StHapns247
25th June 2011, 15:34
Is there a program I can use that will assist me with identifying which m2ts streams are associated with a particular episode on a blu-ray disc?
I usually use DVDFab to rip blu-rays, but I've recently run into an issue with the first disc of the new Battlestar Galactica series. It just so happened that 2 episodes were the EXACT same length down to the second and there was no pattern in the structure. Title 1 was not episode 1, it was episode 3 and so on...
It took me way too long to make sure I had everything labeled right and and I'm still not sure if it's all correct.
I've been looking for a program that will show the actually episodes names and which m2ts stream they correspond to. For instance Episode 1 matches 67.m2ts or the episode named "33" matches 67.m2st.
All I have found is programs that match the playlist number with the matching video file, but DVDFab does this on its own and there is no indication of which episode it actually is.
Hope I am asking this right and someone has some advise.
Thanks!
I usually use DVDFab to rip blu-rays, but I've recently run into an issue with the first disc of the new Battlestar Galactica series. It just so happened that 2 episodes were the EXACT same length down to the second and there was no pattern in the structure. Title 1 was not episode 1, it was episode 3 and so on...
It took me way too long to make sure I had everything labeled right and and I'm still not sure if it's all correct.
I've been looking for a program that will show the actually episodes names and which m2ts stream they correspond to. For instance Episode 1 matches 67.m2ts or the episode named "33" matches 67.m2st.
All I have found is programs that match the playlist number with the matching video file, but DVDFab does this on its own and there is no indication of which episode it actually is.
Hope I am asking this right and someone has some advise.
Thanks!