (waited too much) I saw some mx264.exe running. In the morning, the preview is OK, no mx264. But when I want to skip for example for 1 second, mx264.exe launched again and again a long wait. Also if I want to go from chapter to chapter more mx264.exe instances are launched.
Can you make something to have some speed in actions? If is not possible, think about some option for user to choose if he want the small preview or not, because if he only want to add some subtitle and remove some stuff he will not need the movie preview.
Also, sometimes I have this error when clicking in preview window:
multiavchd.exe - No Disk
There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive M:.
I think this is alsi related to mx264.exe.
I have ffdshow and haali properly installed (even them are not used in this stage).
And maybe another name for AVCHD folder because it sounds so scary and maybe user will think that he didn't made a Blu-Ray.
enjoy,
Mtz
deank
9th January 2010, 13:47
Such delay is caused by missing/broken/messed-up filters/codecs. For preview to work you need to have functioning avisynth+splitters+filters...etc.
Uninstall HAALI splitter and reinstall it with MPEG-TS and MPEG-PS options enabled.
You can disable the preview in SETTINGS tab:
[x] Disable preview in Title properties
You can kill mx264.exe with task manager when it takes more than 2-3 seconds (what it usually takes in a good and fast system).
When you load a disc in re-author mode output folder is changed to "...\BDRA\"... You'll need to update to the latest build.
claymic
11th January 2010, 15:35
Thnks for the guide Dean, i will try this later.
Clayton
deank
11th January 2010, 15:47
The guide is from crl2007, I just wrote multiAVCHD :cool:
claymic
12th January 2010, 14:29
Ooops, my bad.
thanks for the guide crl2007
Clayton
crl2007
13th January 2010, 22:00
Update: I've sorted out the filters problem. Changed the guide accordingly.
krosswindz
14th January 2010, 22:17
Is there any possibility that in the near future multiAVCHD might support replacing video stream without re-encoding it something similar to vob blanker :P
deank
14th January 2010, 23:30
Yes, tomorrow... if you tell me what you want to replace a playlist with. Another m2ts file?
krosswindz
15th January 2010, 06:58
Yes, tomorrow... if you tell me what you want to replace a playlist with. Another m2ts file?
Yeah, I deal would like to replace it with another m2ts file. Something similar to vobblanker so that we can replace the original m2ts with a new m2ts created.
deank
15th January 2010, 10:46
The way I see it at the moment, as it is already implemented in multiAVCHD - you can replace a playlist with a file of your choice:
* m2ts/mts
* ts
* trp
* vob
* mpeg/mpg (mpeg-2)
* m2v
* vc1
* 264
* evo
* (probably with a DVD title ifo... but need to test it first)
Now knowing that blanking works as it should, I'll add this in some of the next builds.
Mtz
19th January 2010, 05:46
Testing the blanking feature:
- some option to see the size also in the Compilation window from Preview window? This is good if many files showed and we can choose to not blank the very small ones with under 10MB size for example.
- when I blank some audio files, I know I blanked them looking if the Revert button exists. Maybe will be nice if the blanked stuff to be showed in some grey color?
- it is possible to show the whole disc size (and correct size) and when we blanking some stuff to calculate the actual output? This is nice if we want to blank for example to reach 25GB final size, and once reached, to leave some stuff.
General: I can't se all description of the streams. If the window is not possible to make it bigger, can be implemented some "baloon tip" to show the whole description/name?
Later edit:
- can you add something like "Convert to still" ?
I don't know if you know the vobblanker program, but maybe testing it one day will give you some ideas.
enjoy,
Mtz
Capsbackup
21st January 2010, 03:01
Just to report, I have successfully backed up another Blu-Ray title with the re-author feature, this time reducing an original title that was 25.2GB to 22.9GB by blanking three audio tracks and transcoding 4 trailers, blanking all warnings and leaving the main feature and it's DTS HD Master audio intact.
Plays perfectly on TMT3, PowerDVD 7.3 via ISO and the burned BD-RE on my Sony S360. :)
deank
21st January 2010, 03:16
Thank you, Caps :)
crl2007
21st January 2010, 19:38
I've added a method for series discs with multiavchd until deank finishes the big multiavchd update and will add new features to re-author mode. Feedback will be extremely useful if you use it for a series disc.
mamaki
21st January 2010, 20:50
Thanks for the great tutorial. Just one question, what changes in the transcode options should i use to turn a full bd disc 50gb into a 25gb one?
crl2007
21st January 2010, 21:52
You can blank all extra features, you can blank all audio tracks except english. And in transcode you can re-encode to 720p and put a lower bitrate or you can put a lower bitrate only keeping 1080p, from 30 mb/s to 15 for example. But if you resize to 720p you'll have to resize the subtitles too.
cwh060
22nd January 2010, 18:17
@crl2007 I've added a method for series discs with multiavchd until deank finishes the big multiavchd update and will add new features to re-author mode. Feedback will be extremely useful if you use it for a series disc.
I have successfully used your method on a disc to fix the mpls playlists (4 in total on this disc). Worked flawlessly, replaced the 4 MPLS's, used BDRebuilder and burned the resulting folders to a 25G BDRE.
Playback was perfect, although I managed to miss blanking one of the "extra's"! I'll proces it again when I have time.
thanks..cwh
crl2007
22nd January 2010, 18:27
Thanks for your feedback.
cwh060
22nd January 2010, 18:39
Forgot to mention in my last post. You can actually take the MPLS and drag/drop it onto fixmpls.exe and it comes up right away looking for the TimeIN, saves having to type in the commands.
cwh
crl2007
22nd January 2010, 18:41
Good tip. Thx.
alimao
26th January 2010, 02:49
I tried to add subtitles and audio in bluray caroline 2d and 3d. only movie 3d works , 2d does not reproduce black screen. what am I doing wrong?
crl2007
26th January 2010, 18:58
You can't keep both versions. Unless you apply the series discs method to every individual m2ts file.
alimao
26th January 2010, 21:19
You can't keep both versions. Unless you apply the series discs method to every individual m2ts file.
bluray original is dual layer, and has two versions on one disc.
how would this method? any tutorial?
crl2007
26th January 2010, 22:09
Read the last part of the guide.
midgetcoach
13th February 2010, 15:23
Following these instructions I can't get the trancode screen to come up. The load the BDMV file an asked "The program will ask you if you want to switch to Blu-Ray Re-Author mode. Press "Yes"." The multiAVCHD transcode will not highlite. If I load the same folder and choose "No" at the prompt the Transcode now is highlited.
Hummm...........
crl2007
15th February 2010, 18:35
You first need to go to the preview window and do the transcode from there, not from the Media Tab.
raul124
17th February 2010, 04:04
what's the method to copy the original to the full copy to Verbatim dual layer. Would this program shrink the full copy to BD9? just asking.
crl2007
17th February 2010, 08:49
No, for shrinking you must use BDRebuilder.
deank
17th February 2010, 09:33
Well, if you transcode the movie it can be used for shrinking, too.
raul124
17th February 2010, 22:02
So you saying try to shrink it to BD9 full backup using BD-RE first and then use MULTI AVCHD so it could play it on any BLU-RAY player yes!
deank
17th February 2010, 23:03
No - just use BD-RB (BD-Rebuilder (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=143716))
deank
21st February 2010, 20:55
I was wondering if this simple workaround for branched playlists (different movie versions, not series) would work for you..
1) Load your original BDMV
2) Re-author it
3) Close multiAVCHD and start it again
4) Load the re-authored BDMV folder
5) Set [x] Move transitional files [x] all
6) Blank the unwanted playlist
7) Re-author...
It should take just few minutes for step 7 and you'll get one of the movie versions.
Dean
Tripledrop
25th February 2010, 17:49
Thanks very much for all your hard work!!
I do have a question though... I have a 37Gb movie, that I want on a BD25. I have blanked the extras and got rid of the audio I don't want, but it still need transcoding. I still want it at 1080, so I reduced the bitrate.
I went for 2-pass VHQ.
Now it's been nearly 3 hours, and it's not even at 1%.
I have used BD-Rebuilder on the same disc, and at the Highest (very slow) option, and although it wasn't fast, it took about 24 hours, which is much less than the expected 300 hours for multiAVCHD.
Now I much prefer your program, as I can shrink the main movie less, because of blanking the extras etc (and keep menu!), but that's far too long (cancelled it now). I have a quad-core machine.
Is your VHQ much better quality than the highest one on BRR? Would I notice any difference if I reduced the quality? What would you recommend?
Thanks a lot :)
crl2007
25th February 2010, 17:51
I recommend using BD Rebuilder for shrinking and then multiAVCHD for re-author. Or use BD-Rebuilder after you used multiAVCHD to re-author your disc.
Tripledrop
25th February 2010, 17:57
That's a good idea, thanks :)
The second way would be better I think, otherwise you have to guess the size first of all
Tripledrop
25th February 2010, 18:02
Now I must be doing something wrong, as it's finished already, and it's 970Mb! The only thing I blanked was a 37 minutes extra, and 1 of the audio tracks (2.5gb)
EDIT: Scratch that, seems to have worked now :)
crl2007
25th February 2010, 19:35
Maybe you blanked by mistake the whole movie playlist.
Tripledrop
25th February 2010, 20:40
Possibly :)
laserfan
25th February 2010, 23:21
Playback was perfect, although I managed to miss blanking one of the "extra's"! I'll proces it again when I have time.
I'm trying my hand at this, and it seems there are some "intro" types that are impossible to preview for some reason, for example "PG-13 Parents are Strongly Cautioned" on bright blue screen and "The following Interviews and Commentary are for entertainment purposes only..." both of which appear for about 12secs after selecting Play but before the main title starts.
But as I say when I Preview every Title and/or every item in PLAYLIST I can't seem to find these, I find mostly black screens.
Does anyone have any tips/magic for how you find these particular types of Intros? It seems the only way is to play each/every STREAM with MPC and then find the mpls that references it?
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 00:20
@laserfan;
I believe you need Avisynth 2.8 installed and:
For preview to work you need to have functioning avisynth+splitters+filters...etc.
Uninstall HAALI splitter and reinstall it with MPEG-TS and MPEG-PS options enabled.
deank
26th February 2010, 05:56
Have in mind that the preview defaults to the middle of a clip. Sometimes you need to move the preview slider to the left or to the right to see the actual content if you see 'black' frame.
laserfan
26th February 2010, 15:34
Have in mind that the preview defaults to the middle of a clip. Sometimes you need to move the preview slider to the left or to the right to see the actual content if you see 'black' frame.Yeah I know that and have tried it, but even when I know what the offending title is I don't see the frame in Preview (I can however see them in MPC btw). I might've expected that if what I'm having trouble with is screens that are single images that are "played" for x secs that I'd see them at the very beginning (slider all the way left) but I do not.
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 16:07
Yeah I know that and have tried it, but even when I know what the offending title is I don't see the frame in Preview (I can however see them in MPC btw). I might've expected that if what I'm having trouble with is screens that are single images that are "played" for x secs that I'd see them at the very beginning (slider all the way left) but I do not.
I have noticed this too, so I will use BDInfo along with MPC to find which .mpls/.m2ts are what I want to blank, then perform the blanking with MultiAVCHD. Much more tedious and time consuming, but results are more accurate than guessing at a short black preview. :cool:
laserfan
26th February 2010, 16:10
The disc I had trouble with has literally hundreds of these single-frame (otherwise blank) m2ts, and corresponding mpls, so it was a huge PIA to find the ones I wanted to blank. I have another idea I'm gonna try today...
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 16:31
The disc I had trouble with has literally hundreds of these single-frame (otherwise blank) m2ts, and corresponding mpls, so it was a huge PIA to find the ones I wanted to blank. I have another idea I'm gonna try today...
I have run across a few discs that have many small .m2ts files too, so if you find something good, please share...:p
laserfan
26th February 2010, 17:10
Well, my thought was that on import mAVCHD says "There are 600 images--do you want to make a slideshow" and I was hoping this would let me see these uglies, but no dice.
deank, if you know what we are talking about (these "PG-13" and "Commentary is that of the commenters" screens that precede movies after Play) can you think of anything to help us out. Those "FBI" and "Interpol" warnings tend to be videos thus make them easy to spot in Preview, but the others don't appear at all and thus are very, very difficult to find and eradicate.
deank
26th February 2010, 17:15
If the disk is BD-J it is possible that these images are java resources.
When you click the preview frame mplayer should try to play the current m2ts. Does it show anything?
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 17:46
If the disk is BD-J it is possible that these images are java resources.
When you click the preview frame mplayer should try to play the current m2ts. Does it show anything?
One I have only displays a black screen with :
MultiAVCHD.deanbg.com with the time display.
The time slider works, but this is the only screen displayed.
The associated .m2ts file is 492kb, a warning, with a 1:51 time frame that must be a still since if I open it with MPC, the time of 1:51 is there but it just opens and immediately finishes at 1:51.
EDIT:
MPC shows the 1:51 time display, but MultiAVCHD shows 00:00:10.009, V_MPEG-2, 1920x1080P(1.778), 23.976, ref frames: 0
laserfan
26th February 2010, 20:47
One I have only displays a black screen with :
MultiAVCHD.deanbg.com with the time display.
The time slider works, but this is the only screen displayedThis is typical of what I see also. Should we upload a couple deank for you to look at, or do you need more structure than just .m2ts???
deank
26th February 2010, 21:10
multiAVCHD depends on directshow to decode at least one frame of the video. If it fails it shows the web-thumbnail. It even tries to demux the video with eac3to if m2ts is <2MBs and display it if directshow fails... I don't know what else I can do.
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 21:26
multiAVCHD depends on directshow to decode at least one frame of the video. If it fails it shows the web-thumbnail. It even tries to demux the video with eac3to if m2ts is <2MBs and display it if directshow fails... I don't know what else I can do.
Your program works great! :)
This, to me, is just a small issue. It can be time consuming though, which is a little annoying, but luckily I only have experienced a few Blu-Rays that have many of these types of files.
Considering what you have done so far, especially recently, I, in know way, am complaining!!
