How to know the main movie MPLS?

[danswano]

Is there anyway to know what mpls exactly the menu will run when i hit "Play Movie"?
Or in other words how to know menu button command like we do in PGCEdit for DVD.

Thanks.

[_Al_]

run:
eac3to.exe F:
where F is your drive letter with BD, it gives you playlist(s) and duration(s), it is explained nicely here
or
use Clown_BD, it has gui

[danswano]

Those apps will detect all playlists and arrange them by duration and that's not what i want, i want to know what mpls the "Play Movie" is executing.

[_Al_]

Do you want to know correct movie mpls?

[ndjamena]

No one has actually figured that out yet, and believe me, they're trying. Go to the MakeMKV forum and read all the posts about it.

[danswano]

So it's impossible for now to know/read/modify menu button commands?

[_Al_]

There was some mentioning about this recently , I think something like PGCEdit for BD is not here (yet?). There is BDinfo that reads some info, not sure if it can overwrite BD's structure.

[danswano]

Currently i'm doing such a hopeless method to identify the real mpls by deleting them one by one and try to play the movie from HDD until the menu fail to play the menu then bingo i got the real one.
This happens alot especially in Lionsgate BDs
Tons of MPLS's

[ndjamena]

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6554&start=15

http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7680

There's at least two methods there.

[danswano]

insanely hard methods.

[_Al_]

Just search that one of those best suiting *.mpls and movie title together in search box, using some search engine. That will give you answers.

[danswano]

I think i've discovered a good method.

Start with the first actual stream and see where it ends then look for the next stream that starts where the previous stream ended.
Keep doing this until you finish the movie while writing down the correct streams sequence.
Once you finish the movie compare the streams order to each mpls using bdinfo or makemkv until you find that match mpls

I just did and it worked on Lionsgate title: Ender's Game.

Thank you all for help.