You will find that if you have this issue, others will too and we can share what works with each other.
#Inside out makemkv segment map movie#
What version of the movie do you have? Retail (purchased) copy from where (some places are different)? RedBox? Netflix? Other people just rip every set and play them back to see what works, but that seems like a lot of time consuming effort and potential disk space. There are other ways too, but those will work 99.9% of the time. Then you have to compare the actual chapter marks inside MakeMKV to see what matches up. From there, it gets a little more involved as you need to do chapter skips when playing back and note where those skips are and how many chapters in total. So far the method I use to find the correct MPLS is to play the BR in my PS3. Same size, same length, same number of chapters. However, with some disks multiple mpls files yield similar sized mkvs. That will many times eliminate most, if not all of the bad sequences. With most BRs BDinfo will generally pop up the correct mpls to convert to MKV.
Most can be eliminated by simply playing the movie and noting the exact length of the movie. To achieve the same for makemkvcon, I used PatchELF. For the GUI/oss part, I used -prefix/opt/makemkv and added LDFLAGS to search libraries at runtime in /opt/makemkv/lib and request a program interpreter /opt/makemkv/lib/ld-linux.so. There are steps to finding out which sequence is correct. Setup a devuan jail and build MakeMKV inside it, statically linked against ffmpeg. Augment segmentation maps (only geometry-affecting augmentations, e.g. Support integer maps (integer dtypes, usually int32) and boolean masks (dtype numpy.bool ). However, Redbox and Netflix discs many times are different if you are making a copy of a (gasp) rental version. Features of the library’s segmentation map support: Represent segmentation maps as objects ( ). Some movies only have 1 segment, others can have a very large number of segments. Let's say your list of rows in the ProcMon window shows file names of 00520.m2ts, 00530.m2ts, and 00523.m2ts. My disc has three titles that look correct: Option 1: File Name: 00800.mpls Duration: 1:34:37 Chapters count: 28 Size: 22. I've been struggling with this thing for a long time, but now I know what to do :smile.I am picking up the retail version later today and can post what sequence is correct. Look at the ending file name and drop the leading zeroes and the. Hello, I'm looking for the correct segment map for 'Inside Out' 2015. I've checked all episodes from all seasons against tv.com's listing and they all matched up, so now I'm confident I have numbered them correctly. It's always 51, 52, 53 and sometimes 54 IN THAT ORDER. 1 and 2 are the same length, if you do this for all disks you can see the systematics used throughout the whole box. This way you can verify if what you assume is right: it says for episode 1, 2 and 3: 58:00, 58:00 and 55:00. Look at: tv.com/shows/the-sopranos/watch/?episode_type_range=1-2 where EVERY episode has a duration (rounded to minutes, but it's good enough). When I use a disc player, I can skip a couple of seconds and playback resumes. Ive got a disc with a damaged or corrupted section. Is there a way to skip corrupted segments Help. This is not easy to find, but it's there all right. Discussion for anything about MakeMKV r/ makemkv. What I wanted was a reference to the duration of every episode, like IMDB does for movies. I wanted to double-check, without having to browse through the content of every other episode! First I thought it was rather straightforward, with 51, 52 and 53 being episodes 1, 2 and 3, but the strange ordering of those m2ts-files made me uncertain. Those playlists refer to 00031.m2ts, 00012.m2ts and 00013.m2ts respectively. I use BDInfo to get the info about the episodes: it says disk 1 contains 00051.mpls, 00052.mpls and 00053.mpls (ordered by file-size, largest first) with durations 57:47, 57:32 and 54:13. Assuming you know the order of the disks, I start with disk 1. Easter goodies neatly wrapped inside, like jelly beans, bunny candy corn.
#Inside out makemkv segment map mp4#
I am now in the process of ripping "The Sopranos", which have 4 BD's per season. Compare MP4 with AVI, and we find out their differences in multiple aspects. Usually a season consists of 4 or 5 BD's. I am using the following "trick" to determine what episode corresponds to what.
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