BD Authoring Software

[Dr. Cooper]

I just replaced the CLPI and M2TS-files to keep the popup-menu working. But maybe updating the MPLS in BDEdit by adjusting the in/out-values will help. I'll try and let you know what happened.

[Booshman]

I just replaced the CLPI and M2TS-files to keep the popup-menu working. But maybe updating the MPLS in BDEdit by adjusting the in/out-values will help. I'll try and let you know what happened.

I'd load up the one you're not going to use and copy the values over to the original. Hopefully that way the file plays properly and the menu still works.

[Dr. Cooper]

Quick update: Editing the in/out-time in the Playlist-tab did the trick and the Popup-menu still works fine.
Thanks, Booshman!

[Booshman]

You're welcome, glad that did the trick.

[monks19]

Hello Booshman (and Dr. Cooper). Since we're in the topic of Blu-Ray authoring, I was wondering something about Encore. Can you do seemless branching like it's done on some commercial blu-rays (EX: Blade Runner, Beauty and the Beast, etc) ? I've been trying to find a way (by either using encore or trying to find another program) but sadly to no avail.

Thanks if anyone can help.

[Booshman]

Hello Booshman (and Dr. Cooper). Since we're in the topic of Blu-Ray authoring, I was wondering something about Encore. Can you do seemless branching like it's done on some commercial blu-rays (EX: Blade Runner, Beauty and the Beast, etc) ? I've been trying to find a way (by either using encore or trying to find another program) but sadly to no avail.

Thanks if anyone can help.

The short answer is yes but I believe it's more of a pain than that, as most things are in Encore. You create playlists to achieve the running order you want. I remember BDedit being required to make the joins truly seamless though. Something about setting the connection condition to 5.

https://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.ph...3-p-3.html

https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Star-W...986/page/2

[monks19]

Hello Booshman (and Dr. Cooper). Since we're in the topic of Blu-Ray authoring, I was wondering something about Encore. Can you do seemless branching like it's done on some commercial blu-rays (EX: Blade Runner, Beauty and the Beast, etc) ? I've been trying to find a way (by either using encore or trying to find another program) but sadly to no avail.

Thanks if anyone can help.

The short answer is yes but I believe it's more of a pain than that, as most things are in Encore. You create playlists to achieve the running order you want. I remember BDedit being required to make the joins truly seamless though. Something about setting the connection condition to 5.

https://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.ph...3-p-3.html

https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Star-W...986/page/2

Ok. Also, do you know if the multi-angles video function can be implemented on Encore ? I know it can be done on DVDArchitect (from Sony/Magix) But I've never been able to make it work with Encore, sadly.

Thanks to let me know.

[Booshman]

Hello Booshman (and Dr. Cooper). Since we're in the topic of Blu-Ray authoring, I was wondering something about Encore. Can you do seemless branching like it's done on some commercial blu-rays (EX: Blade Runner, Beauty and the Beast, etc) ? I've been trying to find a way (by either using encore or trying to find another program) but sadly to no avail.

Thanks if anyone can help.

The short answer is yes but I believe it's more of a pain than that, as most things are in Encore. You create playlists to achieve the running order you want. I remember BDedit being required to make the joins truly seamless though. Something about setting the connection condition to 5.

https://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.ph...3-p-3.html

https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Star-W...986/page/2

Ok. Also, do you know if the multi-angles video function can be implemented on Encore ? I know it can be done on DVDArchitect (from Sony/Magix) But I've never been able to make it work with Encore, sadly.

Thanks to let me know.

That's something I've never looked into.

[Dr. Cooper]

I have to dig this one up again:

After doing the trick successfully for some Standard-discs I'm currently trying to add or swap audio for a 3D-Blu-ray. Unfortunately there seems to be a bit of a problem with the structure: When the original 3D-disc is ripped as an ISO it has a size of around 44 GB. However, soon as the files are extracted from the ISO I have a total amount of more than 65 GB. That's because there are two m2ts-files for the film (15 + 22 GB), but also a SSIF-file with another 20 GB. So whatever I'm trying to do, it always ends up being way too huge for burning it back onto a 50 GB-disc.

Is there a trick for this as well?

[Nick_M]

I have this problem, too. The only affordable thing I've found is tsMuxer GUI. It can make a 3D BD, but one that auto-starts and auto-repeats. Blech.

What I do:
1. Rip 3D BD to ISO
2. Mount ISO
3. Load SSIF or whatever into tsMuxer directly from the mounted ISO
4. Export new BD ISO from tsMuxer

I've tried editing in BDedit to disable auto-repeat, combined with swapping files with an ISO editor, but it still results in an expanded size.