Just happy to be testing the different options, and there are so many, when I can find time. :p
laserfan
26th February 2010, 21:32
multiAVCHD depends on directshow to decode at least one frame of the video. If it fails it shows the web-thumbnail. It even tries to demux the video with eac3to if m2ts is <2MBs and display it if directshow fails... I don't know what else I can do.
Well, I dunno deank but here is an example of a "Parental Guidance" MPEG2 that will not Preview in mAVCHD but will appear using simple MediaPlayerClassic 6491
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vmrt00zhtv4/05002.m2ts
To be able to see these in mAVCHD would be a wonderful thing for those of us who are annoyed by all these kinds of movie intros...
deank
26th February 2010, 21:47
Well.. I have no problem with this file... you can hear the sound of eac3to demuxing it and it is displayed:
http://multiAVCHD.deanbg.com/lf.jpg
It is MPEG2 and it probably means that your directshow settings won't let multiAVCHD decode it... Either you're using the latest (broken) haali or using it without MPEG-PS/MPEG-TS checkboxes, or something else in your ffdshow settings (if you use it).
laserfan
26th February 2010, 22:34
Well.. I have no problem with this file... you can hear the sound of eac3to demuxing it ...
It is MPEG2 and it probably means that your directshow settings won't let multiAVCHD decode it... Either you're using the latest (broken) haali or using it without MPEG-PS/MPEG-TS checkboxes, or something else in your ffdshow settings (if you use it).Wow, well thanks deank at least now I have something to troubleshoot. Dunno what you mean that you "hear eac3to demuxing it" at least I do not see any eac3to opening in Task Manager. I guess that means my ffdshow is hosed somehow; libavcodec is selected for MPEG2. I have (and reinstalled) Haali from Jan2009. I'll find it--thanks for looking!! :o
deank
26th February 2010, 22:49
When eac3to demuxes the video (because is it a small file) you will hear the default eac3to "done!" sound.
Honestly I'll have to build a clean OS PC and test everything... Right now I'm using my laptop without any codec changes since september 2008 and everything works. I never updated/installed any new versions of ffdshow and I am too using haali dated Jan 2009.
The only thing I have is MPC which came with "realalt137-RMVB-FILTER.exe" - This is VERY VERY old (May 14th 2005) program/pack which has mplayerc.exe, and some additions for realmedia... The only things I have installed are ffdshow, avisynth, haali and this pack.
http://multiAVCHD.deanbg.com/ra.jpg
I never needed anything else nor installed anything... It's been this way for 4-5 years :) (exception for haali and ffdshow from august 2008).
laserfan
26th February 2010, 23:14
When eac3to demuxes the video (because is it a small file) you will hear the default eac3to "done!" sound.
Honestly I'll have to build a clean OS PC and test everything...I had to remind myself what that was (the "champagne cork" sound of course) and I've never heard that when working with mAVCD.
I'd DL'ed the Haali version pointed-to from your website which is 1.9.355.21. I had been using v1.9.42.1 but doesn't matter--1.9.355.21 doesn't work either. I got the bright idea to go into Haali options and check "Display error messages" and sure enough, when I go to Preview in mAVCHD I get a Haali error "Error: can't open file Unspecified error" so at least I have something to troubleshoot now ("why doesn't my Haali installation like these files").
My installation is a relatively new W7 x64 but every other video task is handled well so I dunno why it doesn't like this corner of mAVCHD. I'll keep plunking at it.
Capsbackup
26th February 2010, 23:45
I had to remind myself what that was (the "champagne cork" sound of course) and I've never heard that when working with mAVCD.
Well I just learned something. :o I was wondering why I hear that sound on some previews but not on others.
Interesting that some of these files, like the PG-13 displayed above, work for me while others, some warnings and some "commentaries do not express blah, blah..." do not show.
laserfan
26th February 2010, 23:57
Sorry Dean, can you indulge me another ? or two: having asserted Haali "latest stable" release which is 1.9.355.21, and installed latest ffdshow making sure libavcodec is set for MPEG2, and a few reboots of course, and I also can now finally see the PG13 screen as you have, but only if I drag this file into the media window and open it i.e. if instead I am in BDRA mode, then it doesn't work.
So in basic "run mAVCHD and drag the 05002.m2ts into it" I get the Haali error (because I've set it to alert me to errors) and then the Champagne cork indicating eac3to success and then see the blue screen just as you did above--successful Preview. But...
When in BDRA mode and I click on the .mpls for 05002, or the Title for it, I get the Haali error but nothing indicating an eac3to attempt, no Task Mgr or champagne cork--mAVCHD just goes to Preview with black and "multiAVCHD.deanbg.com" and the time midpoint overlaid onto it.
Of course, in this latter case I cannot click on 05002.m2ts directly, I can only access the 00106.mpls or Title #7 which is where 05002.m2ts is "buried". If I inspect the mpls with HxD I sso two instances of @05002M2TS but nothing else. Any more ideas?
Capsbackup
27th February 2010, 06:14
deank;
recently I had reauthored a Blu-Ray with version 3.0, 729 on a title I had ran BD-RB on first to reduce to BD-25. The BD-RB version works perfectly while playing back on TMT3 and PowerDVD 7.3.
I blanked 3 warnings and 1 Deluxe Digital advert with MultiAVCHD, and the results worked perfectly with same two software players.
Tried this same movie with BD-RB, only this time reduced to BD-9 size, to test my luck with full movie backup to BD-9 for my Sony S360. Again, original BD-RB backup works perfectly with software players.
However, after blanking the same 3 warnings and 1 advert with the newest version of MultiAVCHD 4.0, 733, it will not play on the software players.
I noticed that this version of MultiAVCHD is not copying the contents of the Certificate folder that version 729 did, only the empty folders. There are files inside the CERTIFICATE folder and BACKUP folder. Also, the contents of the AUXDATA, BDJO, JAR, and META are not copied either. It is only coping empty folders. Version 729 copied the contents as well as the folders.
Is this by design?
Capsbackup
27th February 2010, 07:14
I can confirm that version 3.0 729 does properly copy all files within these folders where as version 4.0 733 did not.
After a new reauthor with 3.0 729, this title does now work properly on the software players. :) I will burn to DVD+R DL later for final testing on my Sony S360.
(dual-boot OS can come in handy sometimes :p)
Also, BD Live is working as well.
deank
27th February 2010, 10:00
This is very strange, since the copy is done with a single command and I didn't change it. It is as simple as xcopy.exe :) and is performed with 'transferring structure' message. The folders (empty or not) are created in the same step as copying the files.
I'll check it now.
***
No change... all files and subfolders are properly transferred. I can't think of what is not right at your end.
@laserfan: just tried it in re-author mode and the PG warning is also displayed. May be it has something to do with the playlist file. Can you send it to me, too?
laserfan
27th February 2010, 17:44
@laserfan: just tried it in re-author mode and the PG warning is also displayed. May be it has something to do with the playlist file. Can you send it to me, too?You bet Dean--thanks for taking a look at this. Here's the .mpls that references the PG warning:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ym1ycywaoyw/00106.mpls
deank
27th February 2010, 18:07
Again... I have no problem with the file and the playlist...
Imported a disc in re-author mode and selected the title with this playlist in the compilation box:
http://multiAVCHD.deanbg.com/lf2.jpg
I can hear eac3to and it is displayed again. You can see that i'm using the playlist (in the PLAYLIST tab FILE REF [00106.mpls] and the m2ts file in the title header [05002.m2ts] just like you do.
While importing it here is the log from multiAVCHD:
[19:04:08] MAKER/Equipment ID: BLU-RAY DISC
[19:04:10] *** 2. AVCHD LALAY
[19:04:10] *** Scanning playlist (00106.mpls). Please wait...
[19:04:10] *** Playlist EXT format: BDMV 1.1
[19:04:10] *** Detected main-path : [ID#000 Dur: 00:00:06.006] [00:00:11.650]
[19:04:11] *** Detected media file: [05002.m2ts, 00:00:06.006] (0 MiB)
[19:04:11] *** Detected main-path : [ID#001 Dur: 00:00:00.041] [00:00:17.656]
[19:04:11] *** Detected chapters #: 00:00:00.000;00:00:06.006
[19:04:11] *** Playlist duration : 00:00:06 (0 MiB)
[19:04:11] Added Blu-ray disc in re-author mode.
[19:04:11] In re-author mode multiAVCHD funcionality is restricted.
Dean
p.s. Using version 4.0.734 here... I don't know which one you have, but I think it doesn't really matter (unless I changed something since build 729 and you're using it).
laserfan
27th February 2010, 19:42
Ok I guess I have to quit on this before I have a nervous breakdown! Deciding it might be a W7 x64 issue, I rebooted to XP x64 and installed mAVCD from scratch (latest) and SAME PROBLEM! I can open and view 00106.mpls and 05002.m2ts in MPC, and 05002.m2ts will Preview as a media file in mAVCD, but 00106.mpls will not. Haali errors but it's not passed to eac3to that I can tell (no cork sound ever).
I guess I wanna ask what the exact mechanism is in mAVCD for "Haali's errored on this so pass it to eac3to" because that doesn't seem to be happening. Is DirectShow involved? Maybe I have some filter priority differences from yours (though at least on the W7 machine it's almost brand-new w/only adds being Sonic/Nero/Arcsoft stuff for running eac3to and TMT3).
Capsbackup
27th February 2010, 20:26
This is very strange, since the copy is done with a single command and I didn't change it. It is as simple as xcopy.exe :) and is performed with 'transferring structure' message. The folders (empty or not) are created in the same step as copying the files.
I'll check it now.
***
No change... all files and subfolders are properly transferred. I can't think of what is not right at your end.
?
deank, tried again this morning, with build 734, and as the program starts the import/reauthor process and stops to asks " This folder contains 110 pictures, do you want to create slide show?", below in the media window I see:
1. BD Live Center activate
2. BD Live Center cancel
3. BD Live Center slide select
4. BD Live Center up down select
5. ERROR
6. UBL new intro audio
Above in the media window the error appears to be in the \BDMV\JAR\11001\ERROR.PCM
If I say No, and continue, it does proceed, and appears to finish successfully as well, but the movie does not play.
However, when I try this same movie with version 3.0 729, I do not ever get this same message/error, and it completes and the movie works.
I am doing nothing different other than using the new version on my XP Pro hard drive 1 OS, rather than my XP Pro hard drive 2 OS.
Maybe it's just this movie, since I have done several others (4-5) that have worked properly.
But there is no doubt that this same movie source does process correctly with version 3, 729 and not version 4, 734.
deank
27th February 2010, 20:32
Well it scans for stuff in the imported folder and prompts for the slide show. You're saying that answering "NO" and entering re-author mode, processing without errors gives a bad disc?
I did some changes in the reauthor mode since 729 but they were minor fixes for major bugs (like failing with big mpls files). And you're saying that the structure is not copied entirely?
Capsbackup
27th February 2010, 21:00
Well it scans for stuff in the imported folder and prompts for the slide show. You're saying that answering "NO" and entering re-author mode, processing without errors gives a bad disc?
I did some changes in the reauthor mode since 729 but they were minor fixes for major bugs (like failing with big mpls files). And you're saying that the structure is not copied entirely?
Yes, and what I found, trying to figure out what was different than the source, was the contents inside the folders were not copied but the folders were. No errors in the log either.
Just tried again, same results.
MultiAVCHD completes and when I check the folders, they are there but are empty.
Would you like the log file? Can I provide anything?
Just trying to help and report my testing, let me know. :(
deank
27th February 2010, 22:21
It must have something to do with privileges in your installation of ver 4.0. Both 3.0 and 4.0 use the same command... as I earlier posted "xcopy.exe" - a basic windows command to copy/recreate a structure. Its parameters are /Y /E /EXCLUDE:exclude.txt /I /C where exclude.txt contains .m2ts .mpls .clpi .MTS .MPL .CPI each on separate mode and executed via structure.cmd. It is just a single command executed via cmd.exe. As I said I did a test today and all files were transferred properly.
Dean
laserfan
27th February 2010, 23:42
Dean I believe I have found my Preview problem, which is an appallingly simple one: I failed to notice the "before you begin" instructions shown here:
Choose a partition with at least 100 GB free. Create a folder called "Workspace". In this folder, create one folder, called "multiAVCHD". In the folder called "multiAVCHD" create another two folders, called "Original" and "Temp". In[to] the "Original" folder copy the original disc, the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders.
Instead of copying the disc to my hard drive, I was instead re-authoring from the original disc (with AnyDVDHD installed of course). When I copy all the files from the original disc to my hard drive, then the items that previously would not Preview w/eac3to work fine.
Indeed FWIW it appears that this "fails to Preview" thing only occurs with those items that fail Haali and require eac3to--I get good results w/sound of popping cork now, where before I never heard that. Something about the way eac3to works i.e. needs to write to the source location and can't? I dunno, but I hope my travails (sorry for all the time you spent Dean) help someone else... :o
deank
27th February 2010, 23:50
:) With most input media, multiAVCHD can't operate if source resides on a read-only media. Could this be the cause? It is good to follow the guides step by step :)
Yes, every time with such troubles with multiAVCHD it helps me a lot, not to say it helps other users, too!
Thanks for not loosing it and not giving up ;)
Capsbackup
28th February 2010, 00:39
Dean I believe I have found my Preview problem, which is an appallingly simple one: I failed to notice the "before you begin" instructions shown here:
Instead of copying the disc to my hard drive, I was instead re-authoring from the original disc (with AnyDVDHD installed of course). When I copy all the files from the original disc to my hard drive, then the items that previously would not Preview w/eac3to work fine.
Indeed FWIW it appears that this "fails to Preview" thing only occurs with those items that fail Haali and require eac3to--I get good results w/sound of popping cork now, where before I never heard that. Something about the way eac3to works i.e. needs to write to the source location and can't? I dunno, but I hope my travails (sorry for all the time you spent Dean) help someone else... :o
Interesting find laserfan!
I have never reauthored any of mine from the disc but from AnyDVD HD ripped files to a folder on my hard drive. I work from these "source" folders. Example might be a folder name of the Blu-Ray with the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders inside this folder.
deank, is this method acceptable or is there a difference/reason to create these special named folders?
When I start MultiAVCHD, I always need to direct it to the source files and also select a destination folder too.
