frodawgg Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Howdy! If this is the wrong section of the forum, I apologize--just let me know. I've been using imgburn for years for my BDs and have never had this problem. I burned two movie titles (folders) to a BD for the first time (I had only done single-title discs before this), and the chapters are not working for either movie. I'm sure the chapters are part of the files because I had previously burned one by itself and was able to use them. Does anyone know why this may be? Thanks!
dbminter Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Well, this isn't much to go on. You haven't said what created your BD. Is this a Blu-Ray Video BD? If so, something created the BDMV, which may not have made it correctly. Are you playing MP4 or some other video container file type burned to BD-R in your player? If so, does the container file itself actually have chapter marks in it?
frodawgg Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago Sorry. Yeah, it's a Blu-ray video BD-R. It was created with tsmuxer. The original file is an mp4 (or mp2...I'll have to check), but once muxed, it's a m2ts, and I've included chapters in that muxing. It's the same way I've always created them; the only difference is that I'm trying to burn two folders onto the disc instead of the usual one, so I didn't know if that had something to do with it. I know that doesn't sound technical, but that's about my extent 🤣
dbminter Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Well, those 2 folders are probably CERTIFICATE and BDMV. Regardless of which folder you added, that should not make a different as to why the resulting file wouldn't have chapters. I don't know much about M2TS. I would just make sure the input MP4/2 had chapter breaks to begin with. If they didn't, then I'd make sure TSMuxer had them listed in it. If all that was okay, then TSMuxer is apparently not adding in the chapters. Or whatever you're playing it back with, if it's PC software, isn't recognizing the chapter breaks. I'm more familiar with DVD and I know on DVD Video, there are VOB files, which are the video and audio containers, but they're raw files. Chapters are only added when you play the corresponding .IFO files related to the VOB's. So, maybe there's a similar structure with M2TS. Playing an M2TS file natively may not have chapters associated with it.
frodawgg Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago Yeah, I'll double-check to make sure the chapters are included. I'm just perplexed, because this hasn't been an issue before...
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