You're Next

[ArieS]

There's a bunch of playlist.
Anyone knows which one is the correct one?
Thanks

[DJRumpy]

Someone was nice enough to post a script a few weeks ago that drastically narrows this down.

It looks like good candidates are MPLS 8, 105, 496, 539, 625, and 877

Whichever of those matches the duration of the movie. I haven't checked that yet.

[DJRumpy]

Hmm. I was able to check the duration on my disk this morning, and it's 1:34:23.

Only two MPLS's in the list match that duration.

0388.mpls
0570.mpls

UPC 3139818174

[jinx100]

Title information
Name: You're Next
Source file name: 00570.mpls
Duration: 1:34:23
Chapters count: 12
Size: 18.6 GB
Segment count: 15
Segment map: 62,51,52,56,55,65,66,58,59,54,57,53,50,64,61
File name: You're_Next_t29.mkv

Worked for me.

[ArieS]

Yes, 570 is the correct one

[Malice]

Someone was nice enough to post a script a few weeks ago that drastically narrows this down..

where might this script be? i have looked around but i am not quite sure what its called.


thanks

[DJRumpy]

You can find it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/54p8wjo6lj0j17c/FindM2TS.pl

I'll also try to attach it. (sorry, the board won't allow .pl files)

Note that I didn't write it. It just parses out the clip files to see which MPLS files they reference. You can often see quickly at a glance which tracks are promising, and which point to duplicate tracks, etc.

Just make it executable.

To execute it, just list the path tot he BD volume like so:

./FindM2TS.pl /Volumes/SomeDiskBD

Credit where credit is due. The original script came from "tappinaway". Search the forum for a RED 2 post.

[Malice]

You can find it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/54p8wjo6lj0j17c/FindM2TS.pl

I'll also try to attach it. (sorry, the board won't allow .pl files)

Note that I didn't write it. It just parses out the clip files to see which MPLS files they reference. You can often see quickly at a glance which tracks are promising, and which point to duplicate tracks, etc.

Just make it executable.

To execute it, just list the path tot he BD volume like so:

./FindM2TS.pl /Volumes/SomeDiskBD

Credit where credit is due. The original script came from "tappinaway". Search the forum for a RED 2 post.

cool, thank you very much.