m2ts files to it, in the correct order, as indicated by the playlist. You do this by ADDing the first one in the list and then JOINing the rest of the. mpls playlist (shown in BDinfo) that contains the title track I want to use. Those numbers should correlate with the length of the 2 largest playlists, and allow you to deduce which is which. The easiest way to determine which is which is by googling to see how long the extended cut is and how long the theatrical release is (for example). (For example, a theatrical release and an extended cut). mpls files, this usually means that 2 versions of the film exist. Usually, the largest one is the correct one. Using BDinfo, I can see what playlists (.mpls files) are on the disk, by order of size. m2ts files, and they will need to be joined into one file, in the correct order, before I can proceed. If there several files that are larger than 1GB, but smaller than 10GB each, this usually means they have split up the title track into multiple.
If there is one HUGE file, and the rest are much smaller (less than a GB), then chances are, this is my title track, and I can skip to Step 5. I examine the contents of the BDMV\STREAM folder, and sort by size. I use AnyDVD HD to "Rip to image" by right clicking on the Slyfox icon in the tray If you add multiple subtitle tracks, and leave all of them ON, the VLC Player will automatically display the first one it comes to in the list that has the flag turned on. (I always include the English subtitle track in case my Dad wants to watch the movie with me, as he is hard of hearing, but I always turn the default flag to "off", as when he isn't around, I prefer to leave the subtitles off)īy default, every subtitle track you add in MKVmerge will have the default flag turned on. IMPORTANT, you MUST manually turn off the "Default" flag on all of the subtitle tracks that you add in MKVmerge, or the subtitles will be turned on by default when you play the movie. I use TSmuxer to extract the subtitles, then BDsup2sub to convert them into idx/sub files, and then after I finish RIPing the title movie to MKV format using Handbrake, I merge the subtitle tracks with the movie using MKVmerge GUI. 00743.mpls)Įnglish and Spanish are the only subtitles offered on this Blu-ray. (after you join the m2ts files into the correct order in TSmuxer, as indicated by playlist. It appears that the very 1st English and Spanish subtitles that show up in the list are the correct ones.
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