Viewing Blu-ray Extras?

[bandtrumpet7]

Hey everyone,

Potentially dumb question here, but is there any way to view extras on a BR on a computer? I know about watching a movie, but since I can't access the menus, I'm wondering if there's a way to access a specific feature (specifically, some photo galleries for "Titanic" - it's one of those "click the next chapter button to progress" galleries, rather than a slideshow). Anyone know how those types of galleries are stored on a BR disc?

Thanks!

[setarip_old]

Typically, as a playable M2TS file...

[rubenbailey]

Typically, as a playable M2TS file...

Thanks!!

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[setarip_old]

You're quite welcome ;>}

[Ghitulescu]

It might be also useful to check the playlists, some software players understand the playlists on BDs...

[bandtrumpet7]

Another, somewhat related question. Now I've moved the .m2ts files to my HDD, and I can play them in VLC and WMP. However, VLC has a tendency to stall at some of the images, and then pick up later. Or, I'll get a deformed image (see the attached). What I'm trying to do is take each frame and copy it over. It seems to play fine in WMP. I'm using the git build of VLC, 2.2.0.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/610/d34l.png

Any thoughts on allowing it to play correctly in VLC, and/or taking a screenshot of each frame automatically? (I tried the scene video filter in VLC, but all the images were empty/0 KB).

[nevcairiel]

ffmpeg for example can dump a video completely to image files, so you get one image for every frame, png, jpg, etc.

ffmpeg -i file.m2ts -f image2 out%d.png

Just change the extension to switch to other image types. :)