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Hi, hopefully the author sees this and can implement.
I rip a lot of Bluray TV shows and matching up Episode names was a nightmare until i found the info inside BDMV\META\DL\bdmt_eng.xml

It's not there in every disc but maybe somewhere else. Would be great to know the Episode name and rip the track as that name.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
-<disclib xmlns="urn:BDA:bdmv;disclib">
-<di:discinfo xmlns:di="urn:BDA:bdmv;discinfo">
-<di:title>
<di:name>Justified: Season 1: Disc 1</di:name>
<di:numSets>1</di:numSets>
<di:setNumber>1</di:setNumber>
</di:title>
-<di:description>
-<di:tableOfContents>
<di:titleName titleNumber="1">Java Menus</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="2">Ep 100 Fire</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="3">Ep101 RiverBrook</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="4">Ep108 Fixer</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="5">Ep104 Long</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="6">Ep102 Lord</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="10">Jump To 1000</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="21">BDJO MovieIQ</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="50">Parental Warning</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="51">Region Code Warning</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="200">BDLive Portal</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="201">BDLive Portal</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="301">BDLive Portal</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="401">BDLive Portal</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="402">BDLive Browser</di:titleName>
<di:titleName titleNumber="500">dummy_cps_4</di:titleName>
</di:tableOfContents>
<di:thumbnail href="just_small_jp24.jpg"/>
<di:thumbnail href="just_large_jp24.jpg"/>
</di:description>
<di:language>eng</di:language>
</di:discinfo>
</disclib>

Hi, we know each other from kat, can u contact me?

Condor

Why don't you just parse this out and make it part of an array? Then as you loop through each track you can rename them as you're working...

I would start by parsing for only the lines with titlename in them, and then trimming them on the > before the name, and the < after the name. Once you have that done, feed it into an array and you're good to go.

http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/string-manipulation.html