UHD disc presents track twice

[kapqa]

Hello ,

have made a cpy rip for internal use of a bought UHD Disc,

and noticed that the rip went to around 150GB (more than actually proposed in screenshtot);

essentially the main track was present twice.


Is this normal behaviour or do i need to adapt the settings?


Thank you very much.


https://ibb.co/21qSr1Tc

[Coopervid]

Hello ,

have made a cpy rip for internal use of a bought UHD Disc,

and noticed that the rip went to around 150GB (more than actually proposed in screenshtot);

essentially the main track was present twice.


Is this normal behaviour or do i need to adapt the settings?


Thank you very much.


https://ibb.co/21qSr1Tc

These are just different play lists. The main movie is what you want with 32 chapters and 68,1 GB.

[Ezatoka]

Sometimes the segments from playlists are displayed as tracks as well, so the main movie segment (e.g. 00001.m2ts) could be within that playlist with chapters and as separate m2ts file (MakeMKV lists playlists first, then m2ts files without playlist)

[kapqa]

thank you ,

don't know about playlists on Bluray, thought maybe this has something to do with encryption or copy-protetcion.

when doing backup for internal use, the resulting folder is around 82 GB which is much more reasonable than those 150GB.

it seems i can just delete or untick the twice proposed main track on one instance and be good to go.

[MartyMcNuts]

thank you ,

don't know about playlists on Bluray, thought maybe this has something to do with encryption or copy-protetcion.

when doing backup for internal use, the resulting folder is around 82 GB which is much more reasonable than those 150GB.

it seems i can just delete or untick the twice proposed main track on one instance and be good to go.

All blu-ray discs will show the main playlist (you will see it has chapters) and the actual m2ts movie. You should always choose the playlist. This is a minimum on every blu--ray disc. Some also have obfuscation which can have several (or even hundreds) of identical size playlists which have scenes/sections that are jumbled up in order to try and confuse rippers.

[kapqa]

thanks, the "playlist" as the one track presenting "chapters", got it.

could you give an assessement on which tracks to rip on this UHD disc without loosing any content?
should just title #8 be left out, or are others subject to the same condition? (atleast one other track seem present twice, too, according to summary file-size)

EDIT: the backup function seems to function, then fails to play. is it mainly thought of backup to make a duplicate burnable copy of the Bluray, rather than acutally playing it back (via folder-structure play inside kodi or vlc).

[MartyMcNuts]

thanks, the "playlist" as the one track presenting "chapters", got it.

could you give an assessement on which tracks to rip on this UHD disc without loosing any content?
should just title #8 be left out, or are others subject to the same condition? (atleast one other track seem present twice, too, according to summary file-size)

EDIT: the backup function seems to function, then fails to play. is it mainly thought of backup to make a duplicate burnable copy of the Bluray, rather than acutally playing it back (via folder-structure play inside kodi or vlc).

On that particular disc, the 2nd one is the main movie playlist. To obtain a movie mkv file, you would right click unselect all and then only select this playlist. You can then expand it and deselect any audio/subtitle tracks you don't want to be included in the mkv file.

Folder backup is best if you want to keep everything as it created a complete backup of the disc. To play it from the folder structure, play the index.bdmv file. Most of the time it will play the movie. On very rare occasions it may play a special feature if it is longer than the main movie.

When using the backup feature, ensure you check the decryption box in the next window so the content is decrypted while ripping otherwise you won't be able to play it.