So I can rip bluray, but now I want to do some editing without reincoding...

[gamergomer]

I bought some of these bluscenes bluray and I'd like to play them on a screen in a waiting room. The screen in the waiting room is plugged into a computer that doesn't have a bluray drive. Also, I'd like to mix up the scenes so it doesn't play the underwater one for an hour (and mix in some movie slideshows advertising our services).

I have been able to rip them with anydvd just fine. But now I'd like to strip the music without reincoding. I'd also like to cut up the video without reincoding.

What software should I use?

[vrpatilisl]

hi
i use corel video studio x4 , but i don't think you can do this kind of stuff without reencoding. U can strip music also in it. Also try cyberlink power director.

[QuantumRand]

I could be wrong, but can't you use a remuxer like mkvMerge to strip audio and clip/splice movies?

[laserfan]

I suspect VideoReDo h264 may do what you want; there's a free two-week full trial period you could take advantage of to find out.

You should also check with them about what you intend to do; while they allow public displays, they may not like your intercutting with ads.

[gamergomer]

I'll try out some of these, thanks!

My ads are seperate video files and not using their video for backgrounds, so I don't really see how there is an issue. Each disks have multiple scenes that can be played together as one long loop or seperately as individual loops. I just want to cut individual scenes out. So it would go scene, ad, scene, ad or something like that.