Help, can't convert or view VC-1 files ripped from Blu Ray

[Y2Bogus]

I have my original disc, The Dark Knight, and I was looking to convert it to my PSP. I first ripped the movie to a folder on my PC using ANYDVD.

From there I identified the correct .mt2s file being as it was around 30 gigs in size. I first tried just dropping the .mt2s file into tmpgenc 4.0 xpress, but that caused it to lock up. So I then tried to play back the file to see if I was able to do that. WMP 11, Media Player Classic, Nero Showtime, and the most recent VLC, none of them would play the file. I can get audio, but no video.

I then demuxed the file into the elementary streams and chose the video and audio files that I wanted. The video is in VC-1 format. Tmpgenc, virtualdubmod, and Nero recode don't recognize the file as any kind of compatible video file.

However, the PowerDVD software that came with my Blu Ray burner was able to play both the VC-1 and the .mt2s without any trouble.

Am I missing the correct VC-1 codec to be able to playback and convert VC-1 files? If so, is there a freeware codec someone could point me to, or even a retail codec that I could buy fairly cheaply?

Or is my problem something else? I've tried FFDSHOW as well, but the problem remained.

[Baldrick]

Did you enable vc-1 decoding in ffdshow?

Or try convert using handbrake.

[Y2Bogus]

Did you enable vc-1 decoding in ffdshow?

Or try convert using handbrake.

I have tried enabling VC-1 in ffdshow. I haven't tried handbrake yet.

[Y2Bogus]

I can now confirm that handbrake is also not working. It gives me an error that no title info could be found when I try to open the file.

Here's the information on the file from Media Info

Video
ID : 4113 (0x1011)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : VC-1
Format profile : AP@L3
Duration : 2h 32mn
Bit rate : 26.7 Mbps
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16/9
Frame rate : 23.976 fps
Colorimetry : 4:2:0
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.538
Stream size : 28.4 GiB (87%)

[redwudz]

I don't have any problems playing back VC-1 .m2ts files with MPC-HC that I have ripped with AnyDVD. But I don't think VLC can or especially WMP. And make sure you are using MPC-HC, not the regular MPC. PowerDVD will also refuse to play them, though it's capable of it. I don't have Nero, so I have never tried that. You may still have a ffdshow problem.