Movie Only Copy Including Menus

[mike_r]

Sure, choose ISO as output in ImgBurn and not burn.

[sc2]

Found the button, going to give a try and report back.

[FurryGuy]

Originally Posted by sc2

I tried the movies on three different Blu Ray Players, a Standalone, PS3 and on the computer. All three return with mode not supported. ImgBurn burned directly to disc, can I change that setting to burn to an image file? It would nice to check the ISO before making more coasters.

If using the EZ-Picker, select the Create Image from files/folders button, or select Build (CTRL+SHIFT+B) from the Mode menu. Either method will let you create an image file you can then use for compatibility issues.

[sc2]

Built the ISO, the menu and preview is there but there is no movie. When you select Play Movie the screen just stays back and the counter doesn't move from 0:00:00

[dougw03]

Is it possible to have it so that if I only select one audio track, that audio track becomes the default and only track (same with subtitles)? For example say I have 1. TrueHD English 2. DD French 3. Spanish etc. When I choose to keep only TrueHD English and afterwards I play the title back, options 2 and 3 still exist even though they aren't really there. Thanks

This becomes more of an issue for movies distributed by Time Warner such as the Dark Knight. The primary audio track is Dolby Digital and secondary as TrueHD. When I try to play my ripped version I get no audio unless I change it manually to the secondary TrueHD.

[mike_r]

When you use tsMuxeR mode you can see which audio tracks you keep and which ones you loose. The audio you loose is still there but silent as a marker for the menus (which wouldn't work at all without this feature)

[dougw03]

Originally Posted by mike_r

When you use tsMuxeR mode you can see which audio tracks you keep and which ones you loose. The audio you loose is still there but silent as a marker for the menus (which wouldn't work at all without this feature)

Understood. However, in my experience, it does not change the default track. For example, if you have a movie where the 1st audio track is not the track you want to keep and you use BD Copier, when you play the movie there will be no sound by default because it plays the silent 1st audio track. You have to then select the track that you had kept. I was able to overcome this process by using BDRB and selecting the second audio track which then remuxed the BD and when I play now it defaults to the second audio track.

[mike_r]

It's a player issue.

[dougw03]

Using Arcsoft TMT5. Why does it work fine after editing the backup with BD Rebuilder then? BD-RB must be doing some type of trick that your program isn't doing to change the default audio.

[DukeOfUrl]

mike_r thanks for this (amazing) tool--I'm surprised it doesn't get more attention.

Often I want to just blank, say, an obnoxious "This program is rated R" or "Commentary is the responsibility of others not the studio" and such, and oft-times these do not show in the Preview window--I only get a blank/black box. I then will use Windows Explorer to click-on the .m2ts, and if I'm lucky I can see what it is in the "thumbnail" shown in the bottom status bar of Explorer.

I've assumed not being able to Preview these is a limitation of mplayer? Do you know of another viewer that I can use to see them, other than Windows Explorer's thumbnails as I said?