little question about ripping blu-rays

[tyczj]

i have been ripping blu-rays for a while now but it seems that most of the new ones that come out have the movie split up in a bunch of video files where as before i was just able to pick the biggest file in the stream folder and that would be the movie and i would just remux that and stuff but that does not seem to be the case anymore. For example this..

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg132/tyczj/files.jpg

all of those files seem to be the movie so how do i get them all together?

i am using anydvdhd for decryption and i dont want to burn it to a blu-ray i want to put it on my media streaming device

[Inspector.Gadget]

Since it seems like you just want the main title(s) on a disc, run eac3to on top of AnyDVD HD and demux the relevant playlists to their own directories. You can also use MakeMKV to wrap each title up neatly in its own MKV file.

[stax76]

some eac3to GUIs: HDConvertToX, RipBot264, StaxRip, MeGUI, BluRip

[tyczj]

ahh i got it now i have to select the right playlist in tsmuxer not the video file like i was doing before thanks

[mikeathome]

BDInfo is your friend as well. Some of these movies have advanced features. Sometime the longest play-list is not what you want (e.g. includes commentary sections). You can check the Slysoft forum for special titles. Or try and error.
Another proggy to look at is TSMuxer. Fed with the right play-list you can strip all unwanted content/tracks from the main movie and create a .ts container including only what you want. That way it is easier to handle, especially when you re-encode.

My work process:
BDInfo - find right play-list/stream
TSMuxer - build .ts
EAC3TO - extract .sup, create .ac3 (640/448)
DGAVCDecNV - index/.avs build
x264 - AVC encode
MKVToolnix - build .mkv

mike