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  1. So I recently threw together a compilation Blu-ray of 34 different Simpsons episodes (all ripped legitimately from my DVDs of the seasons, this isn't a piracy post).

    Anyhow, my idea was the encode it in TMPeg Authoring Works to about 35 gigs, then I'd run that through BD Rebuilder to get it down to BD-25 size.

    This worked BUT one episode came out with sped-up video. So I have this 00015.m2ts file in my STREAM directory that is faulty. I can copy the pre-shrunk file from the source directory (it will still fit) but if memory serves that won't play on my set top box if I do it that way. (because the INF, or CLI, or whichever files don't match)

    If I have a valid Blu-ray directory with one bad .M2TS file what are my options?

    PS- I wish TMPG Authoring Works supported H264 I wouldn't even be making this post.

    edit:
    The fundamental question I'm asking is whether it's possible to replace an .M2TS file in the stream directory without reauthoring the entire thing.
    Last edited by litmus; 2nd Nov 2010 at 20:16.
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  2. Pull! Bang! Darn!
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