Perhaps my method is undesirable.:confused:
deank
28th February 2010, 01:39
No, folder names are arbitrary (the author of the guide chose these names). multiAVCHD defaults to its path after each re-author job or when the last used output folder does not exists (does not apply to re-author mode). You're doing nothing wrong. I just wonder why the problem with [transferring structure].
laserfan
28th February 2010, 15:18
:) With most input media, multiAVCHD can't operate if source resides on a read-only media. Could this be the cause? It is good to follow the guides step by step :)
Yes, every time with such troubles with multiAVCHD it helps me a lot, not to say it helps other users, too!
Thanks for not loosing it and not giving up ;)I do wonder why eac3to doesn't like the non-writeable source.
You have been most gracious and kind...I appreciate it! Will have to try another re-author soon! :)
deank
28th February 2010, 15:21
It is possible that it isn't eac3to's fault. When you drag the .m2ts file directly from the read-only image/mounted disc you can preview it, right?
laserfan
28th February 2010, 16:16
It is possible that it isn't eac3to's fault. When you drag the .m2ts file directly from the read-only image/mounted disc you can preview it, right?No, I cannot. I get a Haali error but no appearance/cork-pop from eac3to, only the black screen w/your logo & time.
I believe it was when I put the single .m2ts on my hard drive, and dragged it from there (trying to duplicate what *you* were experiencing since you did not have the entire disc), and it worked, that I was inspired to try instead copying the entire BD onto the hard disk finally. And then I started getting lotsa cork pops--eureka! :)
Capsbackup
28th February 2010, 20:52
Well, I guess it's just my luck..:rolleyes: Just had a second movie not work with MultiAVCHD v4.0 build 734, in reauthor mode, yet work perfectly with v3.0 729.
MultiAVCHD starts the rebuilding process after I made my blanking selections, but then throws out this message and quits/shuts down:
(RT) Invalid array index(65610). Valid range(1-48628)-Line 27871.
Again I notice that in the media window of v4.0 734 it displays:
(a)...\BDMV\Jar\05200\Sound\activate
(a)...\BDMV\Jar\05200\Sound\Select
then the path to the .MPLS files-list.
But when I use v3.0 729, as with my previous example, these first two items (a)...\BDMV\Jar\05200\Sound\activate(a)...\BDMV\Jar\05200\Sound\Select
are not even listed or present in any way in the media window.
I am not sure why that is, but that is the only thing I notice that seems different between the two builds, with v4.0 not working with this type source while v3.0 does.
Not trying to be a PITA deank, just reporting my finding. :confused:
Let me know if I can provide anything.
Side note: this movie had approx. 87 very small kb files/warnings in 7-8 different languages that I blanked. Only a few were displayed with the preview, even though the "cork" sound from eac3to was heard. I had to use BDInfo in conjunction with MPC to find the associated .m2ts/.mpls files, which is rather time consuming and slightly annoying :( , but accurate. I tried the slider for several, but they do not display, only the black screen w/your logo & time.
deank
28th February 2010, 23:00
Such files and folders should not appear at all. After the prompt to enter reauthor mode only [r]/[s] playlist (.mpls) files should be present in the list. There is something wrong about all that... but the only thing I added was the prompt for picture slideshow. I guess I'll need to look at it again. Of course a copy of your structure (without the stream folder contents) would be helpful too.
Capsbackup
28th February 2010, 23:34
The two recent movies files are enclosed:
REMOVED.
I hope this may help, sorry to find troublesome discs. :(
crl2007
1st March 2010, 09:13
I've been using v4.0 since it was released, and never experienced your kind of problems. But, there is a but, there are so many disc structures, that is virtually impossible to include them in a program without feedback from users. Good think that deank is flexible and a good guy and always helpful and receptive to new changes.
Only he knows how much I tortured him :) with annoying disc structures.
deank
1st March 2010, 09:17
It is not a problem disc :) but a bug, because multiAVCHD imported all the audio files it found in the disc before knowing it will be for reauthoring, so the structure became useless. That's why it wouldn't transfer the structure, because it is fooled by these [a] titles in media tab.
It is fixed now and you can update with multiUPDATE.exe
crl2007
1st March 2010, 09:30
Good to know. Good job. :D
Capsbackup
1st March 2010, 17:13
deank;
Just tried one of the problem discs, and it works perfectly again. Only the .mpls files are loaded into the media window, as was with version 3.0 729, and the reauthor goes through to completion as to be expected. :)
Good job! :thanks:
Since this disc had so many small .m2ts files to blank, I found that there were lots of small media files left over and were scattered in the root of the "D" drive and some were in the source file as well. Is there a way to make sure all working temp files, etc.. are placed in one location?
deank
1st March 2010, 17:15
:confused: What? :)
Nothing should go outside multiAVCHD's folder and the temp folder... Can you please explain?
Capsbackup
1st March 2010, 18:21
As I said, there were several very small media files associated with the blanked ones, that did not go into the working folder or the temp folder, but instead were in my D:\.
Also, there were a few of these same type of files now in the source folder as well. The source had the BDMV and the CERTIFICATE folders and then these other files.
I deleted them now, but will run the project again and be more specific as to the files and type/names etc..
deank
1st March 2010, 18:25
Yes and please if you can send me the log (my email is in the ABOUT box). None of these (movie related/blanked) files should be in these folders. :)
Capsbackup
1st March 2010, 18:46
Well,:o
Just finished the same project again and no scattered files this time.
Senior moment! :p
There definately was files the first time though, none this time.
Forgive me, sorry about that.:( If it happens again, ( not the senior moment !!) I will be more aware of the files/situation.
Capsbackup
4th March 2010, 07:17
deank;
I have now had a repeat of the scattered files. It has happened on another Sony title that had an extraordinary amount of titles blanked, similar to the previous one.
You will find the location and files enclosed, as well as the log.
Also, I'm not sure why, but this reauthor took a really long time...( almost 2 1/2 hours!) and it was only on a full movie backup to BD-9. :confused:
deank
4th March 2010, 11:27
:) These small files are the demuxed videos (by eac3to) for the preview, each time you hear the 'cork' sound :)
I wonder why they show in such locations. I'll check it later. It is safe to delete them of course, but it shouldn't create such a mess.
About the longer time it took to re-author:
[19:17:12] *** Applying changes to linked playlists...
...
[21:35:22] Re-authoring completed...
That's a lot... But too many files changed and multiAVCHD needs to verify each playlist for a lot of things (a lot of times). I think I can speed this up down to just few minutes :) but I'll have to think about it.
Dean
deank
4th March 2010, 15:18
@Caps: I was playing a bit with the structure you sent me...
[15:10:52] *** [00125.m2ts] 1920x1080i, 23.976fps [00:00:00.000]
[15:10:52] *** Caching all playlists...
[15:10:52] *** Applying changes to linked playlists...
[15:10:52] *** [00097.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:10:54] *** [00099.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:10:56] *** [00004.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:10:57] *** [00005.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:10:59] *** [00000.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:10:59] *** [00001.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:01] *** [00100.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:03] *** [00010.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:03] *** [00101.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:04] *** [01051.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:06] *** [01054.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:10] *** [01105.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:11] *** [01110.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:11] *** [00052.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:13] *** [00059.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:15] *** [00012.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:18] *** [01112.mpls] - Applying changes...
[15:11:20] Re-authoring completed...
There is some speed improvement, but I can't be really sure. I'll post the new build a bit later so when/if any of you guys have time to check if there is speed difference, let me know.
Dean
late edit: Another optimization... I wonder why I programmed it the way it was...
[16:02:29] *** Caching all playlists...
[16:02:29] *** Applying changes to linked playlists...
[16:02:29] *** [00051.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:02:47] *** [00054.mpls] - Applying changes...
...
[16:07:33] *** [00110.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:07:51] *** [00111.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:07:53] Re-authoring completed...
324 seconds
****
The same source after the optimization:
[16:13:05] *** Caching all playlists...
[16:13:05] *** Applying changes to linked playlists...
[16:13:05] *** [00051.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:13:05] *** [00054.mpls] - Applying changes...
...
[16:13:11] *** [00110.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:13:12] *** [00111.mpls] - Applying changes...
[16:13:13] Re-authoring completed...
8 seconds
****
That's not bad at all :)
The mess with the eac3to files is also taken care of. :)
@Caps: The disc you reauthored should complete in ~3 minutes after "Caching playlists" instead of 2hrs and 17 mins. :)
Capsbackup
4th March 2010, 16:23
deank, thanks for making such a quick fix!
I ran the same saved project and it finished in 12min 26sec. :)
I now figured out why I had the scattered files the first time and not the second, at least on my previous report. The demuxed videos (by eac3to) for the preview only were created during the blanking selection process, and when I deleted them and saved the project, they did not need to be demuxed again since I had already selected to blank them and saved the project. ( Senior moment excuse removed! :p )
As you can see, there were approx. 87 files blanked, yes an extreme, but all were unnecessary. But I still cannot get the preview to show these files still picture. I have been using BDInfo to find the .mpls file and its corresponding .m2ts file, then open that .m2ts file with MPC to check if I want to blank this file. This is very time consuming!!:(
deank
4th March 2010, 16:51
You should always see the corresponding .m2ts file in the title-bar of the window - no need to search with BDinfo.
Also, you can click the preview box and mplayer should play the file, so no need to use MPC (although mplayer may fail or open/close too quickly).
I'll think about it... may be I can add a check if you have mplayerc.exe in tools folder then use it instead of mplayer.exe
http://multiavchd.deanbg.com/multiAVCHD_mppreview.jpg
Capsbackup
4th March 2010, 16:58
deank, can reauthor mode be used to blank only warnings on a title that has PiP, and if so, will the title retain the original PiP/secondary audio if the audio is DD Plus?
Just curious since I just tested BD-RB on The Matrix, which has PiP/DD Plus secondary audio, TrueHD audio for the main audio, and would like to blank the warnings before burning to BD-R. The BD-RB reencode kept it perfectly. So I don't want to lose/remove it.
deank
4th March 2010, 17:01
By 'blanking a title' you mean Blu-ray disc title, not a playlist, right?
Or you mean a playlist which has things to blank and it contains a movie with PIP?
I remember that blanking should work in all cases. Remuxing/adding/removing streams won't work for playlists with PIP features.
I guess you should have no problem.
The blanking mode simply replaces the m2ts files, corrects the playlist and clipinfo files. It doesn't care what video or audio/subtitles the playlist has. Then it corrects all other playlists/clipinfo files which may refer to the blanked playlist/m2ts file.
***
In fact, remuxing/adding/removing stuff should work for PIP titles when PIP is out-of-mux (in a separate m2ts file and not in the same m2ts as the main movie).
Capsbackup
4th March 2010, 17:07
OK, I'll givi it a try. The files/warnings I want to blank are seperate .mpls/.m2ts files, and should not be associated with the main .mpls/.m2ts with PiP.
deank
4th March 2010, 17:15
Ok, let me know if it works... I hope it will. :rolleyes:
Capsbackup
4th March 2010, 18:11
Definately works.:)
Time to reauthor to BD-25 was good too, 00:11:35.827.
deank
4th March 2010, 18:12
:eek: :p
With the only Blu-ray disc I own (Ghost Rider), which is a simply authored disc I'm always happy that most things work with more complicated discs. :)
Robert N.
18th March 2010, 16:06
In my compilation of three movies,I'm getting the status of 'retrying' on the last movie in the log. This is a movie that I ripped with Make MKV,and then used TSMuxer to create a standalone Blu Ray Structure. From this structure,I took the .MTS file from the 'stream' folder and added it to my compilation(along with the same type of files from two other movies that have separate Blu Ray structures) While these two files processed successfully thru M-AVCHD ,this one has been retrying since last night. Granted the file is larger than the other two,but I have a strange feeling the size of the file doesn't weigh on why it's taking so long.. Help,please....
I failed to do it with this method as well crl2007. I get the subtitles to show up in the 5 streams, when I use mediainfo on them it is there and a PGS file, in the 5 episodes but they are not showing up when I play the bluray.
Here is the report from BDinfo:
http://pastebin.com/MJtakNQA
I don't have any playlist containing them all and each playlist has 2 m2ts files, dunno what to do :/
deank
2nd April 2010, 17:30
... dunno what to do :/
For starters you can post the log from multiAVCHD.
It is definitely something small you're missing or doing wrong.
Let's hope so at least that means there's a solution :)
It's here deank: http://pastebin.com/fiJt65bA
deank
2nd April 2010, 17:49
It looks fine to me. Did you try to enable subtitles manually with your remote control? Did you test it on your PC with a Blu-ray software player like TMT? Since your original disc has no subtitles you'll have to switch them on/off manually I think.
I used TotalMedia Theatre 3, with which you just have to drag the BD folder and its starts to play the BD, then when in some episode I right click the video with my mouse and I get no options to enable subs there - When the option should show up. I mean I have done it for movies as well and it does. Though I never did it for a movie that had no subs in first place. I usually just replace one of em with my own subtitle.
I don't know much about BDs on how the menu links to the video and all that, lol. But apparently the BD is not recognizing the subs even though they are included in each stream.
crl2007
2nd April 2010, 18:07
Usually for a BD that has no sub streams you have to add manually through hex edit the mpls. But if you re-author with multiAVCHD it automatically adds the sub stream in the mpls. And the log seems fine.
Open the re-authored BD with BDEdit and see if you have a subtitle stream declared there.
http://i42.tinypic.com/206c65x.png
Does it look right crl2007?
crl2007
2nd April 2010, 18:21
Select the CLIPINF Tab too. Here it says that it has a PG stream. So it seems ok.
http://i42.tinypic.com/10f2au9.png
I guess it does, crap :/
deank
2nd April 2010, 18:32
Yes, all is okay...
The last thing to check is your SRT subtitles.
If you have start time for the first line < 1.700s subtitles will never appear. Still TMT should show the option to select and display subtitles. Also a good idea would be to enable [x] Advanced subtitle processing in Subtitles&Audio tab if you have avisynth and java installed.
Having in mind that value it looks ok..
