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<blockquote data-quote="S_Behn" data-source="post: 523015" data-attributes="member: 97865">OK. What is working for me:1. Rip the disk completely with AnyDVD Riper to my HD, not as an ISO, as seperate files.2. Open it with eac3to GUI: HD-DVD/Blu-Ray Stream Extractor and extract the streams, chapter file and subtitle (.sup)3. Open the Subtitles with <a href="http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145277" target="_blank">BDSup2Sub.jar</a> and export them as .idx/.sub with the right language selection4. Put everything in mkvmerge together and mux it.Worked flawless two of two times.What i also tried and didnt work for me but it looks like it worked for others:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Activating AnyDVD and opening the DISK directly with eac3to GUI: For me files are not visible in the BluRay Drive, maybe because of WinXP?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Using MakeMKV: Worked two times great in using the BluRay without any other Tool, but the produced .mkv are both not playable (stuttering), my idea for that is that they break DXVA.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Using MakeMKV to get the files down the BluRay and remuxing the mkv content afterwards with mkvmerge: Same result as with MakeMKV, broken DXVA</li>
</ul>Especially the 3. problem is one i dont understand. What is different in using MakeMKV to get the files to using AnyDVD. I understand that MakeMKV doesnt reencode anything. It just takes files and put them into a container. The only problem is maybe the converting the new BluRay audio formats to DTS/AC3.Here is log from MediaInfo of one of my MakeMKV mkv files which dont work properly: Stuttering! I guess DXVA broken...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="S_Behn, post: 523015, member: 97865"] OK. What is working for me: 1. Rip the disk completely with AnyDVD Riper to my HD, not as an ISO, as seperate files. 2. Open it with eac3to GUI: HD-DVD/Blu-Ray Stream Extractor and extract the streams, chapter file and subtitle (.sup) 3. Open the Subtitles with [URL="http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=145277"]BDSup2Sub.jar[/URL] and export them as .idx/.sub with the right language selection 4. Put everything in mkvmerge together and mux it. Worked flawless two of two times. What i also tried and didnt work for me but it looks like it worked for others: [LIST] [*]Activating AnyDVD and opening the DISK directly with eac3to GUI: For me files are not visible in the BluRay Drive, maybe because of WinXP? [*]Using MakeMKV: Worked two times great in using the BluRay without any other Tool, but the produced .mkv are both not playable (stuttering), my idea for that is that they break DXVA. [*]Using MakeMKV to get the files down the BluRay and remuxing the mkv content afterwards with mkvmerge: Same result as with MakeMKV, broken DXVA [/LIST] Especially the 3. problem is one i dont understand. What is different in using MakeMKV to get the files to using AnyDVD. I understand that MakeMKV doesnt reencode anything. It just takes files and put them into a container. The only problem is maybe the converting the new BluRay audio formats to DTS/AC3. Here is log from MediaInfo of one of my MakeMKV mkv files which dont work properly: Stuttering! I guess DXVA broken... [/QUOTE]

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