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What he said. A check of blu-ray.com shows that there are "hidden tracks", like Japanese audio, on the disk, which may explain the additional mpls. I definitely understand that but why would they need 2 of the same exact movie for this purpose? It should be the same exact thing except one will let ...

Grauhaar wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 4:40 pm

Expanded the titles and check the included audio and subtitle tracks.

Thank you! I chose the one that has the same style of tracks as the back of my bluray case.

@Woodstock does it matter which file I choose in this situation. The file sizes are the exact same, as well as the movie's runtime, chapters, and segments. They are both .mpls as well. Thanks for any insight. I want to make sure I select the right file every time so I do not have to do it again. Do...

Thanks so much! I was just making sure there are no differences in quality between the two file types. I am just playing the files on Kodi and Plex apps and want the best quality possible to the orginal blu ray disc.

Notice the Source File Names; the one with chapters is a mpls (play list), while the one without them is an m2ts (raw transport stream). Yes, they are the "same movie", but the play list determines which parts of the transport stream are used, and includes the chapter list. Which one is the correct...

I would like to revisit this, but not for Lionsgate titles. I have been ripping a lot of blu-rays lately and there are a lot of movies that are like this one that I am posting a screenshot of. It will show "Cooley High" - 10 Chapters , 21.2 GB then has 3 segments (segment map 2,3,2 in this case). Th...

Got it. Did you see my other paragraph asking about deleting the subtitles for each movie I do not need and using the multiplexer? Finally, is it not worth it to remux just to get rid of all of the extra sub tracks I do not need ? There is an option to use their multiplexer to get rid of all of the...

MKVToolnix does not change the content. Setting flags, names etc. can be done with the "MKVToolNIX GUI" Header Editor (left menu, third selection), simply change it and save it. No remux needed to change only header data. Do you know how to find out which subtitle track is which in the MKVtoolNix G...

You guys rock! So just use MKVtoolnix and make sure to default it and mark it as "forced" as I'm all set after this? MKVtoolnix will not take the .MKV generated by MakeMKV and deteriate any of the original quality right now? I know it says "no compression" for my video and audio file, but just wante...

Any input on my last post? I'm really trying to figure out the best way to ultimately get the forced subtitle track on my rips. I know I can use MKVtoolnix to default a sub track but no idea the best way to determine which movies have a forced subtitle track.

I just wanted to bump this to clarify a couple of things with subtitles. I want to specifically focus on "forced subtitles" here. Is the way I am doing my current workflow correct? The only subtitles that I need are those for foreign movies that do not have an English audio track AND the ones like A...

rather than messing around with sometimes a lot of extra tracks afterward. I always review the automatic selection before I start ripping, it’s just to get me 90% of the way there (and most of the time The only thing I have noticed with the automated file you gave me is that it will select the main...

Going with selection masks can work a lot of the time, but... what do you do when the movie audio is 2.0 stereo, and the descriptive or commentary audio is a 5.1 surround sound? It DOES happen. If the as-extracted MKV file is your ultimate goal, adjusting the selection rules makes sense, but you ha...

The object of my methodology is that the disk is in the drive for the minimum amount of time. Optical media is really too fragile, despite what they claim. I definitely agree! With what I am doing now I don't think it is required for me to go into VLC at all. I have just been ripping all English su...

Try -sel:all,+sel:(eng),-sel:(core),-10:(forced*(eng)),-15:(eng) Hey it looks like this is the same outcome as the other one that the other guy had listed. Is the first thing where it says "-set:all" mean that it checks everything? I am looking to make it so that it unselects everything except for ...