1
00:00:01,604 --> 00:00:04,787
Though only one subs have a start time < 1.700s all the other 4 start around 2 or even 3 seconds...
okey deank, will try!
Didn't work deank. I really wanted to burn this one boooo, it's the tv series "The Universe", just letting you guys know.
deank
2nd April 2010, 21:06
I'm sorry to hear that... All of your screen-caps look 100% as they should. I can't think of what causes you all the trouble.
May be next time with another disc :)
Eventually I'll be playing around with the settings and maybe the hex method too and see if I can do something about it eheh
Thanks guys! And awesome program deank :)
Moviewatcher666
4th April 2010, 23:38
Thanks for the guide. I used it to pull out trailers, extra audio tracks and subtitles from Zombieland, Independence Day and Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. All went perfect. Shrunk down with BD Rebuilder to fit on BD25 disk and all works perfect in my Panasonic BD-35.
Great guide and great program. Thanks again to you geniuses for the hard work.
deank
7th April 2010, 11:52
I used my PS3 to rip a gift BD (Cruel Intentions) and used [Playstation 3] output. All went fine, I blanked all warnings, audio, subtitles and some features and USB-to-USB processing took just 21 mins :) bringing it down from 23.1GB to 17.3GB (~6GB less).
Now, since the main movie had to be split in 4GB chunks for FAT32 compatibility I found a minor bug. It is the same as with the pop-up menu for the normal authoring mode (which was fixed some time ago) :)
The popup (and all other subpaths) are included only in the first playitem (1st 4gb chunk) and not the rest. It is not a big deal, but I fixed it, so you'll get it in the next update today.
Dean
p.s. I'm glad I didn't update my PS3 so I can still use the YDL linux to read these BD-ROM discs :)
//
You can update with multiUPDATE - it is fixed now. The bug was related only when doing re-authoring for Playstation3 output. Otherwise it was all okay.
crl2007
8th April 2010, 11:46
1. Yes, you have to repeat every step for every mpls, except the big one.
2. You don't need hex with multiavchd.
crl2007
11th April 2010, 08:51
The popup (and all other subpaths) are included only in the first playitem (1st 4gb chunk) and not the rest. It is not a big deal, but I fixed it, so you'll get it in the next update today.
Dean
p.s. I'm glad I didn't update my PS3 so I can still use the YDL linux to read these BD-ROM discs :)
//
You can update with multiUPDATE - it is fixed now. The bug was related only when doing re-authoring for Playstation3 output. Otherwise it was all okay.
Great news.
@texhonolize I see that the 00001.mpls has 47 minutes, so all is normal. The 00003.mpls is part of end credits or a warning / commercial. Follow the guide for SERIES BLU-RAY DISCS and it will be fine.
crl2007
11th April 2010, 11:06
You don't need to combine nothing before putting it in multiavchd. multiavchd does everything for you.
texhonolize
15th April 2010, 09:18
For the episodic disks, do I have to do all the steps above to the mpls that I don't alter in any way?
crl2007
15th April 2010, 11:13
You don't touch the big one yet, you add subtitles to the smaller ones.
crl2007
15th April 2010, 11:43
Each episode has its own playlist, those you edit.
crl2007
15th April 2010, 12:21
Yes, there should be two, and they probably are two.
deank
15th April 2010, 12:55
Use the [PLAYLIST] tab - there you will see what is inside each playlist.
kyok
17th April 2010, 19:44
I've been trying to make a bdr iso that I could test in Power DVD 10 / TMT3 with this program but I keep getting "Disc is invalid format" when I basically follow the the tutorial and not even changing anything when I add the BDMV, what am I doing wrong?
crl2007
18th April 2010, 22:24
It's obvious that you are doing something wrong.
@texhonolize Read carefully the tutorial and you will succeed.
dvd_
24th April 2010, 09:39
Is there an automated way to add .srt subtitles to a series bluray disc, without having to hex edit mpls files etc. ?
Thanks
crl2007
24th April 2010, 11:25
No, you can't without editing the biggest mpls.
f362580
26th April 2010, 21:06
Is it still necessary to do
2. Some discs will have a structure like in the picture below. Two playlists are reffering to the same main movie, each one of them controlling different things.
With these discs, edit all as usual. Do all the operations from the guide ( DO NOT EDIT BOTH PLAYLISTS ). After multiAVCHD finishes, do the following operations:
a) Download MPLS Tools and extract it somewhere in your workspace folder.
b) Copy the original movie mpls files in MPLS Tools Folder and then open a command prompt there. In the command prompt write: fixmpls.exe mpls_name.mpls.
As you can see, the original INTime is displayed.
c) Now, we have to change the INTime to 10 minutes because that is the INTime used by tsMuxer. To do that we will write there 600 seconds. 1 minute = 60 seconds.
As you can see, the INTime is now set at 10 minutes.
d) We replace the original mpls files ( 2 of them in our case, could be more ) with the edited ones. with latest MultiAVCHD output?
I have disk with exact situation (two playlists are reffering to the same main movie). Resulting disk seems normal and plays fine on PC, sadly I don't have BD-RE nearby to test on standalone.
crl2007
26th April 2010, 22:14
Yes, it is necessary because some chapters might not work. The disc plays fine through the end, but chapters aren't good. I will test something to make that easier. Maybe tomorrow the guide will be updated.
l.e. Did the test and this is still the easiest ( n00b friendly ) method to re-author this type of discs.
crl2007
27th April 2010, 19:53
Edited the guide, now it is easy to do it with BDEdit. Just insert 10 minutes for the IN time and BDEdit calculates everything.
texhonolize
10th May 2010, 13:28
Use the [PLAYLIST] tab - there you will see what is inside each playlist.
Quick question. I know this isn't a big focus for your great program but was wondering if you can or plan to include an option for positioning individual subtitles. Would be great for episode titles and some captions.
deank
10th May 2010, 13:31
May be further down the road, but not now.
What you can do is to use easySUP to prepare your subtitles before the re-authoring process. This way you'll have better idea how they'll look and you can position them as high as you wish, too. :)
Dean
crl2007
10th May 2010, 15:57
I think he was talking about an option like DVDSubEdit has, to be able to reposition only 1 line , or two, to be able to put opaque background to some subtitle lines too, not the whole subtitle.
deank
10th May 2010, 16:15
I don't think it was the case, but if it was, he could use Aegisub and create ass/ssa subtitles then process again with easySUP.
crl2007
10th May 2010, 16:20
Quick question. I know this isn't a big focus for your great program but was wondering if you can or plan to include an option for positioning individual subtitles. Would be great for episode titles and some captions.
I'm sure that that it was, I asked you myself for this feature. :P
deank
10th May 2010, 16:28
Well, I don't think adding subtitle editor to multiAVCHD is a good idea at all.
crl2007
10th May 2010, 16:34
Maybe for easysup.
deank
11th May 2010, 09:24
Once easySUP creates the subtitles then you can manipulate individual lines in BDSup2sub. It has a lot of features.
crl2007
24th May 2010, 20:48
If you have start time for the first line < 1.700s subtitles will never appear. Still TMT should show the option to select and display subtitles. Also a good idea would be to enable [x] Advanced subtitle processing in Subtitles&Audio tab if you have avisynth and java installed.
Check this, this could be the cause.
rosinoo
4th June 2010, 08:07
Hi everybody. I have a little problem with working in this program. I have full Bluray disc which have 42,1 GB. I want to to add some tracks and subtitles to this bluray. When I add bluray folder into multiAVCD 4.1 it shows me output size 62,942 GB and unbelievable duration 6:05:55. Please look at the picture I´ve attached and help me please what can i do with this :(
I´ve also added log file from multiAVCD 4.1
http://thumb.phyrefile.com/r/ro/rosinoo/2010/06/04/300/1.JPG (http://www.phyrefile.com/image/view/tvB44t6z4A3vLheb)
crl2007
4th June 2010, 17:32
You have nothing to worry about. multiAVCHD sometimes miscalculates the output size. It happens, but everything will be fine.
deank
4th June 2010, 17:34
1) The screenshot shows downloaded blu-ray material
2) The screenshot shows multiAVCHD in normal authoring mode, not in RE-AUTHOR mode
Dean
MIGORM
30th June 2010, 19:47
adding subs ta any movie is legal... HAHAHAHAHAHAH Do you want any donations? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
crl2007
30th June 2010, 20:33
Sorry, we can't help you with illegal content.
Salehi
1st July 2010, 03:13
what if main movie split into two stream?
00000.m2ts-13.3GB
00001.m2ts-21.3GB
it seems both of them have same playlist!!
I want to add subtitle and audio track to this bluray.
tnx
crl2007
1st July 2010, 06:51
You do it just the same. multiAVCHD will join those 2 m2ts files and you'll end up with a large one. Or you can choose to edit them individually, using the series method.
@MIGORM Yes, you add subtitle to your own blu-ray discs. Almost all the time you can't find discs with your native subtitle included.
Salehi
1st July 2010, 13:49
You do it just the same. multiAVCHD will join those 2 m2ts files and you'll end up with a large one. Or you can choose to edit them individually, using the series method.
@MIGORM Yes, you add subtitle to your own blu-ray discs. Almost all the time you can't find discs with your native subtitle included.
I add subtitles(riped from dvd idx/sub only one language) to both m2ts at the same time and after multiAVCHD finished, I see that multiAVCHD does not join 2 m2ts and after test it with TMT I findout that the subtitle of first stream(00000.m2ts) is accurate but at the begin of second stream movie crashed and TMT doesnt respond after forwading movie the second stream(00001.m2ts) was played but the subtitle wasnt accurate i think after first stream the subtitle begin from first again.
should I split my subtitle equal to time of each stream and use series method or there is a way without spliting?
how about audio?
crl2007
1st July 2010, 17:59
You have to synchronize subtitles too. DVD subtitles aren't synched for blu-ray. Try the series method.
mariner
11th July 2010, 14:38
Greetings Dean and crl2007.
Trying to make a backup of Slumdog Millionaire Region A BD, stripping off some undesirable content and unneeded audio and subtitle tracks of the main movie. Here are some unexpected issues that I came across:
1. It took more than 40 minutes just to scan the 36GB disc on a W7 system with Q8400 CPU and 8x LG drive WH08LS20. Seems to get bogged down at 00099.mpls (http://forum.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11243&stc=1&d=1278945317) (the main menu, I think). For comparison, Clown_BD_Copy took less than 30 minutes to create a backup copy on HDD.
2. Only one audio track was listed, the 5.1 channel DTS_MA English soundtrack (http://forum.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11245&stc=1&d=1278855203). The other 3 AC3 tracks were apparently not detected.
3. Can you kindly explain how you modify the In and Out Time and playlist mark in the mpls? BDedit and readmpls seem to report different things. Take 00149.mpls (http://forum.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11244&stc=1&d=1278855203) for example, the original has 4 chapters. But the blank stream that you created has 5 chapters according to readmpls, but only 1 according to BDedit.
4. Can't get the option to split into two BD25 volume to work. Appreciate your guidance.
Attached is the BDMV folder (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5C70PJ7A) and log file (http://forum.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11246&stc=1&d=1278856263) for your ref.
Many thanks and best regards.
mariner
18th July 2010, 15:03
Greetings Dean and crl2007.
No reply for a week?:eek: That's highly unusual.
Hope you can offer some help.
Thank and best regards.:)
crl2007
19th July 2010, 07:09
1. The hanging is caused more likely by broken directshow codecs or the hang of mx264. When it hangs, check in task manager and kill mx264 or x264. It will go again.
2. Sometimes, multiAVCHD has some problems with various discs format, especially if they were authored wrong from the beginning. Do this (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511) for the main movie and just use multiAVCHD for blanking intros, removing extras etc.
3. The IN_OUT time is modified only for the original mpls, not for the edited one. And in BDEdit, you just modify the IN time of the original mpls and it will calculate the OUT time and playlist marks by itself.
4. In Re-Author Mode, you can only split in 4 GB chunks, for Playstation 3 playback, you can't use the options in the AUTHOR tab. And if you split, the only thing that will split will be media bigger than 4 GB / 25 GB, but you'll have the same disc, same size, not two volumes. I don't know any software to split a Blu-Ray disc into two volumes, like DVDFab does for DVD discs.
Sorry for the long period and no answer, but I've been extremely busy.
mariner
19th July 2010, 19:10
Thanks for your kind reply, crl2007.
1. The hanging is caused more likely by broken directshow codecs or the hang of mx264. When it hangs, check in task manager and kill mx264 or x264. It will go again.
The system does not hang and there is no mx264/x264 in the task manager. It just takes a long time to complete scanning the disc.
If you take a look at the culprit 00099.mpls, BDedit shows 1000 chapter marks. Is this causing problem for multiAVCHD?
2. Sometimes, multiAVCHD has some problems with various discs format, especially if they were authored wrong from the beginning. Do this (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511) for the main movie and just use multiAVCHD for blanking intros, removing extras etc.
I checked with tsMuxeR and eac3to and both detected all the missing audio tracks. Doesn't multiAVCHD use these two programs for demuxing?
3. The IN_OUT time is modified only for the original mpls, not for the edited one. And in BDEdit, you just modify the IN time of the original mpls and it will calculate the OUT time and playlist marks by itself.
The example chosen is a blank dummy stream inserted by multiAVCHD. The new mpls generated appears to be a modification of the original. The original mpls has four chapters, but BDedit and readmpls can't seem to agree on how many chapters the new mpls has. Is there a bug here?
Is there a reason not creating a new mpls with just one chapter? Isn't it just a dummy stream?
A related question: can the duration be set to 0?
4. In Re-Author Mode, you can only split in 4 GB chunks, for Playstation 3 playback, you can't use the options in the AUTHOR tab. And if you split, the only thing that will split will be media bigger than 4 GB / 25 GB, but you'll have the same disc, same size, not two volumes. I don't know any software to split a Blu-Ray disc into two volumes, like DVDFab does for DVD discs.
Does volume splitting work if I input the whole BDMV folder structure in Normal Mode?
