Included digital copies are still the exception rather than the norm in the Blu-ray world. Lame. You’d like to rip those discs for playback elsewhere, right? But there is something you should know first.
Many BDs actually have the movie split up over multiple m2ts files, and often use different segments depending on region (eg WallE). Therefore it’s best to use BDinfo to retrieve info on all the playlists for m2ts files, and select in TSmuxer the corresponding playlist file.
Anyway, I just use TSmuxer to extract the main video and audio component and leave it at that. No point converting down to a low res, you might as well just get the DVD. I’d convert to 1080p MKV but ultimately that’ll only save a few gigs so it’s not worth it.
Included digital copies are still the exception rather than the norm in the Blu-ray world. Lame. You’d like to rip those discs for playback elsewhere, right? But there is something you should know first.
cleverclogs
March 2, 2009 at 9:55 AM
Many BDs actually have the movie split up over multiple m2ts files, and often use different segments depending on region (eg WallE). Therefore it’s best to use BDinfo to retrieve info on all the playlists for m2ts files, and select in TSmuxer the corresponding playlist file.
Report PermalinkAnyway, I just use TSmuxer to extract the main video and audio component and leave it at that. No point converting down to a low res, you might as well just get the DVD. I’d convert to 1080p MKV but ultimately that’ll only save a few gigs so it’s not worth it.
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March 19, 2010 at 7:08 PM
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