CLI of BDinfo??

[RogerTango]

I downloaded BDinfo, and was very happy with the information.

However, Id very much like to script automate the process of M2TS->MP4/XviD/Etc..

Is there a CLI equivalent of BDinfo that will give me the AID of various languages for the sound tracks?

Desire to discover the English track AID for encoding with Mencoder.


Thanks,
Andrew

[El Heggunte]

1st option) eac3to


2nd option) There exist the bdtools, but I must admit, I've never tested them Some weeks ago, I was too bored , and decided to transform their source-code into Win32 binaries --- play at youw risk

=>bdsplice
Usage: bdsplice -t playlist [-c first[-last]] <bd path> [dest]
Summary:
    Given a playlist number and Blu-Ray directory tree,
    find the clips that compose the movie and splice
    them together in the destination file
Options:
    t N         - Index of title to splice
    c N or N-M  - Chapter or chapter range
    <bd path>   - Path to root of Blu-Ray directory tree
    [dest]      - Destination of spliced clips

=>clpi_dump
Usage: clpi_dump -vcspi <clpi file> [<clpi file> ...]
With no options, produces no output (not very useful)
Options:
    v - Verbose output.
    c - Shows the Clip Info structure
    s - Shows the Sequence Info structure
    p - Shows the Program Info structure
    i - Shows the CPI. PTS to SPN map

=>mpls_dump
Usage: mpls_dump -vli <mpls file> [<mpls file> ...]
With no options, produces a list of the playlist(s) with durations
Options:
    v             - Verbose output.
    l             - Produces a list of the m2ts clips
    i             - Dumps detailed information about each clip
    c             - Show chapter marks
    r <N>         - Filter out titles that have >N repeating clips
    d             - Filter out duplicate titles
    s <seconds>   - Filter out short titles
    f             - Filter combination -r2 -d -s120

[RogerTango]

Thank you for your contribution.

I tried several options in the CLI but could not get it to "work"

clpi_dump -vcspi F:\BDMV\STREAM\00003.m2ts -c

clpi_dump -c -vcspi F:\BDMV\STREAM\00003.m2ts

mpls_dump -vli F:\BDMV\STREAM\00003.m2ts -i


Feedback requested.

Andrew

[RogerTango]

BTW, I dont think eac3to is what I want to use.

Most likely, if I need audio, it will be MP3 or AAC... Ill use Mplayer to extract to WAV/PCM and encode to desired format.

2 ch is fine for my current interest. 5.1 maybe on the horizon.

Andrew