Many thanks.
crl2007
24th July 2010, 10:07
1. Yes, that many marks causes this loadout.
2. No, multiAVCHD uses his own stream detection method.
3. That's the default method used by multiAVCHD. The duration cannot be set to 0.
4. Yes, but still you will have 2 pieces or more, not 1.
ChldsPlay
9th August 2010, 00:11
Ok, I can't get into Re-Author mode. It never asks me to.
crl2007
9th August 2010, 00:20
Drag and Drop your BDMV folder in multiAVCHD.
autodrivel
30th August 2010, 16:27
Hi,
I'm new to multiAVCHD
I'm trying to reauthor a BD which has four playlists pointing at the main movie.
All I really want to do is remove the non-english soundtracks, to save a bit of space.
So I go through each of the four playlists and delete the relevant soundtracks.
I then reauthor the BD and it outputs FOUR copies of the main movie file, resulting in an 80GB image :eek: (the original is around 25GB)
Any pointers on what I'm doing wrong?
TIA for any advice
deank
30th August 2010, 17:09
Check this post. http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1361598#post1361598
Belerofon
9th September 2010, 15:53
Hi Guys!!
First, thanks for any tutorial here, is it like Heaven :)
Everything works fine but, i still never added properly subtitles track into discs with SE or DC or Theather Cuts...I do exactly same as in tutorial but i have two problems: 1. File has (in case two versions of movie in same disc) double size. for example Gladiator has 2 versions on disc, disc has 45 GB, after multiAVCHD finishes disc projects has 87 GB physically. Why??Why AVCHD some kind of reason "joining" these files??
Any Help Please??i missed something??:confused:
2.playlist editing not works, 87 GB large disc after adding subtitles not recognise subtitles which i added...maybe because i adding subtitles into both versions??
Thanks for any advice!!
crl2007
9th September 2010, 18:06
You are doing something wrong. I can't see into your pc and see what you are doing wrong. My advice is to read the guide more carefully when re-authoring a disc.
deank
9th September 2010, 18:13
multiAVCHD simply doesn't support multiple versions, sharing the same M2TS files in different playlists (branched titles). It is clearly stated here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1361598#post1361598).
In re-author mode features as PIP (Picture-in-Picture) are not supported (yet). Blu-ray titles, featuring alternate endings with branched playlists may or may not work as expected (either one branch will work or you will get huge oversize, having both/all versions in the final compilation). I don't have such titles to test with. TextST (subtitles) should work.
Belerofon
9th September 2010, 23:20
multiAVCHD simply doesn't support multiple versions, sharing the same M2TS files in different playlists (branched titles). It is clearly stated here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1361598#post1361598).
Sorry, my bad...thanks alot
crl2007
10th September 2010, 07:42
But in the guide I wrote how to still use multiAVCHD for branched titles. It just requires some manual editing after multiAVCHD finishes.
chompy
10th September 2010, 10:17
But in the guide I wrote how to still use multiAVCHD for branched titles. It just requires some manual editing after multiAVCHD finishes.
Or what's easier if you don't want to get double sized output from MultiAVCHD:
1) Make sure that branched playlists numbers are greater than all individual m2ts playlists. For example:
Theatrical playlist (00010.m2ts+00011.m2ts): 00001.mpls
Extended playlist (00010.m2ts+00012.m2ts): 00002.mpls
00010.mpls (00010.m2ts)
00011.mpls (00011.m2ts)
00012.mpls (00012.m2ts)
Then 00001.mpls should be renamed to say 10001.mpls and 00002.mpls should be renamed to 10002.mpls
2) Open it with MultiAVCHD and make all the changes you need in 00010.mpls, 00011.mpls and 00012.mpls and don't touch 10001.mpls and 10002.mpls
3) After MultiAVCHD has done its job (you won't get double sized output), rename 10001.mpls and 10002.mpls to their original names.
4) Open MultiAVCHD output with BDEdit and add/remove edited audio/subtitle streams in STN table for 00001.mpls and 00002.mpls
As I don't have much HDD free space I prefer this option.
Greetings
Belerofon
19th September 2010, 16:18
Thanks for this...i don't follow you...i give up authoring blu-ray, because is crazy...every blu-ray have different structure and most titles its like a hell in my ass..hours and hours authoring for nothing....but thanks guys...o:))))
Belerofon
19th September 2010, 16:24
But in the guide I wrote how to still use multiAVCHD for branched titles. It just requires some manual editing after multiAVCHD finishes.
Yes i read that..but my example is completely different or i just don't follow...For TV shows works you tutorial correctly, but for (2in1 editions, uncut etc.)not..i try make screenshots and tutorials for example which i mean it!!
crl2007
19th September 2010, 17:00
You have to edit every single m2ts from the branched titles and replace every single clpi and edit the movies mpls.
pastrulox
25th October 2010, 21:52
Im following all the steps ( i think) but cant get the chapters menu works right.
Is a japan anime bluray im trying to add subs.
All is working fine but the chaps menu cant access any scene.
Any clue?
Thanks
crl2007
25th October 2010, 23:27
Edit the original mpls with bdedit. Edit only in_out times and chapter marks.
skycore
25th October 2010, 23:56
hi Belerofon, BDFix can help you and very easy to use.
416d697248
15th December 2010, 14:25
Hi,I have read your guide and I have tried what you said many times but I have many problems,First every time I tried,my Blu-Ray's original menu was lost,I want to keep the original menu..
Second,I want to do nothing to my blu-ray structure but insertion one subtitle,I don't want to anything changes,What shoud I do?
crl2007
15th December 2010, 14:30
Read the guide carefully and don't skip any step.
416d697248
16th December 2010, 14:57
It Didn't work again,I'm using multiAVCHD v4.1 build 770,In my case (Clash of the Titans [Malaysian version]),There are 3 big mpls files:
{f} 00101.MPLS (01:48:01 -> 13,430,009,856)
{p} 00100.MPLS (01:46:07 -> 13,740,257,280)
{p} 00006.MPLS (01:46:07 -> 13,740,257,280)
I chose Yes in answer of Do you want to switch to Blu-Ray re-author mod,Hit the Yes botton in the answer of The disc is BD-J (java) authored.Is ..,Hit the import all botton in Movie playlist/title import selection page,Did everything you said in Author,Settings and Subtitles & Audio tabs,Pressed the first title in "Media" Tab,I selected 00101.MPLS,Switched to External Subtitles and Added my .srt sub,Selected the subtitle that I added and at "Language" wrote my language code and clicked "Change" ...,Clicked OK botton and Hit the Start..
[17:11:47] Checking for available space and drive types (FAT32/NTFS)...
[17:11:50] Destination [D:]: NTFS, 70969.61 MiB (69.306 GiB) free space
[17:11:50] Temp folder [D:]: NTFS, 70969.61 MiB (69.306 GiB) free space
[17:11:50] Log started for multiAVCHD v4.1 (build 770)
[17:11:50] Selected output mode: Blu-ray player (BD-R/BD-RE disc)
[17:11:50] Processing 28 titles...
[17:11:51] Processing PLAYLIST (full mode) (split/join) (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00101.mpls)...
[17:11:51] M2TS stream split set at 4000MiB...
[17:11:51] SmartLabs tsMuxeR. Version 1.10.6 http://www.smlabs.net
[17:11:51] Detected resolution: 720x480
[17:11:51] Detected video: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC (TID#6912)
[17:11:51] Detected resolution: 1920x1080
[17:11:51] Detected video: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC (TID#4113)
[17:11:51] Only this video track will be used!
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00040.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00025.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00041.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00027.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00042.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00029.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00043.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00031.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00044.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00033.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00045.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00035.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00046.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected media file: 00037.m2ts
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#000: 00040.m2ts, Duration: [00:04:14.921], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:14:12.921]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#001: 00025.m2ts, Duration: [00:02:49.502], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:12:47.502]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#002: 00041.m2ts, Duration: [00:10:22.997], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:20:20.997]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#003: 00027.m2ts, Duration: [00:19:23.370], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:29:21.370]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#004: 00042.m2ts, Duration: [00:13:49.370], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:23:47.370]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#005: 00029.m2ts, Duration: [00:04:01.658], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:13:59.658]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#006: 00043.m2ts, Duration: [00:04:11.000], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:14:09.000]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#007: 00031.m2ts, Duration: [00:06:20.755], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:16:18.755]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#008: 00044.m2ts, Duration: [00:19:22.244], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:29:20.244]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#009: 00033.m2ts, Duration: [00:02:46.040], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:12:44.040]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#010: 00045.m2ts, Duration: [00:04:40.655], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:14:38.655]
[17:11:51] Detected main PI#011: 00035.m2ts, Duration: [00:03:18.489], [PTS: 01:09:58.000 / 01:13:16.489]
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[17:11:51] Using audio: A_DTS (ID#4352 / language: eng / delay: -1)
[17:11:51] Using audio: A_AC3 (ID#4353 / language: fra / delay: -1)
[17:11:51] Using audio: A_AC3 (ID#4354 / language: zho / delay: 12)
[17:11:51] Using audio: A_DTS (ID#6656 / language: eng / delay: -1)
[17:11:51] Using subtitles: ID#4614:S_HDMV/PGS Language: eng
[17:11:51] Using subtitles: ID#4615:S_HDMV/PGS Language: fra
[17:11:51] Using subtitles: ID#4616:S_HDMV/PGS Language: spa
[17:11:51] Using subtitles: ID#4617:S_HDMV/PGS Language: por
[17:11:51] Converting TEXT subtitles to PGS/SUP...
[17:11:51] [clash of the titans.srt]
[17:11:51] Processing may take some time, so be patient!
[17:11:51] Advanced subtitle processing (step 1)...
[17:11:51] Fast mode enabled (1696x328 @ 23.976 fps with 112px margins)...
[17:13:28] Advanced subtitle processing (step 2)...
[17:15:30] *** Imported subpictures: 814/814
[17:15:30] Conversion successful...
[17:15:30] Adding subtitles (Clash Of The Titans.srt) (per)
[17:15:30] Creating clip and playlist info (tsMuxeR)...
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[17:15:37] Important files missing (clpi/mpls/m2ts)...
[17:15:37] Possible tsMuxeR failure to process your input file (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00101.mpls).
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[17:15:40] Title #1 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:15:43] Verifying title...
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416d697248
16th December 2010, 14:58
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[17:16:44] Possible tsMuxeR failure to process your input file (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00006.mpls).
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[17:16:45] Title #2 added: "Clash of The Titans "
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[17:17:38] Processing playlist...
[17:17:38] Title #6 added: "Clash of The Titans "
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[17:17:41] Possible tsMuxeR failure to process your input file (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00205.mpls).
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[17:17:52] Skipping to next...
[17:17:52] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:17:52] Missing media/clipinfo in playlist (00204.mpls:00057.m2ts)...
[17:17:52] Important files missing (clpi/mpls/m2ts)...
[17:17:52] Possible tsMuxeR failure to process your input file (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00204.mpls).
[17:17:52] M2TS (media) file count: 0
[17:17:52] CLPI (clipinfo) file count: 0
[17:17:52] MPLS (playlist) file count: 1
[17:17:52] Skipping to next...
[17:17:52] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:17:52] Media transfer: 00014 -> 00031.m2ts
[17:17:52] Processing playlist...
[17:17:52] Title #8 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:17:53] Verifying title...
[17:17:56] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:17:56] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:17:56] Media transfer: 00012 -> 00032.m2ts
[17:17:56] Processing playlist...
[17:17:56] Title #9 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:17:56] Verifying title...
[17:17:58] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:17:58] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:17:58] Media transfer: 00901 -> 00033.m2ts
[17:17:58] Processing playlist...
[17:17:58] Title #10 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:17:59] Verifying title...
[17:17:59] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:17:59] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:17:59] Media transfer: 00900 -> 00034.m2ts
[17:18:00] Processing playlist...
[17:18:00] Title #11 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:18:00] Verifying title...
[17:18:01] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:18:01] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:18:01] Media transfer: 00002 -> 00035.m2ts
[17:18:01] Processing playlist...
[17:18:01] Title #12 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:18:01] Verifying title...
[17:18:02] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:18:02] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:18:02] Media transfer: 00003 -> 00036.m2ts
[17:18:02] Processing playlist...
[17:18:02] Title #13 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:18:03] Verifying title...
[17:18:06] Title has: 1 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:18:06] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:18:06] Media transfer: 00006 -> 00037.m2ts
[17:18:06] Processing playlist...
[17:18:06] Title #14 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:18:07] Verifying title...
[17:18:07] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:18:08] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:18:08] Media transfer: 00999 -> 00038.m2ts
[17:18:08] Processing playlist...
[17:18:08] Title #15 added: "Clash of The Titans "
[17:18:08] Verifying title...
[17:18:09] Title has: 0 audio tracks and 0 subtitle tracks
[17:18:09] Processing imported AVCHD/Blu-ray playlist...
[17:18:09] Missing media/clipinfo in playlist (00137.mpls:00999.m2ts)...
[17:18:09] Important files missing (clpi/mpls/m2ts)...
[17:18:09] Possible tsMuxeR failure to process your input file (D:\Clash of The Titans\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00137.mpls).
[17:18:09] M2TS (media) file count: 0
[17:18:09] CLPI (clipinfo) file count: 0
[17:18:09] MPLS (playlist) file count: 1
[17:18:09] Skipping to next...
[17:18:09] Preparing authoring information...
[17:18:09] Preparing menu pages...
[17:18:09] Setting main menu for 15 titles...
[17:18:09] Playback will end after title #15.
[17:18:09] Playback will start with title #1 (Clash of The Titans ).
[17:18:09] Setting menu properties...
[17:18:09] Selected TV system: [NTSC]
[17:18:09] Processing clip (CPI/CLPI) files...
[17:18:11] Completed.
[17:18:11] Setting Blu-ray format...
[17:18:13] Done!
[17:18:13] Saving multiAVCHD quick-load project (mpf):
[17:18:13] D:\AVCHD\multiAVCHD.mpf (OK!)
