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Thelma - Playlist

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Hope you can help me with this one as well.
 

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@Pete here it is. thank you
 

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Ok, now it's fixed.
Hm, I still dont get a finished m2ts file after ripping.
Attached a newly created log file, any idea ?
 

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Hm, I still dont get a finished m2ts file after ripping.
Attached a newly created log file, any idea ?
You can't rip to m2ts with AnyDVD. AnyDVD only decrypts / rips 1:1. What EXACTLY are you doing and how are you doing it.

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You can't rip to m2ts with AnyDVD. AnyDVD only decrypts / rips 1:1. What EXACTLY are you doing and how are you doing it.

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Uhm, whenever I have used anydvd for the past 4-5 years I have gotten a complete m2ts file from it ... Its in the BDMV/STREAM folder ...
But this time I only get 20+ different m2ts files, which I this time have to use for an example tsmuxer to mux them together when I got the correct playlist, in this case 327
 
But this time I only get 20+ different m2ts files, which I this time have to use for an example tsmuxer to mux them together when I got the correct playlist, in this case 327

Not all BDs have a single m2ts for the main feature. Especially not Screen Pass protected ones, but others, too, can have multiple m2ts files for the movie.
You can also use CloneBD to create a single file from a playlist (the free version does that, too).
 
Not all BDs have a single m2ts for the main feature. Especially not Screen Pass protected ones, but others, too, can have multiple m2ts files for the movie.
You can also use CloneBD to create a single file from a playlist (the free version does that, too).
Okay, thats the first time I have encountered, but that makes sense, thank you !
 
Okay, thats the first time I have encountered, but that makes sense, thank you !
The idea behind the split files (ignoring protection options) is that it allows for example to have a cinematic version and director's cut in 1 disc without having to add the entire movie twice. With split all they have to do is add a scene here and there, cut another one and replace it by an extended version of it... and you have a longer version without duplicate files. All they have to do is add the video files for the scenes, call them via playlist at the right time and you're done.

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The idea behind the split files (ignoring protection options) is that it allows for example to have a cinematic version and director's cut in 1 disc without having to add the entire movie twice. With split all they have to do is add a scene here and there, cut another one and replace it by an extended version of it... and you have a longer version without duplicate files. All they have to do is add the video files for the scenes, call them via playlist at the right time and you're done.

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Okay, as I said, makes total sense, I knew about that, but since its the first time I have encountered it, I was just a bit suprised, and I thought for some reason anydvd actually made a complete m2ts from the "correct" playlist, I dont know why tho, so Im sorry, but hey, you learn something new everyday ! Thanks guys.
 
No worries, nobody knows everything. Especially if it's the first time you encounter something. If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask them

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