[aristoteles]

Thanks for helping!

Everything went fine!

[techtronic]

Very well described tutorial

[george1975]

Thank you

[sayianz]

How would I do the opposite if I want to say , now Convert the MKV to Bluray? I've been trying TSmux with no success.

[tpAVm]

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That's fairly easy. You could use tsMuxerGUI, drag & drop your mkv and select to "create Bluray disc" from the app's output options' field at the lower part of its GUI.
There's also a new application called Blu-ray to DVD Pro (shareware) which, among other options, can convert mkv to BD. However I found it to have few bugs and glitches in its present version. You can download it from the link below.
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Good luck.

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Wonderful, thanks checking it out now!

[kenrippy]

i have a question for you tpAVm.

i've been having problems figuring this one out. i'm trying to convert harold & kumar escape from guantanamo bay Blu-ray to mkv using your tutorial from your 1st post.

the problem is this BD has almost 90 .m2ts files starting with 00003.m2ts - 00090.m2ts with a few missing numbers along the way. how do i know which order these go in regards to the movie sequence? and, it seems like a ton of work to input each one individually using the append button in tsmuxer. my finished product was ok, but not in sequence.

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Ha, I was sure I should be expecting a question like this, sooner or later. So, what you need to do here is called seamless branching. Please find the necessary links to do it successfully. Tested and working 100%
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Please remember that you need to have a full BD structure ripped to you HDD (means a Bluray disc ripped to HDD as is, in other words 1:1 copy) in order for the above to work. Other than that you're just....doomed. However, you seem to be lucky enough, even if you don't meet the above mentioned requirements with this particular movie at hands. So, according to my records, the correct chronological order of the multiple .m2ts files building up the main movie's title is the following:
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Hope I've helped.

Good luck.

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thanks for the reply tpAVm

so, is that last quote the order of just the harold & kumar movie, or every BD main movie's order? and does it stop at 32 or keep going to the last .m2ts file in order?

and yes, i've ripped the complete harold & kumar BD via AnyDVD HD, resulting in an ISO of over 45gb to my hdd.

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You're welcome. It's the m2ts order for Harold & Kumar. Only the quoted are building up the main movie. Every BD with multiple m2ts files for the main movie's title has its own, unique chronological order.

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alright, thank you very much. i'll get back to you in a few days, after i'm able to wrap my head around all this new info.

[kenrippy]

ok, i've run into a hiccup.

all has gone well as per your instructions, except, i may have missed a posted work-around for this though. my video file is a .vc1, which mkvmerge won't recognize. how do i join my final .dts and .vc1 files into an .mkv container? i've been able to get them into .ts and .m2ts containers already, but i don't know of the app that will get them into .mkv.