Lincoln Burrows
21st June 2011, 05:29
Folks, I have decrypted a Blu-ray to my Hard Drive and tried to use Total Media Theatre (versions 3 / 5) to play that folder. No luck - only a black screen. And this is the only case it's not working. MakeMKV says the files are fine, so is MPC.
I was wondering if there's a way to tell if some file is damaged or the BD structure have some flaws in one of the tiny files (like index.bdmv or something).
Can you please suggest me also any software that can select the contents I desire from the Blu-ray folder and generate another BDMV folder with the contents I actually want to keep?
I mean, in this case I need the BDMV folder in my Hard Drive due to the fact I have a extra feature that can't be converted to MATROSKA, the slideshows. So I was planning to keep the BDMV folder and only the necessary files to browse through that extra feature. The movie is not necessary, so the m2ts might be deleted. However, even if I keep ALL THE FILES, TMT can't play this folder.
I knew in the past some programs that could rebuild the BD folder selecting what I wish to keep but I forgot their names. DVDFab is not doing this, it's only selecting one item at time.
I don't have at this moment enough disk space either, so I need to rebuild the whole thing and not duplicating the m2ts from the movie again. And I am not planning to reencode anything, only correcting this problem.
I was wondering if there's a way to tell if some file is damaged or the BD structure have some flaws in one of the tiny files (like index.bdmv or something).
Can you please suggest me also any software that can select the contents I desire from the Blu-ray folder and generate another BDMV folder with the contents I actually want to keep?
I mean, in this case I need the BDMV folder in my Hard Drive due to the fact I have a extra feature that can't be converted to MATROSKA, the slideshows. So I was planning to keep the BDMV folder and only the necessary files to browse through that extra feature. The movie is not necessary, so the m2ts might be deleted. However, even if I keep ALL THE FILES, TMT can't play this folder.
I knew in the past some programs that could rebuild the BD folder selecting what I wish to keep but I forgot their names. DVDFab is not doing this, it's only selecting one item at time.
I don't have at this moment enough disk space either, so I need to rebuild the whole thing and not duplicating the m2ts from the movie again. And I am not planning to reencode anything, only correcting this problem.