Compilation summary:
Format: Blu-ray player (BD-R/BD-RE disc)
Name : multiAVCHD
===============================================================================
1. Clash of The Titans [01:46:06]
2. Clash of The Titans [00:35:01]
3. Clash of The Titans [00:20:18]
4. Clash of The Titans [00:18:10]
5. Clash of The Titans [00:07:56]
6. Clash of The Titans [00:05:23]
7. Clash of The Titans [00:02:58]
8. Clash of The Titans [00:00:29]
9. Clash of The Titans [00:00:23]
10. Clash of The Titans [00:00:14]
11. Clash of The Titans [00:00:14]
12. Clash of The Titans [00:00:11]
13. Clash of The Titans [00:00:11]
14. Clash of The Titans [00:00:05]
15. Clash of The Titans [00:00:03]
===============================================================================
Overall duration : 03:17:51
Output size : 16483 MiB (16.096 GiB)
[17:18:13] Warnings/errors for this compilation: 13
[17:18:13] D:\AVCHD folder created (AVCHD/Blu-ray output)!
[17:18:13] Burn its CONTENTS to BD-R/RE UDF 2.50/2.60 disc!
[17:18:15] You may now remove temp folder (D:\Workspace\multiAVCHD\Temp\multiTEMP-20101216\).
[17:18:15] Your compilation contains 3hrs 17min 51sec of video material.
[17:18:15] multiAVCHD finished in 384.87 seconds (00:06:24.869)!
[17:18:15] End of log.
[17:18:15] Cleaning up...
[17:18:15] Done!
===============================================================================
[17:18:16] For technical support, bug reports and questions:
[17:18:16] http://multiFORUM.deanBG.com/
[17:18:16] http://multiAVCHD.deanBG.com/
[17:18:16] http://multiAVCHD.deanBG.com/doom9/
[17:18:16] For latest download links and tools visit:
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The menu is lost and my sub is not added..
I tried this with 00006.MPLS and 00100.MPLS too,Every time themenu is lost and my sub is not added
What should i do?
416d697248
16th December 2010, 14:59
Input size : 23GB
Output size : 16483 MiB (16.096 GiB)
:-(
deank
17th December 2010, 09:46
Are you sure that this is an ORIGINAL blu-ray disc?
416d697248
17th December 2010, 10:30
Yes,But this is a Malaysian version,I think they edited it once before..
I was wondering if you could help me with it..
Can you take the control of my computer with Remote Desktop and do it for me?
416d697248
17th December 2010, 10:53
You know,This disc has the video split across multiple *.m2ts files and my exact problem isn't adding subtitle to it,I did it by tsMuxeR and crl2007 method,Everything is working fine on my lptop (PowerDVD 10 and TotalMedia Theatre 3),But,On Playstation 3 and Blu-Ray Player it has a problem just same as Iron Man 2 (Iron Man 2 splits in several m2ts files too),The movie doesn't start,screen remains black..
What should I do to solve this problem on PS3 and BD Players?
I only want to make my disc compatible whit PS3 an BD Player
matiypau
17th January 2011, 12:52
Hi, thank you so much for the guide:
I did the conviction's bluray with multiavchd but the menu buttons do not appear.
Help me
Thanks
chiphoi
23rd January 2011, 13:59
When i load the saved project, it doesn't show where the bluray is in my partition. I saved the same bluray folder in 2 different partition, 1 for re-authoring and 1 for backup. Could you show the patch in next version.
Salehi
23rd January 2011, 22:15
Hi
Some Blu-ray have the same playlist.
http://picload.org/image/alodop/playlist.jpg
I add subtitle to this Blu-ray using guide(palylist 3 was edited). I test it with "TMT" and I found that the language ID was not changed. I change the language ID for playlist 47 manually using BDedit(for playlist 3 automatically done with multiAVCHD) and after that the language ID has been changed. So it seems that in this case playlist 47 is master not playlist 3.
My question is, how to find that which one is master playlist before editing?
velvet21
23rd April 2011, 03:17
Hi, before my question I just want to say THANKS a lot for being making this program, dude...
Well, this is my problem: I've added subtitles to a BD that originally doesn't have any, Using multiAVCHD I was able to make a succesful compilation, everithing works okey, menus, chapters... except the subtitles, that doesn't show at all, with my bd player I can see that are hidden or something, coz I can read "spanish" but in a grey color and I can't select them, I tried to edit the BD with Bd edit and everthing seems to be normal, the subtile track appears to be ok, coz the subtitle is not "hidden", if they were "hidden" the subtitle track would not appear and everything could be resolve with just pusshing the button of "+". but the are there and I can't see them with any player. So I don't know that to do : (
Please help!
setarip_old
23rd April 2011, 03:58
@velvet21
Try the following sub-forum:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511
velvet21
23rd April 2011, 14:14
@velvet21
Try the following sub-forum:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511
I first tried with ts muxer, but it didn't worked at all, That's why I changed into multiAVCHD
crl2007
25th April 2011, 06:55
multiAVCHD should have added your subtitles correctly in the mpls too. But if that did not happen, you can try to manually add the subtitle stream in the playlist by editing it with BDEdit.
http://thumbnails30.imagebam.com/12945/4d9c0a129443737.jpg (http://www.imagebam.com/image/4d9c0a129443737)
You press on the number from 1 and then on the plus sign from number two. And from number 3 you edit your language and order.
velvet21
25th April 2011, 18:19
multiAVCHD should have added your subtitles correctly in the mpls too. But if that did not happen, you can try to manually add the subtitle stream in the playlist by editing it with BDEdit.
http://thumbnails30.imagebam.com/12945/4d9c0a129443737.jpg (http://www.imagebam.com/image/4d9c0a129443737)
You press on the number from 1 and then on the plus sign from number two. And from number 3 you edit your language and order.
Thanks for the answer, but the fact is that I can see the subtitle stream added by multiAVCHD with BDEdit, but power dvd or totalmedia theatre are unable to show the subtitles, they appear to be hidden or something, because both programs shows that there is a subtitle track that says "SPANISH" (but in a grey color) so I can't even select them to see them- they are there but I can't select them with the bd player software-
Help : (
setarip_old
26th April 2011, 00:49
@crl2007
Hi!
I have a very unusual situation that I'm hoping you can help me to resolve. This is the background of my dilemma:
I recently acquired a USED Blu-ray disc ("Face Off") from a retailer that was going out of business. I also have owned the DVD version for several years. When I got around to attempting to make a backup copy of the Blu-ray several days later, I discovered that the disc contained an insurmountable, invisible flaw at 73% of the main movie - and the retailer was no longer in business.
So I now have:
1) An incomplete Blu-ray disc, lacking only the main movie .M2TS (00003.m2ts), and
2) A fully functional DVD version of the same movie.
I have now successfully converted the DVD's main movie to a BDMV(Plus all sub-directories) + CERTIFICATE Blu-ray compliant "package" (H.264, 1080p, 23.976fps, Level 4.1, bitrate approximately 3,000, and audio of 640 kbps 5.1AC3). This plays perfectly as a Blu-ray "movie only" disc on all standalones and my PC.
I am seeking a way to incorporate this homebrewn "Blu-ray" into the commercial (flawed) Blu-ray. The following approaches have FAILED:
1) Simply changing the name of the homebrewn movie-only .M2TS to "00003.m2ts" and adding it to the "real" Blu-ray's contents.
2) Changing the names of the homebrewn movie-only .M2TS., .CLPI, and .MPLS to "00003" - and adding the homebrewn "00003.m2ts" to the "real" Blu-ray's contents and replacing the "real" Blu-ray's "00003" .CLPI and .MPLS files with the homebrewn versions.
Is there a way to use multiAVCHD's re-authoring capabilities (while retaining menus and extras) to accomplish this, despite not having the commercial Blu-ray's main movie .M2TS as a starting point?
Thank you.
crl2007
28th April 2011, 17:24
AFAIK that bitrate does not follow the BD standard. As it may play as a separate entity, replacing it manually in the original BD is kinda tricky. You can try this too:
You replace the main movie and the clpi fil with those created by you. After that, you open BDedit and edit the mpls files of the main movie by deleting the m2ts contained there and adding the one you made. Then you have to copy the in_out times and chapter marks from the mpls you created. Save and in theory it should work. multiAVCHD doesn't have a movie replacing feature. AFAIK deank no longer has time to add new features.
setarip_old
29th April 2011, 01:51
@crl2007
Thank you for your suggestions...
crl2007
29th April 2011, 06:10
Let me know if it worked. I'm curious too.
setarip_old
29th April 2011, 10:39
@crl2007
Thanks again for your suggestions ;>}
However, I actually tripped across a very simple solution that required virtually no effort:
1) Loaded my initial homebrewn "00003.m2ts" (bitrate of 3,000) into multiAVCHD and transcoded at a bitrate of 12,500 - and saved as a Blu-ray "package".
2) Added my revised homebrewn movie-only .M2TS "00003.m2ts" (The missing/incomplete Blu-ray movie-only title) to the "real" Blu-ray's contents. (I did NOT swap in the .MPLS and .CPLI files from my homebrewn DVD-converted-to-Blu-ray).
3) Simply used the wonderful BD Rebuilder to compress the entire package to a "FULL DISC" BD9, with all menus and extras in tact. Everything functions perfectly, including main menu, movie playback, extras, popup menu, scene selection. The only things not captured were subtitles and additional audiostreams (due to the faulty/incomplete original main movie "0003.m2ts). The important factor here is that BD Rebuilder apparently fixed those .MPLS and .CPLI files as required.
crl2007
29th April 2011, 10:56
So BD Rebuilder did what I said earlier, but automatically. It's good to know, not to waste time modifying it manually. I'm glad you figured it out.
hello crl2007,i need some helps for add subtitles to 2 part file of movie in same playlist
forexample 0004.m2ts is main movie file
have other files
0008.m2ts is theatrical version of movie
0016.m2ts is alternate version of movie
those files linked to 0004.m2ts file
when i tried add subtitle to that movie,i getting tsmuxer failed on multiavchd,how i can do it as manually?
you can see from attachments,what should i do?
i did alternate version of movie as blank..and other was reauthored.
thanks in advance
Ps3z
Playlists
http://thumbnails36.imagebam.com/13502/8948a5135019589.jpg (http://www.imagebam.com/image/8948a5135019589)
Theatrical version
http://thumbnails29.imagebam.com/13502/705027135019602.jpg (http://www.imagebam.com/image/705027135019602)
Alternate version
http://thumbnails16.imagebam.com/13502/292c6b135019622.jpg (http://www.imagebam.com/image/292c6b135019622)
Salehi
6th June 2011, 10:08
You should use tsmuxer.
Try following steps:
1.Prepare subtitle for 00004.m2ts and 00008.m2ts separately(you may also do it for 00016.m2ts).
2.Use tsmuxer to add subtitle to both file.(if tsmuxer again failed, notify me!)
3.Replace 0000.4.m2ts and 00008.m2ts and their clipinf file(00004.clpi and 00004.clpi)
3.change intime(00:10:00.000) for all playlist that contain 00004.m2ts and 00008.m2ts
In this way you will keep both version of the movie.
You should use tsmuxer.
Try following steps:
1.Prepare subtitle for 00004.m2ts and 00008.m2ts separately(you may also do it for 00016.m2ts).
2.Use tsmuxer to add subtitle to both file.(if tsmuxer again failed, notify me!)
3.Replace 0000.4.m2ts and 00008.m2ts and their clipinf file(00004.clpi and 00004.clpi)
3.change intime(00:10:00.000) for all playlist that contain 00004.m2ts and 00008.m2ts
In this way you will keep both version of the movie.
hello salehi
if i remux by tsmuxer that both files,i have to cut that subtitle right?i didnt try it bcz will takes longtime...i would to try before than you told me that.but i wouldnt do that...for not be tired anymore :) ok i can try like this....if you want add something on it...type me pls
Thanks in advance
Ps3z
Salehi
6th June 2011, 10:32
Yes, you should cut subtitle with exact time of each part.
I assume that you are familiar with tsmuxer and bdedit, are you?
what is your moive title?
Yes, you should cut subtitle with exact time of each part.
I assume that you are familiar with tsmuxer and bdedit, are you?
what is your moive title?
yeah i know how to do it,movie title is red riding hood
i will do it soon.
thanks mate!
Yes, you should cut subtitle with exact time of each part.
I assume that you are familiar with tsmuxer and bdedit, are you?
what is your moive title?
i did all but i used original playlist and clpi,
when i changed that in time of movie as 00:10:00.000
movie replaying itself.while playing and no sound.
i modified the playlist info normally.
where i did wrong or skip?
i would to notice it****
when i didnt touch to original mpls everything working perfect but without sound :)
Salehi
6th June 2011, 14:13
Replacing clpi is not arbitrary, you have to replace it.
Replacing clpi is not arbitrary, you have to replace it.
i think queque is slided on tsmuxer and
when i removed secondary video from container for 16.m2ts its being fine
i will do for 4.m2ts file...now
i will try to complete...and will share the result with you
Salehi
6th June 2011, 14:44
Unfortunately tsmuxer has two problem.
1. Change Intime to 00.10.00.000
2. Remove Secondary Video
If your movie has SV, you should blank it in original playlist with bdedit
Replacing clpi is not arbitrary, you have to replace it.
how i can modify clpi? you dont mention about playlist(mpls) right?
clpi dont allow me to do anything,i using original clpi,bcz if i using tsmuxer clpi etc...pop ups not available.. on movie
Salehi
6th June 2011, 14:59
how i can modify clpi? you dont mention about playlist(mpls) right?
clpi dont allow me to do anything,i using original clpi,bcz if i using tsmuxer clpi etc...pop ups not available.. on movie
Attach the following file
1. Original "PLAYLIST" and "CLIPINF" folders(all files)
2. tsmuxer output(00004.clpi, 00008.clpi, 00004.mpls, 00008.mpls)
I'll try to find out what's wrong.
Attach the following file
1. Original "PLAYLIST" and "CLIPINF" folders(all files)
2. tsmuxer output(00004.clpi, 00008.clpi, 00004.mpls, 00008.mpls)
I'll try to find out what's wrong.
i did as how i told you.
i saw 4m2ts shows that sound as dts 192kbps in information but no have sound
16m2ts working perfect with everything
tsmuxer could make any problem while processing?
Salehi
6th June 2011, 16:24
i did as how i told you.
i saw 4m2ts shows that sound as dts 192kbps in information but no have sound
16m2ts working perfect with everything
tsmuxer could make any problem while processing?
