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BDInfo

It scans bluray disc (full hd, ultra hd and 3D) on various operating systems. The binaries provided are portable so no need to install any framework.

Command arguments

Short argument	Long argument	Meaning	Required	Default
-p	--path	The path to iso or bluray folder	x
-g	--generatestreamdiagnostics	Generate the stream diagnostics		False
-e	--extendedstreamdiagnostics	Generete the extended stream diagnostics		False
-b	--enablessif	Enable SSIF support		False
-c	--displaychaptercount	Enable chapter count		False
-f	--generateframedatafile	Generate frame data file		False
-l	--filterloopingplaylists	Filter loopig playlist		False
-y	--filtershortplaylist	Filter short playlist		False
-v	--filtershortplaylistvalue	Filter number of short playlist		20
-i	--useimageprefix	Use image prefix		False
-x	--useimageprefixvalue	Image prefix		video-
-k	--keepstreamorder	Keep stream order		False
-m	--generatetextsummary	Generate summary		False
-o	--reportfilename	The report filename with extension. If no extension provided then will append .txt at end of filename
-q	--includeversionandnotes	Include version and notes inside report		False
-z	--printonlybigplaylist	Print report with only biggest playlist		False
-w	--printtoconsole	Print report to console		False
-j	--groupbytime	Group by time		False
-d	--isexecutedasscript	Check if is executed as script		False

For linux, make BDInfo as executable (yes, that one without extension) using chmod +x BDInfo

How to use

Windows

BDInfo.exe -p PATH_TO_DISC_FOLDER -o PATH_TO_FILE.EXTENSION
BDInfo.exe -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE -o PATH_TO_FILE.EXTENSION

Linux

./BDInfo -p PATH_TO_DISC_FOLDER -o PATH_TO_FILE.EXTENSION
./BDInfo -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE -o PATH_TO_FILE.EXTENSION

BDExtractor

It extract bluray disc iso file on various operating systems without neeed to mount it (except non-EEF iso). The binaries provided are portable so no need to install any framework.

Command arguments

Short argument	Long argument	Meaning	Required
-p	--path	The path to iso file	x
-o	--output	The output folder (if not specified then will extract in same location with iso)

For linux, make BDExtractor as executable (yes, that one without extension) using chmod +x BDExtractor

How to use

Windows

BDExtractor.exe -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE -o FOLDER_OUTPUT
BDExtractor.exe -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE

Linux:

./BDExtractor -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE -o FOLDER_OUTPUT ./BDExtractor -p PATH_TO_ISO_FILE

Known issue

DiscUtils/DiscUtils#199

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