Split Blu-Ray by chapters

Hi all! I've got a Blu-Ray of a TV Series and there are 4 episodes merged in one m2ts. I'd like to decrypt and to split them by chapters (like DVDDecrypter) , how I can do that?

I've been looking for a way to do this for concert Blu-rays forever. Short of remuxing to MKV and then splitting at timecodes that correspond to chapter markers, I'm not sure it can be done.

What platform does said tool need to run on? I've got some BD parsing code I wrote that I can easily enhance to extract sub-ranges of chapters from a BD. It's a cli app and requires that the BD be pre-decrypted.

If can't do what you want, maybe you can persuade the author to fix it so it saves video with the audio?

cRTrn13, my source can be found here Look in the doc directory for a collection of notes I took while reverse engineering things and some sources of information I used. Also, vlc has added code for parsing BD playlists etc. If you check out the latest vlc from git, look in modules/access/bd. Alcohor, binaries for windows are here There are 3 programs. Running the programs with no parameters will print a help message. mpls_parse parses playlists and dumps various information contained in them. It's useful for finding which playlist is the main title. For multi-part titles, it can show you the collection of m2ts files and the order they play in. Examples: Dump a list of all the titles and their m2ts clips, ignore titles shorter than 2 min, ignore duplicates titles, ignore titles that have multiple duplicate clips Code:

OK, that's a start, thanks!

Great tool, thanks!

@JohnAStebbins, can you upload the tools again? For some reason your old links doesn't work. Thanks.

@Alcohor If all you need is a list of chapter times, once you've ripped your BluRay, just drop the proper "Playlist" into "tsMuxeR" - and then click on the "BluRay" tab at the top...

Updated files: windows binaries: source: Note that and are browsable. So when I update the files to a new version, you can always browse the directory for them.