Maybe
Give me some screenshot. Or simply upload files.
I have 90 successful re-authoring and after all that I found that there is not EXACT way to re-authoring BDs. In some cases you need to use trial and error method!!
In all cases you need to replace original clpi with the one from tsmuxer output
But in some cases need to also replace mpls files and made some changes to it. Changes consist of adding popup menu(if original mpls have it) and in some cases adding subpath according to original mpls.
Maybe
Give me some screenshot. Or simply upload files.
I have 90 successful re-authoring and after all that I found that there is not EXACT way to re-authoring BDs. In some cases you need to use trial and error method!!
In all cases you need to replace original clpi with the one from tsmuxer output
But in some cases need to also replace mpls files and made some changes to it. Changes consist of adding popup menu(if original mpls have it) and in some cases adding subpath according to original mpls.
i did also many reauthors but this movie makes problems..like that.. if i use mpls from tsmuxer output,sounds and subs working but not splitting..to other alternative part of movie(16.m2ts file)
when i use original mpls and clpi working well with all sections but no audio
i trying to solve it with trial and error method...
if could be split files,could be done already.i did 100times also have split files too but few pcs...like Hall pass etc...
also released from same firm like red riding hood
all schema and designs are same
anyway...i will try to fix that ...if not...i will try to do later...if i will do succesful..i will inform you
thanks for support mate...
Unfortunately tsmuxer has two problem.
1. Change Intime to 00.10.00.000
2. Remove Secondary Video
If your movie has SV, you should blank it in original playlist with bdedit
how can i make it blank ?im curious about it,like delete clpi files?
by the way...i found single dts audio and i merge that both files of movie.and import the dts file into movie
and now working...fine. with popups and all
Salehi
6th June 2011, 18:59
how can i make it blank ?im curious about it,like delete clpi files?
by the way...i found single dts audio and i merge that both files of movie.and import the dts file into movie
and now working...fine. with popups and all
In BDedit--PLAYLIST tab--select your desired mpls--Under STN section--click on number below sV--use minus on the right side until you reach to 0.
at the end click on "Apply to clpi"
In this way you will blank sV from playlist and clipinf.(m2ts file was blanked with tsmuxer automatically! tsmuxer will delete sV from m2ts file)
In BDedit--PLAYLIST tab--select your desired mpls--Under STN section--click on number below sV--use minus on the right side until you reach to 0.
at the end click on "Apply to clpi"
In this way you will blank sV from playlist and clipinf.(m2ts file was blanked with tsmuxer automatically! tsmuxer will delete sV from m2ts file)
ok thanks..
by the way...this project will not work on blu-ray player...just work on tmt :) i recorded that for check on my ps3...i got fail.. :) whatever,that made me crazy :devil:
jfcarbel
29th June 2011, 04:46
Or what's easier if you don't want to get double sized output from MultiAVCHD:
1) Make sure that branched playlists numbers are greater than all individual m2ts playlists. For example:
Theatrical playlist (00010.m2ts+00011.m2ts): 00001.mpls
Extended playlist (00010.m2ts+00012.m2ts): 00002.mpls
00010.mpls (00010.m2ts)
00011.mpls (00011.m2ts)
00012.mpls (00012.m2ts)
Then 00001.mpls should be renamed to say 10001.mpls and 00002.mpls should be renamed to 10002.mpls
2) Open it with MultiAVCHD and make all the changes you need in 00010.mpls, 00011.mpls and 00012.mpls and don't touch 10001.mpls and 10002.mpls
3) After MultiAVCHD has done its job (you won't get double sized output), rename 10001.mpls and 10002.mpls to their original names.
4) Open MultiAVCHD output with BDEdit and add/remove edited audio/subtitle streams in STN table for 00001.mpls and 00002.mpls
As I don't have much HDD free space I prefer this option.
Greetings
Does this process work?
A japanese version of a english movie I am doing has like 10 different playlists all pointing the the same main movie. Not sure why that would be as there are not alternate versions.
LOL, thankfully I got an error message saying my target drive did not have 768 GB for the output !!
Not sure I quite understand these instructions, do I rename every playlist that refers to the main title. And I assume I rename these playlists before I load into program
claymic
28th September 2011, 12:06
I dont speak english, but i will try.
I have a movie/file in 3D and i want to add a new audio in this file, i will play this file (3DBD.iso) in the oppo bdp-93 (this player can play the 3D files in .iso). So, how do i can make this with BDEDIT, MULTIAVCH OR TSMUXER ? There is some guide for this ? The oppo will arrive about 2 weeks and i want to do this before the player arrive.
I only want to add a new audio in this blu-ray 3d .iso, without have to reencode or lose the 3D.
Thanks very much for your help and i am sorry for my bad english.
Clayton
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lutinor
29th September 2011, 06:35
When re-author fail -> author ;)
rapscallion
30th September 2011, 21:43
I dont speak english, but i will try.
I have a movie/file in 3D and i want to add a new audio in this file, i will play this file (3DBD.iso) in the oppo bdp-93 (this player can play the 3D files in .iso). So, how do i can make this with BDEDIT, MULTIAVCH OR TSMUXER ? There is some guide for this ? The oppo will arrive about 2 weeks and i want to do this before the player arrive.
I only want to add a new audio in this blu-ray 3d .iso, without have to reencode or lose the 3D.
Thanks very much for your help and i am sorry for my bad english.
Clayton
Yes, using multiavchd ( I did just this today-took 19 min to process 40 gb bd)
See here, starting with post #7 : http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162628
crl2007
30th September 2011, 21:44
He has a 3D disc, not a normal one.
claymic
30th September 2011, 21:49
Exactly
I want to add a new audio in a 3D blu-ray, i have search for this and dont find nothing. If anyone can help i will be very greatfull.
Thanks a lot.
Clayton
crl2007
30th September 2011, 21:50
As I've told you, there's no way yet to edit full 3D discs. First of all, you can't edit the ssif files and second of all, you can't make the iso back.
claymic
30th September 2011, 21:54
I dont read this answer, its the first time i read this from you. Whre you answer before ?
Thanks for the info.
Mkv sbs for now.
Clayton.
crl2007
30th September 2011, 21:54
In the other thread.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=150511&page=22
claymic
30th September 2011, 22:20
So, triple thanks for you. I will forget this for now.
Very thanks again.
Clayton
crl2007
30th September 2011, 22:21
You're welcome.
boysinger
4th October 2011, 14:51
Thank you very much for your guide. It's very useful.
But I have a problem after reauthoring. One of added subtitles streams is running 1-2 sec forward. However, both added subtitles streams have the same timings (according to srt). Why? What's the problem? How can I correct it?
Thank you for advance.
Capsbackup
4th October 2011, 15:14
Thank you very much for your guide. It's very useful.
But I have a problem after reauthoring. One of added subtitles streams is running 1-2 sec forward. However, both added subtitles streams have the same timings (according to srt). Why? What's the problem? How can I correct it?
Thank you for advance.
You can use Subtitle Workshop, http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Subtitle-Workshop, to change the timings of .srt files.
Load the .srt file, then go to edit, timings, set delay. Change the +/- for your situation and you can make the necessary adjustments. :cool:
boysinger
4th October 2011, 16:42
Desync appears after reauthoring... The same subtitles of other language plays correctly. I repeat: both srt-subtitles have the same timings. But after reauthoring the first subtitle stream is desync, and the second is correct. I don't understand why...
crl2007
4th October 2011, 16:43
Try and first make the sup with easySUP. SUP files can't get desync.
boysinger
4th October 2011, 16:56
Thank you. I'll try.
boysinger
6th October 2011, 18:25
Yes. It works. After making sup-files from srt with easySUP problem desappeared.
Gabriel88
21st January 2012, 15:43
1) Please tell me why do I get an error "AVSinfo.exe stopped working" every time when I start multiAVCHD.
This error also is happening sometimes when I try to change something in the program (change the value of a parameter).
I installed the latest codecs from the links from your first post.
I am running windows 7 x64.
2) Do I need the codecs installed if I am not interested to blank trailers, FBI warning, etc, so I do not need the preview!?
I am just interested to add a subtitle to my Bluray.
I am asking you this (also) because ffdshow has tens of options and I have no idea which one to thick and which one to disable to get the preview working.
Thank you.
Gabriel88
21st January 2012, 16:41
When I try to add a subtitle to the Bluray, after I push START button I get an error:
(RT) Invalid numeric format (X) - Line 23.
Then another one:
(RT) Access violation at address 020035F4 in module 'calclib.dll'. Read of address 00001C1D - Line 57.
Please tell me what could be this!?
Thank you
djmasturbeat
22nd January 2012, 03:20
can I add sup files via "external subtitles" (and not replace subtitles)?
I added 2 sup files to the external subs list, but they do not show in the pgs list, so I am confused.
I do not want to remove or replace any subs, but it would be nice to edit where in the list my added sups are. At this point I don't even know if the sups are going to show.
please advise
btw, this is a java title if it matters at all.
crl2007
22nd January 2012, 08:54
Yes. The subtitles do not show because the disc isn't edited yet. The subtitles will show.
Music Fan
22nd January 2012, 15:03
Hi,
I created a topic to know if there's a way to transform BD into AVCHD without multiAVCHD when one don't need to change anything in the original folder (if the original BD is not Java authored) ;
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163883
The aim is to play BD copies on standalone players which play AVCHD but not BD-5.
Some of you maybe know the answer, thanks for your help ;)
Gabriel88
25th January 2012, 22:31
I reinstalled multiAVCHD and the "(RT) Invalid numeric format (X) - Line 23" and the "(RT) Access violation at address 020035F4 in module 'calclib.dll'. Read of address 00001C1D - Line 57" dissapeared
Gabriel88
25th January 2012, 22:37
However "AVSinfo.exe stopped working" was still present until I installed AVISynth.
CRL2007, please tell me if you could include in your guide the AVISynth to be installed.
It looks the installation of AVISynth is mandatory for the program multiAVCHD (latest version) to work correctly.
Thanks.
setarip_old
26th January 2012, 06:06
@Gabriel88
Hi!
The following are a few lines from the multiAVCHD tutorial, that can be found at:
multiavchd.deanbg.com/tutorial.php
[-] Thumbnail menu - If checked, multiAVCHD will produce thumbnails of your titles - 7 per menu page - max of 36 pages. Requires x264/avisynth/mplayer.
[x] XMB menu - If checked, multiAVCHD will produce XMB-like menu with maximum of 252 browsable titles. Requires x264/avisynth/mplayer.
[x] Slide menu - If checked, multiAVCHD will produce iTunes-like menu with maximum of 252 browsable titles. Requires x264/avisynth/mplayer.
[x] Carousel menu - If checked, multiAVCHD will produce menu with maximum of 252 browsable titles. Requires x264/avisynth/mplayer. (design by Atak_Snajpera @ doom9)
[ Preview ] - Click to see how your menu will look like (for this to work you need x264/AviSynth 2.58 and [x] Custom menu checked). A preview screen will open:
Gabriel88
26th January 2012, 22:11
Thanks Setarip-Old.
I know about Dean' s site.
But I find more instructive the guide in this thread.
Cheers
Gabriel88
26th January 2012, 22:13
Can multiAVCHD add a subtitle to a Bluray that has the main movie split accross many *.m2ts files, keeping the menu untouched!?
Thanks
laz305
26th April 2012, 00:33
and of course I would run into a problem. As soon as I load the BDMV folder and switch to re-author tsmuxer just keeps popping up saying it has stopped working until multiAVCHD crashes. HELP PLZ!!!!!
Capsbackup
26th April 2012, 14:29
and of course I would run into a problem. As soon as I load the BDMV folder and switch to re-author tsmuxer just keeps popping up saying it has stopped working until multiAVCHD crashes. HELP PLZ!!!!!
Look at the main titles list of subtitles in multiAVCHD, and if you see multiple ones for each language, try to remove the duplicates. This has worked for me. ;)
laz305
26th April 2012, 16:02
It won't let me get that far, as soon as I load the BDMV folder it won't finish scanning it cuz tsMuxer keeps crashing and then multiAVCHD crashes and I can't re-author.
Capsbackup
27th April 2012, 00:29
It won't let me get that far, as soon as I load the BDMV folder it won't finish scanning it cuz tsMuxer keeps crashing and then multiAVCHD crashes and I can't re-author.
This could be a problem with your source Blu-ray. Was it ripped with AnyDVD HD? Can you load any Blu-rays with multiAVCHD and get it to work? :confused:
laz305
27th April 2012, 01:15
No AnyDVD is not open, should it be? I can do .mkv files fine using multiAVCHD but can't use re-author mode for nothing tsmuxer has stopped working until multiAVCHD crashes and shuts down. OMG I hope Dean or you can hep me solve this I donated to him and everything. :(
Capsbackup
27th April 2012, 01:32
You cannot import a protected Blu-ray, thus you must rip it first. I do not know if you can use multiAVCHD on the fly with a Blu-ray in your drive and AnyDVD HD running, I have never tried this before.
Is there any ripped to your hard drive Blu-ray that will work with multiAVCHD in Re-author mode?
laz305
27th April 2012, 12:49
Ok so how do I rip? Cuz I try to use DVDFab 8 and it gives me the same error.
Capsbackup
27th April 2012, 15:54
I do not use DVDFab, I use Anydvd, found here: http://www.slysoft.com/en/.
I have read DVDFab is not as reliable as Anydvd, and I have never had a problem with Anydvd.
You have some reading to do, and a little searching and you will find ripping procedures as well as making sure all helper applications for multiAVCHD are installed. ( Avisynth, ffdshow, haali )
Start here, scroll down, and download "multiTEST" to make sure multiAVCHD is installed properly.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=143744
The same helper apps are used for BD-RB, so you could look here as well:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=143716
EDIT:
From your post here, you should be using BD-RB : :)
Wow can't wait to try this out tonight, any ETA doing a 1:1 copy when compressing from about 40GB to 25GB? I've been told to save the 50GB to HDD first then compress correct? Cuz I did it before and it took 30hrs. using DVDFab lol
EDIT: Well looks like I'm never gonna find out cuz tsMuxer stops working and is crashing multiAVCHD, do I need tsMuxer? Can I remove it?
laz305
27th April 2012, 16:13
Ok I've done mutiTest and I have everything installed. I must be missing a step, how do I use AnyDVD to rip a BD? my goal is to make 1:1 copies of my blurays. 25GB
Capsbackup
27th April 2012, 16:45
Ok I've done mutiTest and I have everything installed. I must be missing a step, how do I use AnyDVD to rip a BD? my goal is to make 1:1 copies of my blurays. 25GB
Just run Anydvd, right click on the little red fox next to the clock on the task bar and select rip to file. I would leave the options at default for Anydvd, and not use "Speed Menu" if you want a full 1:1 backup.
And check out BD-RB!!
laz305
27th April 2012, 16:54
Ok so that is the step I was skipping, I would just drag&drop and then open with DVDFab or multiAVCHD. So maybe now I won't get any errors. Thx I'll post back tonight with results.
EDIT: ok I ripped it will try this after DVDFab finishes in about 20hrs. Compression from 28GB to 25GB is still taking over 20hrs. lol
sreemv
15th May 2012, 19:35
with the latest multiavchd, When I added an additional audio track, it showed up in a new tab "other audio" and it did not get muxed with m2ts? whats that about??
A quick search of this thread showed this:
Both the MPLS file and the CLPI reference the type of audio in the M2TS file. In fact, its possible that more than one MPLS could do so.
So, could someone tell me the proper method to mux in a new audio? I have a BD with only LPCM - I encoded a DTS and am trying to add/mux to the same disk in re-author mode.
Timmy1977
6th August 2012, 16:35
Excellent tutorial can you update with a "3D Bluray"
I tried to do the same on a 3d bluray by adding a new audio track , everythings goes fine (no error) but when I'm trying to play, I saw the menu and just after choosing to launch the movie it hangs and freeze on the menu
Anybody has an idea?
Eseninzhiv
6th August 2012, 22:31
it is better to use the BD Reauthor 3D and Scenarist BD 5.7
Timmy1977
7th August 2012, 10:36
thanks Eseninzhiv
any tutorial somewhere? Multiavchd doesn't plan to add these features?
Thanks for the reply
crl2007
7th August 2012, 10:37
ATM there's no free alternative.
DMagic1
14th November 2012, 07:41
Any guide for doing a movie that has regular and directors cut? They share some of the same m2ts files and some different. The goal is to blank one, keep the other, and keep the menu.
FreaQ
10th December 2012, 14:41
Hi,
I have a Blu-Ray where the 0000.mt2s contains a primary (main movie) and a secondary (PIP) videotrack.
I tried to replace the primary video track with TsMuxer and keeping the secondary video track + subtitles + audio.
In after remuxing I put the new created m2ts back in the BD-Structure. But playback fails because now only the secondary videotrack is recognized with the main movies audio. I am not possible to switch between the video tracks.
So the goal is: Replacing the primary video track in 0000.mt2s while keeping secondary videotrack+secondary audio+secondary subtitles and primary audio + primary subtitles with keeoing the BD Structure intact.
Can multiAVCHD achieve this or any other programm?
setarip_old
11th December 2012, 18:24
@Timmy1977
Hi! Multiavchd doesn't plan to add these features? Not likely, as multiAVCHD has been inactive for quite some time...
maverickluke
7th January 2013, 01:44
I did the first step which was to drag and drop the BDMV folder into multiAVCHD and over 30 minutes has passed and it is still loading. How long is this suppose to take to load. The total folder size is 45gb. I am running XP.
maverickluke
7th January 2013, 01:55
I also am setting up according to the first step, and the top buttons are all greyed out (Add Video files, AVCHD/BDMV/DVD folders etc.). Under the Author tab, there are not some options that you are recommending checking. Is this because I am suing v4.1 build 771?
stanler
5th February 2013, 23:14
someone can tell me how to do it
to add an audio track on a full bluray disc bd50 or bd25 and to keep all the disc menu intact .... is that possible if yes can you tell me how to do it please thx guys
Music Fan
6th February 2013, 00:38
Probably not with multiAVCHD, try BDEdit (maybe with TSMuxer to add/mux the audio track in the m2ts).
Capsbackup
6th February 2013, 06:02
someone can tell me how to do it
to add an audio track on a full bluray disc bd50 or bd25 and to keep all the disc menu intact .... is that possible if yes can you tell me how to do it please thx guys
If the original Blu-ray's main movie title consists of a single .m2ts, then while in re-author mode, you can highlight the associated playlist/m2ts file and, under the audio tab add external audio, define your language, and proceed to re-author.
Note that some Blu-ray authoring uses several mpls files for this single .m2ts main movie file, requiring each playlist to have the external audio added, and that can cause multiAVCHD to have oversizing problems.
Of course there will not be a button selection for that added audio file on the original Blu-ray's menu, but you should still be able to select it through the remotes audio selection function.
Music Fan
6th February 2013, 21:14
Something else to know : if the menu is Java authored, I don't believe multiAVCHD will keep it as is.
stanler
6th February 2013, 22:04
Something else to know : if the menu is Java authored, I don't believe multiAVCHD will keep it as is.
ok thx guys is there a video or picture to show me exactly how to do it ?
that would be nice hehe
and how do we know if the disc bluray menu are is java authored or not !!
rickwj324
7th August 2013, 21:30
Hi.. I've been using multiavchd for a while (great program Dean!!) but primarily using it for file conversions on blu (single movie only, no menus).
Here's my question: In the full Blu-ray Authoring mode, can I take an entire blu-ray that's ripped on my hdd (full structure w/ menus) and replace the main audio/video with another movie (actually the same movie from a better foreign released disc)?
My scenario is this: I have 2 copies of the exact same movie (Disc one is a US release with inferior video and Disc two is a foreign release with a better quality video of the main film). I would like to use my USA blu-ray as the template, keeping all of the English Menu's, etc., but replace the main movie with the better quality version from the Asian release. Does that make sense? And if this is available, is there a nOOb guide to walk me through the exact steps?
Sorry if this is a stupid question. I really would like to rebuild this into a US friendly disc as far as the menus are concerned, but have it play the Asian movie for its better A/V quality. I don't want or need to re-encode!
Thanks in advance! RickWJ324
rattice
8th October 2013, 03:29
I'd like to take a blu-ray that has been split into 2 M2ts files, and make a AVCHD compatible on PS3 where the 2 files are merged to play as one movie
Dofin
1st August 2014, 01:23
Your program works great! :)
This, to me, is just a small issue. It can be time consuming though, which is a little annoying, but luckily I only have experienced a few Blu-Rays that have many of these types of files.
Considering what you have done so far, especially recently, I, in know way, am complaining!!
Just happy to be testing the different options, and there are so many, when I can find time. :p
Use Clown_BD BD Copier, a small free program that will let you identify all these tiny files. Take note of the mpls files and blank them in multiAVCHD.
szabi
20th October 2014, 21:09
Hi
This is the parameters of original video.
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : VC-1
Format profile : Advanced@L3
Codec ID : 234
Duration : 1h 57mn
Bit rate : 23.1 Mbps
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate : 23.976 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.465
Stream size : 19.0 GiB (79%)
This is the parameters of video after remux.
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : VC-1
Format profile : Advanced@L3
Codec ID : 234
Duration : 1h 57mn
Bit rate : 22.4 Mbps
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate : 23.976 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.450
Stream size : 18.4 GiB (84%)
Language : English
Just few unwanted audio was blanked.
What is the reason for change in video attributes?
It was not touched.
bye
szabi
JessieMay
22nd October 2014, 07:28
Thanks for the guide Dean, I have tried. Works well. Looking for this a ton of time.
nunub
28th October 2014, 13:59
@Dean......But there is issue with multiavchd reauthor process with dolby digital plus 7.1 audio, if we are replacing the audio with dolby digital plus 7.1 then we are just getting dolby digital plus 5.1 as output in the reauthored folder.
rickwj324
8th April 2016, 17:00
I don't know if these threads are read any longer, but I had posted the question below a long time ago and I'm still curious if this is possible. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks!
Hi.. I've been using multiavchd for a while (great program Dean!!) but primarily using it for file conversions on blu (single movie only, no menus).
Here's my question: In the full Blu-ray Authoring mode, can I take an entire blu-ray that's ripped on my hdd (full structure w/ menus) and replace the main audio/video with another movie (actually the same movie from a better foreign released disc)?
My scenario is this: I have 2 copies of the exact same movie (Disc one is a US release with inferior video and Disc two is a foreign release with a better quality video of the main film). I would like to use my USA blu-ray as the template, keeping all of the English Menu's, etc., but replace the main movie with the better quality version from the Asian release. Does that make sense? And if this is available, is there a nOOb guide to walk me through the exact steps?
Sorry if this is a stupid question. I really would like to rebuild this into a US friendly disc as far as the menus are concerned, but have it play the Asian movie for its better A/V quality. I don't want or need to re-encode!
Thanks in advance! RickWJ324
Capsbackup
12th April 2016, 18:40
You could use BD-RB to do this. Just set the output size in BD-RB to a greater value than the original so no reencoding is done.
Process both discs to their own folders, let BD-RB demux all files for both discs, then just substitute the .264 file of the main movie you want to keep and any audio tracks you want to change, making sure the file names are identical to the ones you want to keep.
As long as you don't change the file name of the demuxed tracks for the one you want to keep, and just exchange the .264 file with the correct name that you want to keep with the one you don't want, BD-RB will just rebuild the new Blu-ray structure of the disc you want with the files you substituted.
After the files are switched, just run BD-RB again and it will continue the job with the new files and make a new Blu-ray set of folders that will be ready to burn to disc.
rickwj324
2nd May 2016, 17:37
You could use BD-RB to do this. Just set the output size in BD-RB to a greater value than the original so no reencoding is done.
Process both discs to their own folders, let BD-RB demux all files for both discs, then just substitute the .264 file of the main movie you want to keep and any audio tracks you want to change, making sure the file names are identical to the ones you want to keep.
As long as you don't change the file name of the demuxed tracks for the one you want to keep, and just exchange the .264 file with the correct name that you want to keep with the one you don't want, BD-RB will just rebuild the new Blu-ray structure of the disc you want with the files you substituted.
After the files are switched, just run BD-RB again and it will continue the job with the new files and make a new Blu-ray set of folders that will be ready to burn to disc.
Awesome! I will give it a go this week and let you know how I make out. Thanks for your reply!!! :thanks:
alimao
26th March 2017, 08:39
Title movie search movie database offiline ? Any possible solution ?
Blumaster
8th November 2017, 11:02
hello guys i never user the program because all the options make me crazy lol but i read more and more and look easy at least to authoring blurays :) i have some question, anyway i making test, can use to author 3D blurays? and what about movies with many playlist and splitted .mt2s .ssif? allways use tsmuxer when want to edit a 3D bluray but this scenario kill me all time, the same with multi angles movies :(
Lucius Snow
15th February 2019, 14:58
Hi all,
I'm trying to rebuild a Blu-Ray 3D by replacing an AC3 5.1 audio track by a DTS HD MA 5.1 one. It has always worked perfectly with Blu-Ray 2D. But the logs mention "Failed!" for Blu-Ray 3D.
I've updated \tools\tsMuxeR.exe to the latest version. No change.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
ocean
18th February 2019, 17:11
Hi Lucius Snow, if the aim is to keep the original structure with menus and extras, make a copy of the original structure of the movie, delete folder SSIF, use tsMuxeR for replace audio, selection output BluRay folder, replace two m2ts and clpi, rename them as originally number, main mpls rename inside using hex editor, insert them in the original structure, download DVDFab virtual drive is free:
https://www.dvdfab.cn/virtual-drive.htm
enter to menu, selection create mini iso, point to the newly created folder, the structure with the SSIF folder will be recreated.
Lucius Snow
19th February 2019, 16:34
Hi Lucius Snow, if the aim is to keep the original structure with menus and extras, make a copy of the original structure of the movie, delete folder SSIF, use tsMuxeR for replace audio, selection output BluRay folder, replace two m2ts and clpi, rename them as originally number, main mpls rename inside using hex editor, insert them in the original structure, download DVDFab virtual drive is free:
https://www.dvdfab.cn/virtual-drive.htm
enter to menu, selection create mini iso, point to the newly created folder, the structure with the SSIF folder will be recreated.
How to mux a 3D stream with TSMuxer? I have both the .mvc and the .h264 elementary streams. But I don't see how to bring them associated as a 3D stream.
However, I can import .ssif (seen as 3D) and the .dts, remove / add the audio track I want, and then remux. But I get an error: "AV frame too large (64001 bytes). Increase AV buffer."
And what data should I rename in the HEX editor?
Thank you.
ocean
19th February 2019, 17:23
Look from post 61 onwards:
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=168539&page=4
mpls main in Blu-ray 3D, contains 2 references to m2ts (mvc and the h264) with hexadecimal editor you have to change after mux with tsmuxer, using the same numbers that you find in the original mpls main.
However, I can import .ssif (seen as 3D) and the .dts, remove / add the audio track I want, and then remux. But I get an error: "AV frame too large (64001 bytes). Increase AV buffer."
Try looking here:
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=151390
misiuro
3rd May 2019, 11:00
Hi
Could you help me?I have orginal bluray The Enforcer Eastwood australian edition. I added my polish subtitles with multiAVCHD. The bluray has 20gb. Everything works great,but my bluray now has 40gb.
Why?
I want to put it on 25gb bluray disc.
Is there another program to correct it ?
This bluray has multiple playlists mpls, and I added subtitles to 00053.mpls where was main subtitles list.
I atached multiAVCHD log
Thank's
Hi misiuro, use bdinfo to find the main playlist:
https://www.videohelp.com/software/BDInfo
misiuro
3rd May 2019, 18:18
Hi
I do it. I make snap. How to find main playlist?
Metal-HTPC
9th May 2019, 13:57
I also started using multiAVCHD to author my episode SD-BD.
Since I don't need any thumbnails I used the xmb Menu style.
I have two questions. Is it possible to set the chosen title to a different color ? Also everytime I chose another title the backround music restarts. Is the a possibility that it just plays also during skipping through the title list ?
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks
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